The origins of man,
The focus is on man himself, on his origins, on the two constituent parts of his nature -- the body and the soul, in particular on the "dimensions" of that soul, i.e. the portion of the infinite which inheres in it; and finally on those still largely mysterious phenomena which form the sub...
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| Series: | Twentieth century encyclopedia of Catholicism ;
v. 29 Twentieth century encyclopedia of Catholicism Nature of man. Twentieth century encyclopedia of Catholicism Section 3: The nature of man ; v. 29. Twentieth century encyclopedia of Catholicism v. 29 Twentieth century encyclopedia of Catholicism v.29 |
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