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22 lines
706 B
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% ANTHROPOS
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\ifdefiningfootnotes
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\DeclareFixedFootnote{\fnAnthropos}{
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Greek had two words for `man': \ANER{} (`an-AIR') for a male adult or husband
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(determined by context), and \ANTHROPOS{} (`an-THRO-pos') which refers
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to a human being generally, regardless of gender.
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}
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\else
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\begin{glossarytext}
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\section{Man}
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Greek had two words for `man': \ANER{} (`an-AYR') for a male adult or husband
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(determined by context), and \ANTHROPOS{} (`an-THRO-pos') which refers
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to a human being generally, regardless of gender.
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%TODO
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See also Daniel 7:13, where ``one like a Son of Humanity''
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receives cosmic dominion.
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\end{glossarytext}
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\fi
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