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The apostle Paul: "If somebody thinks he knows something, then he does not yet know as he should know (1 Cor. 8.2)!"
"An Anthropological Proposal"
The average reader might be interested in the general layout of these anthropological schema's; for instance to get an impression about the difference between the soul and the spirit.
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Click here to see the beginning of this study, treating of the body, mind, soul and spirit and their interactions and therefore differences.
Click here to see an anthropology of personality, consisting of the conscience, will and heart.
"The Late Roman Laws on Consanguinity and Affinity and their Patristic Background"
The average reader might be interested in the interpretation of a few marital laws given in Leviticus chapter 18. See for that appendix II.
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"Cicero's De Natura Deorum and Minucius' Octavius: An Example of the Influence of Prechristian Philosophy on Christian Apologetics"
Ignoring the many quotes in Latin, the attentive reader may find it quite interesting to see that arguments and reasons of 22 centuries old and older are still employed today by religious people. For instance various arguments proposed between creationists and evolutionists today, and vice versa, can be traced back to similar reasonings as found here. Some of it is primitive theology, but not at all as complicated as that of Aristotle.
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