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See: aid, discharge, emancipation, liberation, mainstay, preservation, protection, redemption, rehabilitation, release, relief, safekeeping, safety, salvage, security How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| A second vehicle for grace, Zossima argues, is "precious memories" of beauty, sacred Scriptures, good persons, and so on, which, recalled later, may play a decisive salvational role. Moving with authority and ease from the Positivists to modern economists, Gray underscores that the West has experienced--at the hands of other Westerners--the salvational [messianic? Their project Cult of the New Eve, 2000, for instance, literalizes the salvational rhetoric often found in propaganda for the biotech industry by enacting the rituals of a cult dedicated to sacraments of transgenic beer and wafers. |
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