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| Obscured by their uncertain numbers, the dense multiformity of family responses to them, and the unpredictability of legal action by and against them, the experience of bastards is recounted in massive detail but eludes a comprehensive assessment of illegitimacy in Renaissance Florence. Muslim scholars in the third and fourth centuries of the Hijra well understood the multiformity of historical Islam and the impossibility--even inadvisability--of either developing an essentialist or Muslim idealist concept of "Islam" or trying to define "orthodoxy. By being in touch with these realities, he says, priests can "learn to appreciate better the way in which they live in the Church the sacramental, hierarchical, and charismatic gifts, according to the multiformity of ministries, states of life, and tasks that edify her. |
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