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The Greek word kosmos refers to the entire ordered universe: animal, vegetable and mineral.— Latest News from Ekklesia
It is, of course, a little cynical for my taste, but you and I stand at antipodal neuro-sectors in the positive / negative outlook for the kosmos (and most everything else).— SeekingAlpha.com: Home Page
The fall of humanity is key in this "cosmic tragedy" for humanity is the microcosm (micros-kosmos or "little cosmos"), which participates in the sensuous creaturely dimension of being and the rational-spiritual dimension of the hierarchy of being.— Notes from underground
The Greek word for 'world' in the New Testament is kosmos.— The Reality Check
The term world (kosmos) is used by John apparently in two different senses.— The Destiny of the Soul A Critical History of the Doctrine of a Future Life

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