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In fact, one of Hypatia's closest friends was Synesius of Cyrene, the neo-Platonist Christian Bishop of Ptolemais.
Matt J. Rossano: The Galileo Affair: Emblematic Or Exceptional? Matt J. Rossano 2011
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I would characterize this as a neo-Platonist idea for the benevolent philosopher-king.
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And reviews: one reader with a master's degree in theoretical physics complains that the book was supposed to be "light summer reading" but instead was "really hard going," and another says that Penrose uses the book "in a polemical manner to justify his neo-Platonist view of mathematics."
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Somebody who wanted to recast the entire Mythos as a Spenglerian, neo-Platonist, Gnostic myth-cycle could do worse than build on the frozen foundations of Lomar.
Kenneth Hite's Journal princeofcairo 2007
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A.D. He was a pupil of the neo-Platonist Plotinus.
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In Albert he encountered a wide-ranging encyclopedism which included original work, experimental and theoretical, in natural science, and treated Aristotelian natural philosophy and psychology in the light of a neo-Platonism derived from Arabic philosophers and such Greco-Arab sources as the Liber de Causis, as well as the Christian neo-Platonist tradition of the Pseudo-Dionysius.
Dante Alighieri Wetherbee, Winthrop 2006
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This is very important, for here Augustine cuts himself off completely from his neo-Platonist background... without God's condescension to us in the Incarnation to respond to, we will either - in Augustine's view - be provoked to despair by our awareness of sin, or seek to ascend to God under the inspiration of pride.
Love is the highest form of knowing Sam Norton 2006
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We find similar ideas in St. Augustine, the most important Christian neo-Platonist neo-Platonism is nothing but Vedanta as also in the Gita.
What is the destiny of man? Tusar N Mohapatra 2006
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It has two parents - Moses going up the Mountain, and Plato's allegory of the cave - and it's the latter which brings out its relevance to Pirsig, for he is a neo-Platonist.
Dust and bones Sam Norton 2005
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Some Jews and Christians believe that Kabbalah is heretical occult and is influenced by Babylonian pagan practices during the Babylonian captivity or earlier mystery religions or Greek thought along neo-Platonist and pythagorian.
Dart slated 2005
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