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Meanings of Manichaean in English
Russian
манихейское письмо Portuguese
escrita maniqueia Catalan
alfabet maniqueu Spanish
alfabeto maniqueo 
Abjad-based writing system associated with the spread of Manichaean religion.
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Portuguese
dualístico Spanish
maniqueo Of or relating to the philosophical doctrine of dualism.
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Examples for "faith"
Examples for "faith"
1
The government had a responsibility to negotiate in good faith, he said.
2
Nice represents the political future of the republic, negotiated in good faith.
3
I think we need legislation protecting good faith efforts to stop spam.
4
So far, most countries in most cases have acted in good faith.
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They need to work with councils, health boards, schools and faith communities.
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DISCRIMINATION Spitzer also said the refusal involved the victims' nationality and religion.
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However, much of his attack on religion is mere opinion and assertion.
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It is also a religion that is facing a rather serious problem.
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We have seen unimaginable violence carried out in the name of religion.
5
It is rarer still to read good news concerning matters of religion.
Usage of Manichaean in English
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The Jew replied, with solemn air, I said the Manichaean's prayer.
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Some of it does indeed appear Manichaean.
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The Good Wife avoids this Manichaean trap.
4
It was exciting, this Manichaean city, this conjunction of evil and good, animal stupidity and godlike intellect.
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She sipped at her gin, put the glass down, and said quietly, In a way, he's a Manichaean.
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He suggested a reaction from a too-Manichaean dualism at some date after the time of St. John's Gospel.
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From Cyril of Jerusalem we learn that Samnaism was, more or less, Manichaean,-Manichaeanismbeing, more or less, Samanist.
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He means to create a Manichaean scheme in domestic politics as severe and confrontational as the struggle with Soviet-Communism.
9
In other words, I feel that I must become an Atheist, a Pantheist, a Manichaean, or-what I am-asceptic.
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Gibson has a Manichaean view of the world…He believes in the Devil as fully as he believes in God.
11
Is not the appearance of a solitary Manichaean in the twenty-first century either a wildly meaningless anachronism-ora grave sign?
12
Of the matter, however, there was no comparison; for the one was wandering amid Manichaean delusions, the other teaching salvation most soundly.
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No Grecian system of philosophy, except Platonism, entered into the Christian system so influentially as the disastrous Manichaean heresy, which Augustine combated.
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In 807 the Manichaean sect made formal application to be allowed to have recognised places of meeting; shortly after which they too disappear from history.
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The road toward true faith and reverence for God's kingdom of heaven does not lie through Manichaean contempt and slander of God's kingdom of earth.
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I am compelled, therefore, on such principles, either to adopt a Manichaean hypothesis of the universe, or do what I have done,-adoptnone at all.
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Catalan
Manichaean through the time