Surely it is an incredible audacity to set man face to face with the Divine essence and to attribute to his weak mind the immediate perception of the eternal and immutable verities.
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These predictions are the desperate workings of weak minds, says George Elder, a Jungian psychotherapist and editor of Archetype of the Apocalypse, a Jungian Study of the Book of Revelation.
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Gov . Mel Carnahan said investigators had " manipulated a weak mind " to get Wilson to confess to a crime he did not commit, the April 13, 1986, slaying of Pauline Martz.
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H . C . Frick's theory was, why spend money on mining equipment, when you had willing men with weak minds and strong backs, that worked cheap, to do the mining work for you.
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According to The Daily News in 1967, he liked to quote the Belgian saying that wrestling with the gargantuan carillon required just three things : " a strong back, a weak mind and freedom from gout ."
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"It's quite unfortunate that we didn't check before this information was circulated, " said Roger Cukierman, the head of France's leading Jewish organization, CRIF . " It shows a climate which affects weak minds.
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His demotion is explained as the paradoxical condition of his being both a hero and a demon : being famous and loved by everyone, he makes Hell a glamorous place, spurring weak minds to attain his glamor by selling their souls to Hell.
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It took a weak mind to produce it and it takes a strong stomach to look at it . " " The Hollywood Reporter " called it an " outrageous onslaught upon the feelings, the senses, the brains and the stomachs of an audience ."
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Cultural Resource Management, once considered an intellectual backwater for individuals with " strong backs and weak minds, " has attracted these graduates, and CRM offices are thus increasingly staffed by advance degreed individuals with a track record of producing scholarly articles but who also have extensive CRM field experience.
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By Friday, however, he had said he regretted many things he had written in his youth, particularly his public battle with Moses Rosen, Romania's late chief rabbi, whom he once in a poem called " an old man with a weak mind " and " hair full of dandruff " who spat on Romanian ideals and " sold us to Hungarians and Russians ."
