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Daily Archives: July 6, 2012
This Is Herman Cain 6
I have four items for my write-up today on This Is Herman Cain. 1. On pages 152-153, Herman Cain says that the 39 percent of Americans who approve of Barack Obama’s job as President are not informed voters. I really … Continue reading
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The Therapeutae and the Extreme Allegorizers; Women Philosophy Students
I’m continuing my way through Joan Taylor’s Jewish Women Philosophers of First-Century Alexandria: Philo’s ‘Therapeutae’ Reconsidered. In my latest reading, Taylor did two things. First, she argued that the Therapeutae may have come from the extreme allegorizers whom Philo criticizes—-the … Continue reading
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