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One such nutter, Arthur Stace, used to run around the streets of Sydney scrawling the word Eternity everywhere totalled up, about half a million times.
Surviving Australia Sorrel Wilby 2001
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One such nutter, Arthur Stace, used to run around the streets of Sydney scrawling the word Eternity everywhere totalled up, about half a million times.
Surviving Australia Sorrel Wilby 2001
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One such nutter, Arthur Stace, used to run around the streets of Sydney scrawling the word Eternity everywhere totalled up, about half a million times.
Surviving Australia Sorrel Wilby 2001
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In summary, The Emperor of Eternity is not strongly recommended, while The Architects of HIstory is a satisfying conclusion to the Klein arc but may not make much sense if you haven't hear both Colditz and Survival of the Fittest.
New BF audios nwhyte 2010
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Eternity is eternity, and though you die here and now you will go on living somewhere else and hereafter.
Chapter 9 2010
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Eternity is transcendence beyond life and death, beyond time.
The Human Condition, continued fantasyecho 2007
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When Blake claims that "Eternity is in love with the productions of time," one might, with enough ingenuity, imagine how this could be decoded as a moment in "the will to knowledge regarding sex" (65).
Romantic Loves: A Response to _Historicizing Romantic Sexuality_ 2006
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Having frequently in our mouths the name Eternity, we are apt to think we have a positive comprehensive idea of it, which is as much as to say, that there is no part of that duration which is not clearly contained in our idea.
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And these two being put together, are that infinite duration we call Eternity: which, as we turn our view either way, forwards or backwards, appears infinite, because we still turn that way the infinite end of number, i.e. the power still of adding more.
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And these two being put together, are that infinite duration we call Eternity: which, as we turn our view either way, forwards or backwards, appears infinite, because we still turn that way the infinite end of number, i.e. the power still of adding more.
God, Aids & Circumcision Hill, George 2005
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