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.... So also it is a thing ascertained and certain, that among all the seventy-two books of scripture, there is not one whereof the writer was called of... ...and universal church had been already defined in Jerusalem, and embodied in the public symbol of faith; for no one is ignorant of the Lord’s intimat... ...hinking rest? Is it, peradventure, upon some revelation contained in the sacred books, or upon some good and solid reason? I say, then, hath God cas... ...uestion. The fact being so certain, some legitimate cause must have brought it about, whereby the doctors may be able to justify themselves. For to... ...ter, we shall derive little or almost no edification in our reading of the holy books.” 2 The case standing thus, how was it possible that the zeal... ...t Isaiah, in the forty-seventh chapter, had announced those great calamities as about to come upon her in a moment. “But these things shall come upon... ...one of the empire, moved and inspired of God (as he himself doth declare in his public edict, and as Isaiah had foretold, chap. xlv.) granted permis... ...d to them by Cyrus, Darius, and Artaxerxes, of being able to offer to their God public worship in Jerusalem, and to live according to the laws which... ...r more heavily, or to overwhelm her utterly by devouring the child which she is about to bear; that is, the children whom she shall bear. Whereupon ...

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...at ă de un singur grup. Numai ideile lor contau. Noi, ceilal ţi, nu puteam publica aproape nimic. Şi-atunci am zis: hai s ă facem literatur ă… f ăr ... ...ţii literare. În decursul a 20 de ani de existen ţă a paradoxismului, s-au publicat 25 de c ăr ţi şi peste 200 comentarii (articole, recenzii, note)... ...whole culture was manipulated by a small group. Only their ideas and their publications counted. We couldn’t publish almost anything. Then, I said: L... ...ulescu studied paradoxism in my literary work, Nicolae Manolescu asserted, about one of my manuscripts of non-poems, that they are against-the-hair.... ...associations and universities in Brazil. Whithin 20 years of existence, 25 books and over 200 comentaries (articles, reviews) have been published, p... ...ing. Do you writers sell your feelings? Do you create only for money? Only books about crimes, sex, horror are published. Where is the true Art? In... ...o you writers sell your feelings? Do you create only for money? Only books about crimes, sex, horror are published. Where is the true Art? In beggi... ... EVERYTHING IS POSSIBLE, THEREFORE: THE IMPOSSIBLE TOO! Hence don’t wonder about this anti-book! If you don’t understand it, that means you understan... ... du non-sens (The sens of the non-sens), Morocoo, 1983. Other „paradoxist” books followed: Anti-chambres / Anti-poésies / Bizarerries (Ante-rooms / ...

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...S INTRODUCTION Tms work in its oripl, German form has already, since its publication fourteen years ago, exercised. on the Continent an influence, ... ... it may be affirmed that 1 and Thou will rank &8 one of the epoch-making books 9f our generation. . It has hitherto been eomparatively Unknown amon... ... reaching efiects on philosophical thought. Hitherto, what we have known about the mutual relation oj persons has been relegated in theories of kno... ...emonstrates convincingly the inadequacy of its abstract presup­ positions about reality. The concrete reality, for him, as for Buber, is the situati... ...hing that might exist independently of them, but being spoken they bring about existence. . Primary words are spoken from the bemi. If Thou is sai... ...any simple way; but in the end it is possible. In the realms of so-called public life it can be perfectly drawn. Let it be considered, for instance,... ...to being. Neither of them has access to real life. Institutions yield no public life, and feelings no personal life. Th~ institutions yield no publ... ... I that makes use of assets and work done in economics, and strivings and opinions in politics, must we not thank this unlimited mastery for the ext... ...f the world of It, where there is no life of salvation. " If, 0 monk, the opinion dominates that soul and body are one in being, there is no life of...

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...tegory. I give thanks to my guru/daughter, Sarah, who has taught me more about life in four years than I learned in forty,seven. I thank Gregory f... ...eling you have for someone you're involved with? Is it a feeling you have about a material object? I saw a card that had a character on the outside ... ...also centers around sensual desire and that's not at all what I'm talking about. The love I mean is more than anything you've ever dreamed or thoug... ...d a positive today. Let me pass on to you a piece I discovered in a Unity publication: It speaks squarely to the issue of living in the present. "T... ... the sick; the same magnificent self that has written great music, plays, books and movies. Realize that all great scientists, inventors, playwright... ... was the turning point. I started reading inspirational and motivational books that made me realize I had not been thinkin~. I was just going throu... ...in~ tegrity." Those people whose actions have been THE POWER IN YOU 96 publicly judged as morally wrong may be publicly criticized and then even ... ... family who sold their business. The buyer never conducted an audit (the books had never been audited!), never took an inventory, verified receivab... ...laiming a twenty to forty percent increase in their main ingredients as a public relations move to make us think they are improving on our behalf. ...

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... this book please call (800) 275-2606. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Amos, Wally. Man with no name: turn lemons into lemonade... ...5 CIP Copyright © 1994, Wally Amos All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or trans­ mitte... ... and Brenda's careful hand guiding the book through the various stages to publication, made working on this book a real pleasure. I thank the two o... ...versation with my friend and attorney, Leroy Wulfmeier III, we had joked about the possibility of me not being able to use my real name in business... ...te more time to helping those in need and to sharing my personal beliefs about the secrets of successful living. The transition was complex and dif... ...mmercial venture. They claimed ownership of my name and likeness for just about every purpose short of telephoning my wife, and they said I was infr... ...al sanctity. And by the time I was eight years old, I had learned all the books of the Bible, induding both the Old and New Testaments. If we were t... ...swing. On December I, my accountant, Paul Asano, drew up the first set of books for Uncle Noname, and my attorney, George Brandt, drew up the docum... ... continue developing ideas for non-food Chip & Cookie merchandise such as books, ce­ ramics, gift items and clothing. I can sell Uncle Noname cookies...

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... 3 Note from the translator: In this text, several of the author’s books are mentioned. Some are already available English, and their titles... ...nslated into English and placed in brackets { }. A list of all the authors books with a specification of those that already are or soon will be avai... ... you discuss it in groups, together with other people who are enthusiastic about the ideas it proposes. Even though there may be times you do not i... ...ou are not aware of it. It is not by chance that I have been able to think about what no other philosopher up until now has been able to imagine. T... ... within a human group, through years of work, the same processes that come about when a star is born: condensation, collapse, thermonuclear reaction... ... For further understanding of Sophia-Analysis I suggest you read my other books and the “Lettera agli uomini” {Letter to Humanity} of the Sophia Un... ...hat case he is the only one who listens to his music. If he wants to exist publicly he needs his fans. The same thing is true for a soccer player. If... ...y is. Because if this does not happen the artist cannot exist, either on a public level or socially or historically. The artist can exist on his or ... ...re are paintings that were praised at the time they were first exhibited in public and that today no one pays any attention to whatsoever. They had a...

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