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We find also in the oldest martyrologies mention of a feast of the Conception of the Precursor on 24 September.
as we see from the Feast of the Conception of St. John.
To these feasts the Eastern churches added the feast of the conception of Mary at the end of the same century.
are to be numbered with them that have restricted and limited the conception of God.
it foreshadoweth the conception of a Child Who holdeth your fate
The conception of what a courthouse should look like, which was established
And because they are too materially absorbed, the conception of retaining the personality after liberation from matter frightens them.
Only this grade of consciousness, for to it belong those consciousnesses which can partake of the conception of, and can experience,
that because we are too much absorbed in the conception of ahankara,"I am this body,
Reward and punishment belong to the present life; the conception of the underworld is the same as in the body of Old Testament writings;
If the theoretical structure of the political economy of Marxism rests entirely upon the conception of value as materialised labour,
Gabrielˆ's announcement to Maryˆ was made the day following the conception of Jesusˆ and was the only event of supernatural occurrence connected with her entire experience of carrying and bearing the child of promise.
Whatever his followers may have said, Pelagius himself held the conception of a divine law proclaiming to men what they ought to do
The conception of a new faith,
of St. James, it was preceded by miraculous events(the apparition of an angel to Joachim, etc.),">similar to those which preceded the conception of St. John,
there is no means more accurately than to determine as accurately as possible the time most suitable for the conception of your crumbs.
thought-so also is, according to the conception of the Cabala, the relation of the Sefirot to the En-Sof.