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Kosmos

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Kos´mos
n.1.See Cosmos.


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Within John's Gospel, Jesus is not just the savior of an empire nor of a people, but he is in fact the savior of the kosmos or world.
Rethinking John's social setting: hidden transcript, anti-language, ... by Reed, David / Biblical Theology Bulletin
I love the Pantheon; I believe its dome lets a modern person actually experience the ancient kosmos, "beauty created by order," the same order that in Cicero's writings leads to a belief, which animates the liberal-arts tradition, in the unity of knowledge.
A farewell to remember: what John Paul II's death taught us by Proctor, Robert E. / Commonweal
Christ is the head of both kosmos and ekklesia (Col 1:15-18).
Reformation in the global context: the disturbing spaciousness of ... by Koyama, Kosuke / Currents in Theology and Mission
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