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It is, however, neither the endless permutations of the idea of a common descent nor its paradigmatic force in directing scientific research but its global reach that has made this radical recasting of biological systems a fundamental force defining the way millions of human beings conceive their relationship with the cosmos and its Creator. In his book, Dunn seeks to redress a paradigmatic flaw in quests for the historical Jesus. Regarding this period as "a paradigmatic case of contested national identity in a postcolonial situation" (p. |
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