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_ Let those also who can, call the unfallen Adam and Eve satisfactory patterns and types of our complete humanity.

History of Rationalism Embracing a Survey of the Present State of Protestant Theology 1868

If Nietzsche had not been obsessed by Christianity he would have selected as his "Ideal Blond Beast" that perfectly naive, "unfallen" man, of imperturbable nerves, of classic nerves, such as Life abounded in _before Christ came.

Visions and Revisions A Book of Literary Devotions John Cowper Powys 1917

All this may sound strange, but one may fairly say that it represented in its degree, and in that first 'unfallen' stage of human thought and psychology, a true conception of the cosmic Life, and indeed a conception quite sensible and admirable, until, of course, the Second

Pagan and Christian creeds: their origin and meaning Edward Carpenter 1886

On the Soul and the Resurrection concludes, as the dying St. Macrina speaks to her brother about the body as compared to the resurrected body as the seed compares to the ear of wheat, and compares this to the unfallen bodies of humans when first created.

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I saw echoes of Eden in his energetic activity: of the time when beasts and unfallen man worked together in harmony.

Archive 2009-04-01 regina doman 2009

On the Soul and the Resurrection concludes, as the dying St. Macrina speaks to her brother about the body as compared to the resurrected body as the seed compares to the ear of wheat, and compares this to the unfallen bodies of humans when first created.

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You were like an unfallen angel spying from your vine, and I was unstoppable, getting near enough to smell that English Leather aftershave you always wore.

the long white cloud above my body Jerry Ratch 2011

I saw echoes of Eden in his energetic activity: of the time when beasts and unfallen man worked together in harmony.

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On the Soul and the Resurrection concludes, as the dying St. Macrina speaks to her brother about the body as compared to the resurrected body as the seed compares to the ear of wheat, and compares this to the unfallen bodies of humans when first created.

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“For myself,” she admits, swiping at her unfallen tears.

When Rose Wakes Christopher Golden 2010