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Does this quote need antecedent for the pronoun? i.e., "[The Allies of Humanity] come ..." | Does this quote need antecedent for the pronoun? i.e., "[The Allies of Humanity] come ..." | ||
| − | "We come not to incite fear but to provoke a sense of responsibility.” | + | :"We come not to incite fear but to provoke a sense of responsibility.” |
::::The Allies of Humanity Book One, Second Briefing | ::::The Allies of Humanity Book One, Second Briefing | ||
| − | Too oblique without more explanation? “Your life is given to '''fulfillment'''. That is why you suffer.” | + | Too oblique without more explanation? |
| + | :“Your life is given to '''fulfillment'''. That is why you suffer.” | ||
::::Wisdom from the Greater Community Volume One, Chapter 10 | ::::Wisdom from the Greater Community Volume One, Chapter 10 | ||
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| + | I was wrong about italics interfering with links to titles. Not an issue. | ||
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| + | Where "The Greater Community" appears in a title, I'm capitalizing ''The'' to conform with the page title for ''Wisdom from ...'', taking this as a stylistic preference from NKL/Society. | ||
Revision as of 16:54, 10 December 2011
"Signs from the World" is the teaching delivered on Nov. 7, 2008, not "Signs" ? See citation under "Destiny"
Does this quote need antecedent for the pronoun? i.e., "[The Allies of Humanity] come ..."
- "We come not to incite fear but to provoke a sense of responsibility.”
- The Allies of Humanity Book One, Second Briefing
Too oblique without more explanation?
- “Your life is given to fulfillment. That is why you suffer.”
- Wisdom from the Greater Community Volume One, Chapter 10
I was wrong about italics interfering with links to titles. Not an issue.
Where "The Greater Community" appears in a title, I'm capitalizing The to conform with the page title for Wisdom from ..., taking this as a stylistic preference from NKL/Society.