例句與造句

1. C . G . Jung in his publication " Answer to Job " got an immediate back-lash from Fr.
2. White published a review of " Answer to Job " in the journal " Blackfriars " in March 1955.
3. Thus, proceeding by tenet # 1 in " Answer to Job ", Jung interprets Job as the ego, and Satan as the principle of individuation.
4. When Jung published " Answer to Job ", and again when it was published in English, White's fellow Roman Catholics reacted and what was once a ripple became a tidal wave.
5. "The answer to job creation lies in stable economic growth . . . ( and ) a well functioning trade system, " said one Canadian official involved in the summit . " There are no quick fixes ."
6. It's difficult to find answer to job in a sentence. 用answer to job造句挺難的
7. :I have written on the Article page : " Answer to Job " on the talk page placing in an " appraisal " and on his life-long-friend : Father Victor White, the article page; " the letters ".
8. Even Jung said to Father Victor White in his letters to him : " Of all religions, Christanity lends itself to the healing of the human psyche " in his responding in letter-form over Answer to Job, See the notes in the talk page.
9. The Episcopal Bishop and humanist Christian author John Shelby Spong, in his book " Re-Claiming the Bible for a Non-Religious World " ( 2011 ), also considers " Answer to Job " to be Jung's " most profound work " ( page 164 ).
10. In his essay " Answer to Job " ( contained in " Psychology and Religion : West and East ", Vol . 11 of the Collected Works; but also published separately ) Jung refers to the " puer aeternus " as a figure representing the future psychological development of human beings.
11. Not only did Job challenge the Deuteronomic theodic settlement by the fact of his own innocent suffering and by explicit contradiction of the old settlement, he interrogated God, " Why do the wicked live on, reach old age, and grow mighty in power ? " Brueggemann judges the fact that God had no answer to Job's " why ? " to be so important that " the Book of Job turns on the refusal, unwillingness, or inability of [ God ] to answer " Job's query.