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Each while of Jewelry is made with a great variation of symbolizations that are not nonstructural but are also pregnant.
Celtic Jewelry Patterns That Last by Jem Jamey / Women's issues/gender studies community
There are a number of symbolizations for this pattern and these include reincarnation, fertility, the phases of the moon, and the three existential domains, which are creation, preservation, and destruction.
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His conviction that the truth of divine reality is universal and varies only in the adequacy, or "differentiation" of its symbolization along a continuum of theoretical insights (15) is the reason why he often lists Christianity in the midst of other, more or less equivalent, symbolizations of such experiences--Platonic philosophy, Hinduism, Buddhism, Zoroastrianism, Confucianism, Taoism, etc.
Eric Voegelin on the incarnate Christ by Henry, Michael / Modern Age
 
 
 
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