 | Daniel Boyarin - 2004 - 404 sivua
...reply to it all that he thought that it was so, and that what had been said was the only truth.. .. The philosopher, turning to his disciples and to those...could not withstand power, nor could man oppose God." 68 What is stunning about this story, as well analyzed by Lim, is its staging of an opposition between... | |
 | Charlotte Elisheva Fonrobert, Martin S. Jaffee - 2007 - 351 sivua
...reply to it all that he thought that it was so, and that what had been said was the only truth — The philosopher, turning to his disciples and to those...words could not withstand power, nor could man oppose God."58 rhetoric and the simplicity of faith in which - of course - "nor could man oppose God." This... | |
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But he, as though he had nothing whatever that he could say in opposition to this, so astonished was he at the power of what had been said, could only reply to it all that he thought that it was so, and that what had been said was the only truth. . .... 