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- verb Present participle of
relativize .
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Associated with this relativizing is the notion of a great peace among religions, which recognize each other as different ways of reflecting the One Eternal Being and which should leave up to the individual the path he will grope along to find the One who nevertheless unites them all.
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Associated with this relativizing is the notion of a great peace among religions, which recognize each other as different ways of reflecting the One Eternal Being and which should leave up to the individual the path he will grope along to find the One who nevertheless unites them all.
Atheism 2009
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Associated with this relativizing is the notion of a great peace among religions, which recognize each other as different ways of reflecting the One Eternal Being and which should leave up to the individual the path he will grope along to find the One who nevertheless unites them all.
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The essential aspect for him today is to treat the Lefebvrist bishops as if they had not been excommunicated, which is a completely Roman way of at least "relativizing", without, however, contradicting oneself completely!
Archive 2009-01-01 2009
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Yet the tsunami has also forced us, at least for a moment, to behave as citizens of the planet, "relativizing" the almost indecently petty nature of our divisions.
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I am glad to comment on Harvey Cox's courteous letter, though most of what I wrote about the "relativizing" of the Christian preaching had to do with things in Mrs. Ruether's book.
Heretical about Heresy Cox, Harvey 1973
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Through such a relativizing process, the Christian faith is radically changed ...
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Through such a relativizing process, the Christian faith is radically changed ...
Atheism 2009
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I wonder whether the problem with relativizing the “indirect” object arises only with overt relative pronouns …
Whoever v. Whomever! Cases collide! Match of the Century! « Motivated Grammar 2009
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Through such a relativizing process, the Christian faith is radically changed ...
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