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		<title>Love Your Enemy: Within a Divided Self (Alison, 2007)</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>In passages like the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus was not teaching something called “morals”. He was making available an anthropology of desire, and one that presupposes an understanding of who we are, how our selves are constituted, which seems to have a great deal in common with what we are now learning from the scientists.</p>
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