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The Will of God and its intervention in human life as expressed in the profane literature from the Old Kingdom to the end of the New Kingdom
The “will of god” and how it intervenes in the lives of the people is a very problematic issue. There is a never-ending debate over predestination and fate versus free will. When does the one end and the other start, if they do co-exist. This debate about fate and free will, is also taking place amo...
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2016
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