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a cent. Great truth is very simple. It is universally valid and exceedingly plain, straightforward. It is neither abstruse nor mysterious. However, it is impossible to explain in words and cannot be fathomed. The Way, or truth, that can...

quo is to be applied to Passage [2]; Bernard Lewis and Edward Said both are aware of the fact that there are some abstruse and apparent differences between the West and the Middle East; yet the way each of them responds to this varies...

through transformation of traditional Buddhism to Esoteric Buddhism. Third is its too profound and sometimes abstruse philosophical doctrines, which failed the Indian Buddhism to take root in the homeground. In addition to these reasons...

This is my conclusion. Today, Christians without exception cannot avoid severe mental anguish resulting from the abstruse expressions in the Bible combined with their confinement within obstinate faiths. But the Principle is rightly...

from 3168. hear often alleviates pain. ① aggravates ② nullifies ③ allays ④ initiates 3169. Baffled by the abstruse philosophical texts assigned in class, Jane asked Mark to explain Kant's "Critique of Pure Reason." ① ancient ②...

that the human mind has (memory, abstraction, volition, and so forth) and by offering an account of how even abstruse ideas like space, infinity, God, and causation could be constructed using only the simple ideas received in experience...

to penetrate; incomprehensible to one of ordinary understanding or knowledge; "the professor's lectures were so abstruse that students tended to avoid them"; "a deep metaphysical theory"; "some recondite problem in historiography" [syn...

3분의 1이 기권했다. abstract 발췌, 요약, 적(개)요, 추상적인, 난해한 ① conceptual, intangible, pure, theoretical, abstruse, complex, difficult, obscure ② brief, prcis, synopsis ③ abridge, condense, summarize, extract, remove, withdraw...