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Tag: Rational

The Two Parts of the Soul – the Irrational and the Rational

Aristotle - Nicomachean Ethics - The Soul consists of two parts, the Irrational and the Rational (as to whether these are actually divided, as are the parts of the body, and everything that is capable of division; or are only metaphysically speaking two, being by nature inseparable, as are convex and concave circumferences, matters not in respect of our present purpose). Thoughts of God, thoughtsofGod.com, David Reese

Aristotle – Nicomachean Ethics – The Soul consists of two parts, the Irrational and the Rational (as to whether these are actually divided, as are the parts of the body,

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Sales or Marketing: How Should the Church Function?

Should the mission of the church be more akin to a sales model or a marketing model? mythoughts, thoughts of God, David Reese

Our task is to yield to the Spirit in such a way as to display the “Imago Dei”, image of God in us. It is Christ who attracts. It is God’s work that we believe.

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