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-[[Category:Glossary]]'''Mortification''' ''jkn.''''' 1.''' The punishment of the flesh for not being spirit.+[[Category:Glossary]]__NOTOC__
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 +<tr><td width="*" align="left" valign="top">'''Mortification''' ''jkn.''''' 1.''' The punishment of the flesh for not being spirit.
== See Also == == See Also ==
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* [[Sin]] * [[Sin]]
* [[Wrestle]] * [[Wrestle]]
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 +== Desiderata ==
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 +''[[Nevid Kessar]] had'' five wives.
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 +''Some gnostic cults'' punished the flesh by hedonism, while early Christians were known to stand on poles in the rain.
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Mortification jkn. 1. The punishment of the flesh for not being spirit.

See Also


Desiderata


Nevid Kessar had five wives.

Some gnostic cults punished the flesh by hedonism, while early Christians were known to stand on poles in the rain.