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Card 6
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Language that has one meaning, no matter what context, i.e. pineapple
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Card 7
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Language that has two meanings depending on the context. I.e. Time
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Card 8
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Created the parable of the gardener
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Card 9
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Aquinas' analogy where Gods characteristics are reflected in the world, such as loving
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Card 10
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Referring to God without describing him
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Card 11
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Who said: Written language is even further removed from ‘reality’
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Card 12
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Describing God by saying what he is not
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Card 13
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Who said : Defines God as our “ultimate concern”, “Being itself” and the “ground of our being”
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Card 14
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Who said : Demythologise the accounts to get to their true meaning, the “kernel of truth”
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Card 15
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Who said : “Don’t ask for the meaning, ask for the use”
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