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To bridge this communications gap, they have tried to reinterpret the concept of God into contemporary philosophical terms.

It does not worry believers that Jesus was wrong (even if it causes theologians to reinterpret what is meant by 'the kingdom of God').

Some publishers want the Justice Department to reinterpret the law in a way that would encourage newspaper mergers or joint ventures.

To reverse the order of A Short Film about Killing and A Short Film about Love, we'll reinterpret the mystery of subject.

The only way to legitimately resolve Roman excess was to reinterpret the nature of the sacraments.

With the coming of the post-revolutionary epoch, literature can reinterpret this war and present a quite different picture.

Only JEST can reinterpret the enhanced JSON representation to recreate an object graph with cyclic references.

The Holy Spirit will help you reinterpret everything that you perceive as fearful, and teach you that only what is loving is true.

Therefore, the essential way to reconstruct modernity is to transform the paradigm and to reinterpret reason.

Reinterpret with irony the different ages.

If we now try to reinterpret the same view of the China one hundred years ago, it is like reading a paragraph of humiliating history.

And when she's gone we're going to invite a Chinese artist to reinterpret her.

In psychotherapy, patients often learn how to reinterpret or distance themselves from negative emotions such as stress and fear.

Now we have other tools we can use to better recreate or reinterpret the past.

On the other hand, now that we are having this dream, we can choose to reinterpret it with the Holy Spirit as our Guide.

So they write books to reinterpret the Bible