| 1. | " A major difficulty here is that we have few
resources for naming, describing, and theoretically clarifying an
understanding of social sin that entails collective responsibility and
accountability, but without collective guilt and fully-conscious
collective agency."
| Source: | HINZE, BRADFORD E. "ECCLESIAL REPENTANCE AND THE DEMANDS OF DIALOGUE" Theological Studies 61.2 June 1 2000: 207
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| 2. | " Kirk
believed that original sin was a useful concept accounting for selfish
and arbitrary behavior. "Men's appetites are voracious and
sanguinary" and must be "restrained by this collective and
immemorial..."
| Source: | McDonald, W. Wesley. "Russell Kirk and the Prospects for Conservatism" Humanitas 12.1 Mar. 22 1999: 56
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| 3. | " Dissenters, on the
other hand, are charged -- "convicted" -- of being in sin if
they do not comply with the collective will."
| Source: | Lawson, Matthew P. "The Holy Spirit as Conscience Collective" Sociology of Religion 60.4 Dec. 22 1999: 341
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| 4. | " In its confused and disorderly
indictment the world accuses us of this strange, collective, nameless
sin."
| Source: | . "CORRESPONDENCE" Commonweal Sept. 10 1999: 2
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| 5. | " The actions and contagion of sin+ as we see in daily
life and learn from the Bible, can have an individual and a collective
form."
| Source: | O'MEARA, THOMAS F. "CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY AND EXTRATERRESTRIAL INTELLIGENT LIFE" Theological Studies 60.1 Mar. 1 1999: 3-4
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| 6. | "
And did they ever need it. Not just the victory, but a seven-day
respite from feeling bad about their individual and collective sins."
| Source: | Daly, Dan. "Late bulletin: This team really does have a pulse" Washington Times Nov. 16 1998: 1
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| 7. | " However, the blood spilt on the
calvary cross in order to save humanity from sin is transformed and
placed in a more collective and communal context...."
| Source: | Anderson, III, T. J. "Body and Soul: Bob Kaufman's Golden Sardine" African American Review 34.2 June 22 2000: 329
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| 8. | "
Indeed, one can accurately speak of a millennial
washing-of-the-spears as peoples and their leaders grope to confront
their collective sins--not least in Washington, where a still-baffled
White House and Pentagon continue to scramble through the ambiguities of
apology."
| Source: | Meyer, Karl E. "Six degrees of contrition" World Policy Journal 21.2 June 22 2004: 108-111
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| 9. | "... on the homeless in our own society;
For the sin of not sharing responsibility for child-rearing;
And for the sin of not taking the time to help singles meet each
other in a safe and emotionally nurturing way, but instead..."
| Source: | . "For our sins: a supplement to the High Holiday prayerbook" Tikkun 19.5 Sept. 1 2004: 64-66
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| 10. | " Original sin and redemption are two sides of the
same divine mystery--even though God totally transcends the initiative
to sin, which is man's [sic] sole responsibility" (Mary,
Mother of the Redemption [New York: Sheed & Ward, 1964; orig. ed.
1954] 45)."
| Source: | MCMANUS, KATHLEEN. "SUFFERING IN THE THEOLOGY OF EDWARD SCHILLEBEECKX" Theological Studies 60.3 Sept. 1 1999: 476
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| 11. | " Their
focus on the sins of the media inevitably tends to make it seem as if
the media bears responsibility for the gulf that has developed between
it and the public."
| Source: | Sanford, Bruce W. "A Dangerous New Season" Quill 87.6 Sept. 1 1999: 9
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| 12. | " Goffen does not understand Titian as a
profound commentator on the aims and anxieties of his time, nor
interpret his late poesie as deep meditations on fate and faith, sin and
moral responsibility, works and grace, generation and regeneration,
damnation and redemption."
| Source: | Partridge, Loren. "Titian's Women" Renaissance Quarterly 52.2 June 22 1999: 521-523
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| 13. | "... toward responsibility for the
neighbor takes place in individuals, as does the sin of
irresponsibility.(77) Thus, in order to be effective, the Church's
social mission must be directed to individuals."
