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final restoration of all souls to God. According to Origen, all souls pre-existed with their
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Apokatastasis - In pre-Christian Stoic and Middle
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as immortal is uncreated in its energies but created in itself. Soul is body plus spirit, and directly connects with the intellect to enable the achievement of happiness by means of the freedom of decision. The relationship between God and human beings is based on
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can be understood. Further still secular education was common, to a degree, in the empire. As for many centuries, before the Muslim conquest, similar institutions operated in such major
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456:Myriobiblos
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258:hypostases
217:and 16 to
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88:Photios
58:History
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219:Greek
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207:Music
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