CHE SIGNIFICA INEFFACEABILITY IN INGLESE
definizione di ineffaceability nel dizionario inglese
La definizione di ineffabilitàbility nel dizionario è il fatto o lo stato di essere incapace di essere cancellato; indelibility.
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «INEFFACEABILITY»
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Baptism and the Ideal of Unity and Universality of the ...
Nota Militaris: Ineffaceability of the Baptismal Character: A Case against
Rebaptism This subtitle intends to buttress Augustine's argument regarding the
uniformity of every baptism administered within or outside the four walls of the
Catholic ...
2
Weber, Irrationality, and Social Order
This consciousness of the lover rests upon the ineffaceability and
inexhaustibleness of his own experience. . . . Knowing "life itself" joined to him,
the lover stands opposite what is for him the objectless experiences of the mystic,
as if he were ...
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The Methodist Review ...
... 0f_God—-one that was written on " a table of stone betokening its
ineffaceability, which came down from Sinai, and now in burnished sublimity
adorns the cross.” The commandment to which we refer reads thus: “ THOU
SHALT NOT KILL.
4
Household Words: A Weekly Journal
Very curious are early impressions in their ineffaceability. We can remember the
father or the sifter who died when we were babes almost, with miuute distinctness
; and yet forget what happened the day before yesterday. How well we can ...
5
The Congregational Review
Stirling shows the ineffaceability of species against this new form of Darwin-ism. "
The protoplasm of the gnat will no more grow into the fly than it will grow into an
elephant." T/'the different sorts of protoplasm are (absolutely) all alike, and if the ...
6
Southern Methodist Review
... and most positive commands of God — one that was written on " a table of '
stone betokening its ineffaceability, which came down from Sinai, and now in
burnished sublimity adorns the cross. " The commandment to which we refer
reads thus ...
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Modern chivalry; or A new Orlando furioso [signed C.F.G.].
Could they be expected to foresee the ineffaceability of feelings which the wise
and tender counsel of a mother might perhaps have obliterated ; but which the
harsh schooling of a director — armed A NEW ORLANDO FURIOSO. 203.
Catherine Grace F. Gore,
1843
8
Racial Fever: Freud and the Jewish Question
... understood as particularly Jewish not only because it was regarded as such in
the 1930s, but also because of the ways in which it seems to get at the sense—
shared by Jews and Gentiles alike—of the “ineffaceability” ofJewishness. Before
...
Second, the conservatives had a profound sense of historical development and,
with this, a sense of the ineffaceability of the historical record that lies in traditions
and customs. Man's identity, they declared, almost in the words of contemporary ...
10
Christian Antisemitism: A History of Hate
Not the slowly vanishing customs of Central Australian tribes, but the living liturgy
of Christianity bears witness to the strength and ineffaceability of cannibalistic
trends in our civilization. The eating of Christ's body and the drinking of His ...