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In combination, Barth and Rosenzweig show us that communally and theologically thick Jewish and Christian lives--lives of repentance--can allow for religious participation in the public sphere while maintaining the critical distance needed for prophetic speech. The Azores' privileged isolation has enabled them to become a centre for new architectural design, and adopt a critical distance from the continents. He also lacks any critical distance from the politics embedded in the account. |
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