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• “Why is it that atheists and theists alike now think and speak about God in a way that veers so profoundly from the thinking of our ancestors?”

  The Case for God by Karen Armstrong: Book summary

• “Where the authors differ most profoundly is in the overall mood their work creates.”

  Of Mushi and Cthulhu » Manga Worth Reading

• “We are not going to stop the Israelis, just as we do not stop the Chinese from suppressing dissidents in profoundly unfair ways.”

  Matthew Yglesias » Means and Ends

• “Dissidents are suppressed in profoundly unfair ways in every country on earth.”

  Matthew Yglesias » Means and Ends

• “One of the rare things that bothered me, but it did so profoundly, is the resolution of the main plot and the ending.”

  Scott Lynch - The Lies of Locke Lamora (Book Review)

• “He grew up in profoundly rural America and was graduating from flight school about the time of Pearl Harbor.”

  Matthew Yglesias » Age and the War

• “Their rigorous versions of management education differ profoundly from the one that Stewart lampoons.”

  Letters to the Editor

• “The ability to entertain possibilities that differ profoundly from the prevailing theories of the day is the hallmark of all the great scientific revolutionaries, including Darwin.”

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• “Young athletes remain profoundly influenced by the culture and by their role models — you too, Charles Barkley, who also happens to use ephedrine.”

  USATODAY.com - Taking pills is not the answer

• “The different choice of object resulted in profoundly different professional and scholarly models: while Jones reads the "foreign" character as an abstruse object of scholastic knowledge whose end is its own increase, Gilchrist reads it as a more easily decodable object of technical, communicable knowledge whose end is not simply functionality, but also economic possibilities both for student and for instructor.”

  A Teleology of Letters; or, From a

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