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Park sang joon Posted 11 years ago
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The Silk Road ran through what had been the Parthian empire and was now Ardashir's Sassanid empire. It was a road on which ideas spread. On it, Jews who had had fled from their homeland, and after the Jews came Christians. Buddhist ideas came on it from India and mixed with Zoroastrianism. And into the mix of religious ideas arose a blend the various religions into a universalist faith: Manichaeism (pronounced mani-KEY-ism).
<The Prophet Mani and his Universalist Faith http://www.fsmitha.com/h1/ch22.htm>
I think the word "of" is missing after "blend" and "into a universalist faith" express the result of "a blend of the various religions," and that "a blend of the various religions into a universalist faith" is a noun phrase.
I'd like to know if my thought is right.
Thank you in advance for your help.
<The Prophet Mani and his Universalist Faith http://www.fsmitha.com/h1/ch22.htm>
I think the word "of" is missing after "blend" and "into a universalist faith" express the result of "a blend of the various religions," and that "a blend of the various religions into a universalist faith" is a noun phrase.
I'd like to know if my thought is right.
Thank you in advance for your help.
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" park sang joon "a blend of the various religions into a universalist faith" is a noun phrase. I see two phrases. Noun phrase: a blend of the various religions Prepositional phrase, adverbial: into a universalist faith
- " park sang joon "a blend of the various religions into a universalist faith" is a noun phrase.
- I see two phrases.
- Noun phrase: a blend of the various religions Prepositional phrase, adverbial: into a universalist faith
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park sang joonI think the word "of" is missing after "blend"Yes, there is a missing "of."
park sang joon "a blend of the various religions into a universalist faith" is a noun phrase.I see two phrases.
Noun phrase: a blend of the various religions
Prepositional phrase, adverbial: into a universalist faith
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I think the word "of" is missing after "blend" Yes
and "into a universalist faith" express the result of "a blend of the various religions," I'd say that it describes it.
and that "a blend of the various religions into a universalist faith" is a noun phrase. Yes
and "into a universalist faith" express the result of "a blend of the various religions," I'd say that it describes it.
and that "a blend of the various religions into a universalist faith" is a noun phrase. Yes
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