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NL888 Posted 12 years ago
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Does "deferred judgement" mean "decided to make a judgement later"?
1) Does "deferred judgement" mean "decided to make a judgement later"?
2) Does "one strand" mean "a part"? (That is, some in theologian circle).
Is the use "one strand" common. In my view. the collocation "one strand... intertwine..." sounds good and neat.
Context:
Many theologians deferred judgement, but the proponents of at least one strand in theology in nineteenth-century England chose to intertwine their insights closely with those of Darwin.
2) Does "one strand" mean "a part"? (That is, some in theologian circle).
Is the use "one strand" common. In my view. the collocation "one strand... intertwine..." sounds good and neat.
Context:
Many theologians deferred judgement, but the proponents of at least one strand in theology in nineteenth-century England chose to intertwine their insights closely with those of Darwin.
Top answer
NL888 1) Does "deferred judgement" mean "decided to make a judgement later"? Yes. NL888 Does "one strand" mean "a part"?
- NL888 1) Does "deferred judgement" mean "decided to make a judgement later"?
- Yes.
- NL888 Does "one strand" mean "a part"?
- (That is, some in theologian circle).
- I would think so.
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NL8881) Does "deferred judgement" mean "decided to make a judgement later"?Yes.
NL888 Does "one strand" mean "a part"? (That is, some in theologian circle).I would think so.
NL888Is the use "one strand" commonNot very common, but not unknown. School is more common in this
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