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Truls Ljungström is on page 238 of 336 of Salvation through Temptation: Maximus the Confessor and Thomas Aquinas on Christ's Victory over the Devil
For Thomas (himself an educator), the teacher defeats the devil in the same way that one who spreads the truth is opposed to a sower of lies.
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Salvation through Temptation: Maximus the Confessor and Thomas Aquinas on Christ's Victory over the Devil

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Truls Ljungström is on page 175 of 336 of Salvation through Temptation: Maximus the Confessor and Thomas Aquinas on Christ's Victory over the Devil
Alexander av Hales: Djävulen som tändved: The role of the devil here is remote and material at best; the devil adds nothing that is not already present in the one tempted. Before the devil tempts in this way, the one tempted is already “prone [pronos]” to the sin that the devil assists in committing.
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Salvation through Temptation: Maximus the Confessor and Thomas Aquinas on Christ's Victory over the Devil

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Truls Ljungström is on page 112 of 336 of Salvation through Temptation: Maximus the Confessor and Thomas Aquinas on Christ's Victory over the Devil
Using Nemesius’s definition of human rationality, however, this Christological affirmation would mean, problematically, that Christ was not a rational human being.
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Salvation through Temptation: Maximus the Confessor and Thomas Aquinas on Christ's Victory over the Devil

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Truls Ljungström is on page 112 of 336 of Salvation through Temptation: Maximus the Confessor and Thomas Aquinas on Christ's Victory over the Devil
Maximus’s denial of ignorance in Christ also has a corollary for
Christ’s moral psychology, albeit only implicitly. Maximus defines de-
liberation and choice as concerning matters of action that are indeter-
minate—things that are possible and of which the end is unknown.37
The affirmation of Christ’s perfect knowledge, then, is one of the roots
of Maximus’s claim that Christ did not deliberate or choose.
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Salvation through Temptation: Maximus the Confessor and Thomas Aquinas on Christ's Victory over the Devil

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Truls Ljungström is on page 91 of 253 of The Use and Abuse of History
Diogenes - inte snabbare än en kanin eller en hjort - den fegaste av alla djur
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The Use and Abuse of History

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Truls Ljungström is on page 51 of 208 of Confessions of an Advertising Man
Hotet från för stora kontrakt
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Confessions of an Advertising Man

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Truls Ljungström is on page 82 of 336 of Salvation through Temptation: Maximus the Confessor and Thomas Aquinas on Christ's Victory over the Devil
He (maximus) speaks in the Questions and Doubts, of three kinds of “involuntary (ἀδιάθετος)” sin: sin through “tyrannical constraint,” through deception, and through ignorance.
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Truls Ljungström is on page 48 of 604 of Cognition: The Thinking Animal
A behaviorist would shrink from the term strategy because a strategy is not observable.
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Cognition: The Thinking Animal

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Truls Ljungström is on page 39 of 604 of Cognition: The Thinking Animal
There was one big problem with Wundt’s introspectionism: It didn’t work. There was the problem of training people to introspect—a problem of the method they used—and there were other methodological problems. A more basic problem was that the introspectionists didn’t come up with any interesting results
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Cognition: The Thinking Animal

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Truls Ljungström is on page 36 of 604 of Cognition: The Thinking Animal
The empiricists were also associationists. Associationism holds that knowledge originates from simple information from the senses and that this sensory information can be combined into more complex ideas. You know what an apple looks like because you have seen an apple before
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Cognition: The Thinking Animal

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Truls Ljungström is on page 35 of 604 of Cognition: The Thinking Animal
Descartes discussed perception for the same reason as the Greeks—to understand where knowledge comes from. Other philosophers, notably George Berkeley, discussed perception as part of the empiricist versus nativist argument. Berkeley was an extreme empiricist.
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Cognition: The Thinking Animal

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Truls Ljungström is on page 61 of 336 of Salvation through Temptation: Maximus the Confessor and Thomas Aquinas on Christ's Victory over the Devil
By showing that Christ was through both desire and aversion, Maximus attempts to affirm that Christ purifies the entirety of human passibility by
the experiences that come with all parts of it.
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Salvation through Temptation: Maximus the Confessor and Thomas Aquinas on Christ's Victory over the Devil

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Truls Ljungström is on page 55 of 336 of Salvation through Temptation: Maximus the Confessor and Thomas Aquinas on Christ's Victory over the Devil
Corruptibility is a susceptibility to change and an inclination to-
ward earthly realities. Corruption is associated with the physical mode
of human conception after Adam’s sin. Thenceforth, human beings
come into being in the same way as the irrational animals, in a mode
that is perhaps not altogether becoming for the rational creatures that
human beings are.
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Salvation through Temptation: Maximus the Confessor and Thomas Aquinas on Christ's Victory over the Devil

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Truls Ljungström is on page 42 of 208 of Confessions of an Advertising Man
Self promotion

Creating the organisation that will, eventually, attract
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Confessions of an Advertising Man

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Truls Ljungström is on page 11 of 253 of The Use and Abuse of History
Aristotle: ‘Poetry is more philosophical and more weighty than history, for poetry speaks rather of the universal, history of the particular. By theuniversalImeanthatsuchorsuchakindofmanwillsayordo such or such things from probability or necessity; that is the aim of poetry, adding proper names to the characters. By the particular I mean what Alcibiades did and what he suffered.
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The Use and Abuse of History

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Truls Ljungström is on page 11 of 253 of The Use and Abuse of History
Aristotle: ‘Poetry is more philosophical and more weighty than history, for poetry speaks rather of the universal, history of the particular. By theuniversalImeanthatsuchorsuchakindofmanwillsayordo such or such things from probability or necessity; that is the aim of poetry, adding proper names to the characters. By the particular I mean what Alcibiades did and what he suffered.
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The Use and Abuse of History

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Truls Ljungström is finished with The Little Red Book of Selling: 12.5 Principles of Sales Greatness
The obvious way to sell: Eliminate the risk of buying! Replace risk with a powerful closing tool: Risk removal.
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The Little Red Book of Selling: 12.5 Principles of Sales Greatness

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Truls Ljungström is on page 184 of 230 of The Little Red Book of Selling: 12.5 Principles of Sales Greatness
Scott asked “If you owned your own cable channel, Ms. Jones, what would be on it?” WOW, what a question—it draws out all the likes (and perhaps the dislikes) of the customer, and puts every answer in terms of the sale being made.
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The Little Red Book of Selling: 12.5 Principles of Sales Greatness

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Truls Ljungström is on page 179 of 230 of The Little Red Book of Selling: 12.5 Principles of Sales Greatness
1. Qualify the buyer.
2. Establish rapport.
3. Create prospect disparity.
4. Eliminate or differentiate from the competition.
5. Build credibility.
6. Know the customer and their business.
7. Identify needs.
8. Find hot buttons.
9. Get personal information.
9.5 Close the sale.
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The Little Red Book of Selling: 12.5 Principles of Sales Greatness

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