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Believer Posted 19 years ago
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which sense is it?
Hi,
Please tell me which sense, the countable sense or uncountable sense, the following words, 'philosophy' and 'religion', is being used here. I think those two nouns have both countable and uncountable definitions in the dictionary and according to me, they are confusingly similar.
... trying to reach out to God through his own efforts, such as a good life, philosphy or religion.
Please tell me which sense, the countable sense or uncountable sense, the following words, 'philosophy' and 'religion', is being used here. I think those two nouns have both countable and uncountable definitions in the dictionary and according to me, they are confusingly similar.
... trying to reach out to God through his own efforts, such as a good life, philosphy or religion.
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e. here, "any particular philosophy", "any particular religion". All the best, MrP
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- here, "any particular philosophy", "any particular religion".
- All the best, MrP
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Hello Believer
These are the "countable" meanings – i.e. here, "any particular philosophy", "any particular religion".
All the best,
MrP
These are the "countable" meanings – i.e. here, "any particular philosophy", "any particular religion".
All the best,
MrP
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