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If the Christ event thus contains the validation of the promise, then this means no less than that through the faithfulness and truth of God the promise is made true in Christ-and made wholly, unbreakably, for ever and for all. This universal mystification of origins can be linked to a metaphysics of reflection positing in the solar and mirror imagery of rule an unbreakably circular play of source and representation. Quarks thus tend to stay as close together as they possibly can; in fact, they are supposed to be unbreakably bound within the structures of the particles they make up. |
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