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law of the excluded middle. [11]
It will be the contention of this article that neither did ...double negation, which is another statement of the law of the excluded middle. [15] It is important to ...
R. D. Gunaratne
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any sincere person who will raise the question and join him in the investigation." [11]
p. 136... [15] Moral performance, ideally, thus flows from theoretical insights and not from a concrete
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Cua, A. S.
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soteriological ideas, [11] similarities in the following themes will be discussed: (1) the problem of ... of the manifest world is "for the sake of puru.sa (puru.saartha)." [15] Manifest creation occurs so...
Stephen A. Kent
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believer may not know this rule or confuse it with another. [11]
A somewhat livelier and certainly more ...you."[15] As Nozick ruminates, "it seems we each must have a kind of access toourselves which is not...
Steven W. Laycock
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empirical plane." [11]
In short, it has been uncritically assumed that in ancient India all ...khandhas) but with the whole universe. The belief is described as so loko, so attaa [15]: "the world ...
Pratap Chandra
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elsewhere by more able scholars.(11) What this study aims to do is to examine one ...then this is a lesser wrongdoing.(15) Body burners and their exegetical ...
James A. Benn
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http://www.fjdh.cn/wumin/2009/04/06332172948.html
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means of the principle of dependent origination or emptiness: [11] "Everything holds (fits with, is ...neither' -- but they are said [anyway] for the sake of designation (praj~napti). [15] Thus all ...
Robert F. Olson
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self is to forget the self. To forget the self is to be enlightened by all things. [11]
"Being ... in this context does not refer to the physical body but rather to "body-mind-being." [15] The
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Douglas K. Mikkelson
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was given me that he had taken away my sins, even mine." [11] Now, are there any "objective referents...Augustine because the conception expressed there "must be important if so great a mind held it." [15] ...
Tyson Anderson
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attitudes toward dogmatism in philosophy are surprisingly similar. [11]
-----------------------------...significance is as great as the importance of our language." [15] I think that Zen Buddhists would agree ...
Hudson, H.
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