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salvation
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Such a logic, she notes, "converts the ordinary person or object into something that is retrospectively perceived as inadequate," in turn heightening the salvational powers of the intercessionary agent (15).
Are you finally comfortable in your own skin? The raced and classed ... by Weber, Brenda R.; Tice, Karen W. / Genders
The brilliant, reformed, redeemed, salvational chaser.
'Such was the fanfare, it seemed as if Kauto Star himself was to be ... by The Racing Post (London, England)
Effects on Pedagogy Changes in the way science is understood within the history and philosophy of science community of the last nearly twenty years, and in some ways reaching back even further, stand as an implicit or potential critical commentary on Snow's (not philosophically well-defined) take on science, particularly his salvational claim made for science in society.
"The two cultures" and the historical perspective on science as a ... by Rochberg, Francesca / Forum on Public Policy: A Journal of the Oxford Round Table
 
 
 
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