10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INFUSIONISM»
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infusionism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
infusionism and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Encyclopedia of Reincarnation and Karma
Infusionism. This is the belief that souls pre-exist and enter the body at some
point. It is in opposition to both soul creationism, generationism, and traducianism
. Infusionism is a pre-requisite for a belief in reincarnation. See also Creationism
...
Norman C. McClelland, 2010
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John Donne, Body and Soul
... threefold, 9–11, 12–13; in treatment of illness, 133–37; used in hearing
sermons, 159; of women, 43–44. See also body and soul; death; immortality of
the soul; infusionism; separation of body and soul; traducianism Spenser,
Edmund, 67 ...
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Collier's New Encyclopedia: A Loose-leaf and Self-revising ...
INFUSIONISM turnal exacerbations, lasting from four to eight days, sometimes
complicated with bronchitis or even pneumonia. A form known as Spanish
Influenza was epidemic in the United States and in many other countries in 1918
and ...
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A System of Biblical Psychology
This view, inherited from the scholastics of creationism, or, as it was also called,
infusionism or inducianism, was maintained the more strongly in proportion to the
facility with which it accorded with the semi-Pelagian view, that had become ...
Now, kapnimancy and infusionism may both fit as tight as two trivets but while we
in our wee free state, holding to that prestatute in our charter, may have our
irremovable doubts as to the whole sense of the lot, the interpretation of any
phrase ...
James Joyce, Robbert-Jan Henkes, Erik Bindervoet, 2012
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The Heart-Mind Matrix: How the Heart Can Teach the Mind New ...
(Infusionism, for instance, was atheological term for the theory that the human
soul is “infused” intousat our conceptionor at birth.) Selfhasvast connotations in
our usage and references to it, but is nowhere near as elusive and loaded a term
as ...
Joseph Chilton Pearce, 2012
The quietness of an early fall morning, with its persuasive “all is well” feeling,
contrary to any notion of infusionism or traducianism, permeated even the soft,
almost illusive breeze that stirred the otherwise unyielding statuary grasses of the
land ...
Catherine M. Feldman, 2008
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Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
L cpds:confound, confuse, confusion; diffuse (adjand v), diffusible, diffusion,
diffusive (whence diffusivity); effuse (adj, v), effusion,effusive; infundibulum,infuse
, infusible, infusion(whence infusionism), infusive, Infusoria (whence infusorial); ...
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Southerners, Too?: Essays on the Black South, 1733-1990
Interestingly and ironically, although some railed against Infusionism and Afro-
Centrism as illegitimate academic endeavors, based more on emotion than
sound scholarship, others plowed into the new efforts with reckless abandon —
and ...
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Covenant and Salvation: Union with Christ
See also personal salvation infant baptism, defenses of, tensions between, 233
infused grace, 191–97 infused habits abandoning terminology of, 197 language
of, Reformation theologies suspicious of, 236 infusionism, 215 inhabitatio Dei, ...
Michael Scott Horton, 2007
