It is not empty of its own ultimately real essence, but only of extraneous, transitory and relative phenomena.
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Norman Rockwell captures the real essence of police work and public service _ community, concern, compassion and a commitment to helping others,
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Rubio responded, " The real essence of my family s story is not about the date my parents first entered the United States.
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The " balangay " also represents the quest of individuals in exploring the real essence of Filipino identity through culture and arts.
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I'd like to hear the real essence of why this is wrong, or what the alternative case / argument might be.
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Since conditioned things and dispositions are perceptions and do not have real essence, they are not reliable sources of pleasure and they are impermanent.
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Toland employed the distinction between nominal and real essences to claim that God provided humanity the capacity to know only the nominal essences of the created world.
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But in its blithe indifference to the real essence of architecture, which is the poetic shaping of space, such a flaying is scarcely preferable to demolition.
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Rosencrantz does not quite make the connection, but Guildenstern is frightened into a verbal attack on the Tragedians'inability to capture the real essence of death.
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From Palamas's time until the twentieth century, Roman Catholic theologians generally rejected the idea that there is in God a real essence-energies distinction.
