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… it to the Queen, he said that he had little hope of being able to produce any work of sufficient interest to … that, as the restoration of the Irish Parliament is an event, in my judgement, not remote, I will avail myself of … which the Chancellor acts I utterly protest against, as being in its essential nature disloyal and dangerous alike to …

… the (ir)relevance of our epistemologies, and the ways we could or should read our sources after February 2022 …

… the (ir)relevance of our epistemologies, and the ways we could or should read our sources after February 2022 …

… its individual acts, is tearing us apart in irreparable ways. For the moment the answer is largely yes. We have every … divided again, and while by no means in exactly the same ways as 1970, the dangers and the stakes are just as high. … of protest was by and large respected. It still is in many ways, but protest rooted in great outrage while still …

… presentation on the argument against the unity of being, in Fakhr al-Din al-Razi’s (d. 1210) writings. He … and creativity in constructive Islamic philosophy. The event was sponsored by the Council on Middle East Studies at …

… uproar, which prevent the hon. and learned member from being more than partially heard). You may sneer at me if you … but, then, how is this difficulty met as to the money being applied to political objects? It is declared that the … They are for the spiritual wants of the Protestants being supplied, and they declare that when they are supplied …

… the (ir)relevance of our epistemologies, and the ways we could or should read our sources after February 2022 …

… equally on sacred and secular elements: the sacred element being the biblical narrative of Exodus, and the secular … religion. Gorski recently spoke to YaleNews about the event that inspired him to write the book, how he … pride or self-love. He had a very subtle analysis of the ways in which excessive pride tends to color our perceptions …

… the time when man learned that pain and aches affected his being; what the lawyer gains from precedents is a guiding … the statesman is able to meet the crises of the present by being informed as to other crises in governmental affairs. … that, with its base laid in colonial times, and still being constructed, challenges the respect and admiration of …

… of this new religious movement stress the importance of being close to nature when undergoing the movement’s 21-day … for all life once the initiation has ended. This sunset landscape gives the viewer a little sense of the glory … two extractive industries, mining and archaeology, and the ways that both seek to downplay their effects on the lives of …