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HE CAME DOWN FROM HEAVEN: THE PREEXISTENCE OF CHRIST AND THE CHRISTIAN FAITH. During the Meiji economic modernization, Okubo Toshimichi's choices were certainly partly determined by the preexistence of a Tokugawa-era bureaucracy and by preexisting samurai networks and norms. For the real origins of rabbinic thought--when ideas of the preexistence of Torah and oral tradition supplement themes of covenant and afterlife retribution--one must wait for a subsequent volume in which the author plans to continue this survey of intellectual history from Daniel to the Mishnah. |
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