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Private study involves applying oneself to acquire knowledge or learning, or examining or analyzing a subject.
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Since 1548 he used the definition of freedom formulated by Erasmus, "the capability of applying oneself to grace." His definition of faith lacks the mystical depth of Luther. In dividing faith into knowledge, assent, and trust, he made the participation of the heart subsequent to that of the intellect, and so gave rise to the view of the later orthodoxy that the establishment and acceptation of pure doctrine should precede the personal attitude of faith. To his intellectual conception of faith corresponded also his view that the Church also is only the communion of those who adhere to the true belief and that her visible existence depends upon the consent of her unregenerated members to her teachings.
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Germans were everywhere, especially > in Paris; one absorbed the sight of them and went on with the job of living > as ordinarily as possible and applying oneself to one's work. Because I > worked alone, the times I liked best were when we could be together, Prosper > (Francis Suttill), Denise (Andrée Borrel), Archambaud (Gilbert Norman), > Marcel (Jack Agazarian) and I, sitting round a table, while I was decoding > radio messages from London; we were always hoping to read the exciting > warning to stand by, which would have meant that the liberating invasion > from England was imminent. As the network appeared to be close to being broken by the Germans, Francine and Jack returned to England by Lysander on 16 June 1943; arriving on that flight were Diana Rowden, Cecily Lefort and Noor Inayat Khan. Of the five, only Francine would survive the war.
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