Titlebook: Speaking of Gods in Figure and Narrative; Deeanne Westbrook Book 2011 Deeanne Westbrook 2011 Bible.god.Greece.history.history of literatur

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Deeanne Westbrook out with a conception of mathematics derived from the many histories mathematics might claim as its own we centre the analysis instead within the social practices that surround the teaching of the subject to children aged four to eleven in English primary schools today. That is, we do not commence

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End-Times and Doom-Eagerness,r middles. Frank Kermode refers to this relationship as “consonance.” In the preceding discussion of beginnings, I have noted that in grand narratives the beginning is problematic and often abrupt (like a birth), initiating the running of time (analogous to a human lifetime); the middle will tell of

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The Power and the Glory: Divine Combatants, Heavenly Hosts, and Holy War,ough millennia the mirror of heaven has revealed an uninterrupted series of martial models. Effects of the metaphor encourage a combative ideal, emphasize the masculine nature of the divine, privilege aggression, and glorify warriors. Through the metaphor one’s human enemies are readily made God’s e

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