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"On page 62, Soteriology is seen as a task of recovery or retrieval, a clearing process that brings to light what is already present though temporarily and adventitiously obscured. It emphasizes, in the words of Paul Ricoeur, "mind's attempt to recover its power of thinking, acting and feeling-a power that has, so to speak, been buried or lost-in the knowledge, practices, and feelings that exteriorize it in relation to itself."" — Feb 08, 2026 02:55AM
"On page 62, Soteriology is seen as a task of recovery or retrieval, a clearing process that brings to light what is already present though temporarily and adventitiously obscured. It emphasizes, in the words of Paul Ricoeur, "mind's attempt to recover its power of thinking, acting and feeling-a power that has, so to speak, been buried or lost-in the knowledge, practices, and feelings that exteriorize it in relation to itself."" — Feb 08, 2026 02:55AM
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"On page 0, The proofreader at Ace was asleep on the job when this came out. Inconsistent punctuation, spelling that flips for no reason between US and UK usage, and words that are just outright misspellings. I can forgive the made-up contractions and dialect speech because that at least has a purpose even if it is too much like {author:Joel Chandler Harris|7320] But the rest I wish they had had a more attentive proofreader." — Jul 16, 2023 03:14PM
"On page 0, The proofreader at Ace was asleep on the job when this came out. Inconsistent punctuation, spelling that flips for no reason between US and UK usage, and words that are just outright misspellings. I can forgive the made-up contractions and dialect speech because that at least has a purpose even if it is too much like {author:Joel Chandler Harris|7320] But the rest I wish they had had a more attentive proofreader." — Jul 16, 2023 03:14PM
