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Repristination

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Re`pris`ti`na´tion    (~t?-n?´sh?n)
n.1.Restoration to an original state; renewal of purity.


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Longaker (Fort Wayne: Repristination Press, [1902] 1995), xiv-xv (= Agende fur christliche Gemeinden des lutherischen Bekenntnisses, GW VII/1:14-15).
Those who feel, by the use of such weighted words as "obscurantists," repristination, snake handlers, bibliolatry, mechanical inspiration, and so forth, that they have adequately and finally disposed of the whole movement, are themselves hardly giving thereby evidence of real learning or competent scholarship.
Lisska's repristination of Aristotelian teleology may be within speaking distance of neo-Aristotelians like Martha Nussbaum, but it is not going to persuade the likes of Richard Rorty or Dworkin.
 
 
 
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