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2021
Dietrich Bonhoeffer's notions of religionless Christianity have provoked a great deal of theological inquiry, much of which has hindered evangelical reception of Bonhoeffer's work. By setting religionless Christianity in the context of Bonhoeffer's Lutheran sacramental theology, Chris Dodson furthers Bonhoeffer's belief that receiving the God given in ...
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Dietrich Bonhoeffer's notions of religionless Christianity have provoked a great deal of theological inquiry, much of which has hindered evangelical reception of Bonhoeffer's work. By setting religionless Christianity in the context of Bonhoeffer's Lutheran sacramental theology, Chris Dodson furthers Bonhoeffer's belief that receiving the God given in ...
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Graphs with Given Group and Given Graph-Theoretical Properties
Canadian Journal of Mathematics, 1957n 1938 Frucht (2) proved the following theorem:(1.1). Theorem. Given any finite group G there exist infinitely many nonisomorphic connected graphs X whose automorphism group is isomorphic to G.
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2015
AbstractDistinguishing between two forms of givenness status, known and salient, this chapter investigates the latter, using deaccenting as a probe into the nature of salience-based givenness. A presuppositional account of salience-based givenness is presented, based on entailment and coreference.
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AbstractDistinguishing between two forms of givenness status, known and salient, this chapter investigates the latter, using deaccenting as a probe into the nature of salience-based givenness. A presuppositional account of salience-based givenness is presented, based on entailment and coreference.
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The given in perceptual experience
Synthese, 2015How are we to account for the epistemic contribution of our perceptual experiences to the reasonableness of our perceptual beliefs? It is well known that a conception heavily influenced by Cartesian thinking has it that experiences do not enable the experiencing subject to have direct epistemic contact with the external world; rather, they are regarded
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The “Offence of any and all Ready-Made Givenness”. Natorp’s Critique of Husserl’s Ideas I
Contributions To Phenomenology, 2021Burt C Hopkins
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