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As a student of Biblical theology, Lewis was likely to be thinking not merely of Judas Iscariot, the most extreme example, but of other New Testament characters such as Demas, Paul's companion who deserted in the middle of a missionary journey "because he loved this present world".
Double Smackdowns: Wright on Pullman & Synaesthete7 on The Susan Thing Mirtika 2006
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In Phaedo, Plato talks about the human body as being held in tension and in tune like a musical instrument "(Karvouni," Demas, "116).
Architecture and Memory: The Renaissance Studioli of Federico da Montefeltro 2008
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Other souls, such as Demas (who "hath forsaken me [Paul], having loved this present world", (2 Tim. 4: 10) indicate a more willful spiritual and moral departure.
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Other souls, such as Demas (who "hath forsaken me [Paul], having loved this present world", (2 Tim. 4: 10) indicate a more willful spiritual and moral departure.
Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] Daniel1212 2010
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Other souls, such as Demas (who "hath forsaken me [Paul], having loved this present world", (2 Tim. 4: 10) indicate a more willful spiritual and moral departure.
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Other souls, such as Demas (who "hath forsaken me [Paul], having loved this present world", (2 Tim. 4: 10) indicate a more willful spiritual and moral departure.
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Other souls, such as Demas (who "hath forsaken me [Paul], having loved this present world", (2 Tim. 4: 10) indicate a more willful spiritual and moral departure.
Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] Daniel1212 2010
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Other souls, such as Demas (who "hath forsaken me [Paul], having loved this present world", (2 Tim. 4: 10) indicate a more willful spiritual and moral departure.
Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] Daniel1212 2010
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Other souls, such as Demas (who "hath forsaken me [Paul], having loved this present world", (2 Tim. 4: 10) indicate a more willful spiritual and moral departure.
Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] Daniel1212 2010
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Other souls, such as Demas (who "hath forsaken me [Paul], having loved this present world", (2 Tim. 4: 10) indicate a more willful spiritual and moral departure.
Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] Daniel1212 2010
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