| Source: | SANKS, T. HOWLAND. "Did Nike Say to `Just Do It" Theological Studies 60.4 Dec. 1 1999: 625
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| 14. | " In book 3 of Paradise Lost the
heavenly choir of angels sings a hymn of praise to the Father and the
Son after the latter has offered to redeem the sin of Adam by
sacrificing himself, "death for death." (66) As Diane McColley
points..."
| Source: | Hamlin, Hannibal. "Psalm culture in the English renaissance: Readings of Psalm 137 by Shakespeare, Spenser, Milton, and Others" Renaissance Quarterly 55.1 Mar. 22 2002: 224-258
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| 15. | " Gambling on baseball by those working in the sport is considered
by MLB to be baseball's greatest sin.
"It's time to clean the slate, it's time to take
responsibility."
| Source: | . "Rose admits to betting; Hits leader banned since 1989" Washington Times Jan. 6 2004: 01
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| 16. | "
Though Mr. Arafat, of course, bore ultimate responsibility for his
many sins, he could not have been so destructive without many outside
enablers, ranging from the..."
| Source: | . "How he got away with it" Washington Times Nov. 14 2004: 01
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| 17. | "... absolved the perpetrators of the Holocaust
of their responsibility.
"If those Jews deserved to die for past sins, why blame those
who carried out the death sentence?" said Ephraim Zuroff, director
of the group's Jerusalem office."
| Source: | Beichman, Arnold. "Holocaust denial in Israel" Washington Times Aug. 9 2000: 19
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| 18. | " Men who have killed - or want to
kill in revenge - come to Father Dunn's confessional, where he
routinely doles out 10 Our Fathers and 10 Hail Marys for most sins
brought to him."
| Source: | Walters, Colin. "Rwanda missionary schooled in Detroit" Washington Times Sept. 3 2000: 6
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| 19. | "
David, the author of our text [Psalms 103:10-14], declares that,
"God has not dealt with us after our sins." Sin was ushered
into this world through Adam's disobedience to the Father."
| Source: | . "God is the Father of mercy, not a `daddy' who ignores" Washington Times June 21 1999: 2
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| 20. | " Because,
Madsen says, he was able in that way "to excuse the sins of his
fathers by showing that they were incapable of acting otherwise."
"
| Source: | . "The Sins of Hawthorne's Fathers" Wilson Quarterly 24.3 June 22 2000: 114
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| 21. | "
The image of Esther's deracination is a "chalk-white
face" (36), the opposite of burnt cork, as if she pays for the sins
of her father who has turned his business..."
| Source: | Scruggs, Charles. "THE RELUCTANT WITNESS: WHAT JEAN TOOMER REMEMBERED FROM WINESBURG, OHIO" Studies in American Fiction 28.1 Mar. 22 2000: 77
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| 22. | " But the breadth and depth of Annenberg largesse
deserves to be considered as more than mere expiation for the sins of
the father."
| Source: | Stone, David M. "The Son Also Rises" Tikkun 15.1 Jan. 1 2000: 88
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| 23. | "... which
Shakespeare's father calls to mind "that I may be possibly cut
off in the blossoms of my sins," and the outcry Shakespeare gave
the Ghost to Hamlet: "Cut off euen in the blossomes..."
| Source: | BERRYMAN, JOHN. "The Crisis" American Poetry Review 28.1 Jan. 1 1999: 11
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| 24. | " Does Darrell punish Peyton for the sins of the father?"
| Source: | Elfin, David,Snider, Rick. "Colts likely big test of Redskins' mettle" Washington Times Dec. 19 1999: 10
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| 25. | " The
family's sin appears to be modesty rather than wealth, because the
father, James Woods as Mr. Lisbon, is an absent-minded professor, a
high school math teacher."
| Source: | Arnold, Gary. "`Virgin Suicides' a deadly mistake" Washington Times May 5 2000: 5
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