English to Latin Meaning of go between - ire-inter

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Definitions of go between in English

Noun(1) former measure of the United States economy; the total market value of goods and services produced by all citizens and capital during a given period (usually 1 yr

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(1) And why leave her to those who wish to multiply her titles or to those fixated on gnostic interpretations of private revelations?(2) Working in a tradition should be an alchemical marriage where the structures that have been passed down to you are infused with your own unique gnostic revelation of what they mean and how they relate to your life and personal experience.(3) As David Yeago has noted in a critique of Gerhard Forde, the most eloquent American proponent of such an interpretation of Luther, in this scheme Lutheranism is reduced to a kind of gnostic sect.(4) The guy I had a crush on even commented on the gnostic demiurges and the founding fathers as freemasons.(5) I worked from the assumption that he was more like Prometheus that Satan, almost from a gnostic point of view.(6) I think it's essentially the same myth as the Biblical ‘fall’, in which the world of matter is cut off from the Divine; and the gnostic idea of God becoming trapped in matter.(7) All of us too locked into our tensions, complexes and obsessions to ever realise it or notice it, like a bunch of clueless gnostic demiurges fallen into matter.(8) Augustine did not accept the old notions, popular among gnostic sects of the second century, that the Fall consisted in the serpent's seduction of Eve or that Adam and Eve fell by having sexual union before the proper time.(9) The horrors he lived through caused him to pose the same questions as these gnostic texts, and orthodox Christianity was not giving him the spiritual answers he needed.(10) It's not because I'm worried about what they might think, or anything ridiculous like that, it's because in a lot of cases this material was intended for me alone - either through an oral tradition or as a gnostic revelation from the spirits.(11) That's the problem with sharing your name with a gnostic demiurge…(12) For some pavements such a religious symbolism has been suggested: examples at Brading and Littlecote have been seen as representing ‘Orphic’ or gnostic (mystical knowledge) ideas.(13) This a very convenient allegory for the evolution from gnosticism to orthodoxy and the ensuing death of esoteric gnostic traditions.(14) When the gnostic challenge, with its demand to worship in spirit only, became intense, they responded incarnationally all the more.(15) One urges deep solitary reading, whether it be of Shakespeare, of the gnostic Scriptures in Bentley Leyton's fine translation.(16) In other words, this keeps the emphasis off of any need for a special leader to lead, which would make it a nice, gnostic ritual, eh?

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