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 1   4,    3|        concreto.~Let us imagine a Thomist and an existentialist who
 2   4,    3|        for their differences, the Thomist identifies himself with
 3   4,    3| existentialist disagrees with the Thomist position. Each wants to
 4   4,    3|          imagine further that the Thomist, desiring to convince the
 5   4,    3|       overcomes his zeal, and our Thomist begins to desire unity more
 6   4,    3|         procedure followed by the Thomist. If the existentialist's
 7   4,    3|          becoming aggravated. The Thomist then presumes that his interlocutor
 8   4,    3|          In argument‑dialogue our Thomist, because of irenicism, will
 9   4,    3|   pacifist myth, accentuating our Thomist's irenic ardor and drawing
10   4,    3|   talismanic word "dialogue," our Thomist wants to convey the irenistic
11   4,    3|  atmosphere.~But now the irenical Thomist begins to see things differently.
12   4,    3|           things in this way, our Thomist continues to dialogue. But
13   4,    3|         Thomism." In this way our Thomist tries to decorate the austere
14   4,    3|       born.~Our inventive, irenic Thomist understands that a common
15   4,    3|     crusade" without a cross, our Thomist is clearly not an irenicist
16   4,    3|     existentialism.~Our irenistic Thomist still has one fear. He is
17   4,    3|      connivance with some unlucky Thomist brothers who are fighting
18   4,    3|          the talismanic word, our Thomist takes another step in his
19   4,    3|        has already ceased to be a Thomist, except for the fact that
20   4,    3|         in reality nothing of the Thomist remains. Perhaps without
21   4,    3|      investigation.~Further, this Thomist who is no longer a Thomist
22   4,    3|        Thomist who is no longer a Thomist may still call the types
23   4,    3|         irenistic cravings in our Thomist, the euphoria of dialoging
24   4,    3|    Concrete example: The irenical Thomist in our example cannot, in
25   4,    3|        this clash the remedy? Our Thomist is only too happy to answer
26   4,    3|           syntheses.~Our irenical Thomist now sees Thomism itself
27   4,    3|           still considers himself Thomist. Perhaps he also undertakes
28   4,    3|          the talismanic word, our Thomist has been transformed into
29   4,    3|        Thomism.~How surprised our Thomist would have been in the beginning