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“Latin terminology was subsequently absorbed into English and may seem more natural to us today than Cranmer’s translation does. For example, in the first article we read that God is ‘without...passions’ which is somewhat ambiguous (at least to a modern ear), but the Latin is impassibilis, or…” quote by Gerald L. Bray
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““Latin terminology was subsequently absorbed into English and may seem more natural to us today than Cranmer’s translation does. For example, in the first article we read that God is ‘without...passions’ which is somewhat ambiguous (at least to a modern ear), but the Latin is impassibilis, or ‘impassible’, which makes the meaning immediately clear – to a theologian, at least! Modern””

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