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Robert Masson



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Diététique de l'expérience ...

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Prévenir et soigner naturel...

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Souffrance des hommes

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Mitos y Falsedades de los R...

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Jusqu'au Bout de La Nuit: L...

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Boostez votre immunité

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Marcellin champagnat

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Charmed Circle: Theology fo...

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Madeleine Delbrêl: Il Suffi...

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“If God is the sort of reality Christians believe God to be, that is to say, if God is the beginning and end of all things, then logically and grammatically God does not fit into
any of these categories. But since such categories are the only tools available in our language and grammar for talking about anything at all, God included, asserting God’s reality requires purposefully breaking the rules in a way that indirectly displays what cannot be directly described.”
Robert Masson

“If God is the sort of reality Christians believe God to be, that is to say, if God is the beginning and end of all things, then logically and grammatically God does not fit into any of these categories. But since such categories are the only tools available in our language and grammar for talking about anything at all, God included, asserting God’s reality requires purposefully breaking the rules in a way that indirectly displays what cannot be directly described.”
Robert Masson



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