23:11 Feb 14, 2005 |
English to Polish translations [PRO] Social Sciences - Religion | |||||||
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4 | naga prawda |
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3 | prosta (prawda) |
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2 | sama/tylko prawda, prawda bez ozdob, nic poza p. |
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plain prosta (prawda) Explanation: Na zasadzie 'prosty ubior' (patrz ponizej), choc moznaby z rownym powodzeniem uzyc 'zwykly ubior'; W kontekscie 'prawdy' jednak optowalbym za 'prosty'; "The appellation, "The Plain People," most likely derives its largest share of meaning from the fact that these people are simply and plainly dressed, in many cases maintaining rather a distinctive cut of dress which they believe is a means to the end of simple Christian life. In addition to plainness of dress, however, they are also non-resistant in doctrine, which they have maintained throughout all these years. The spirit of these conscientious people, whether Mennonites, Amish, Dunkards, and other similar sects, is clearly breathed forth in the following memorial which is extant and was presented by the Amish Mennonites to William Penn under date of May 20, 1718. Perhaps this should more accurately have been placed in the part of this chapter which is devoted to the discussion of the Amish, but it breathes forth so clearly the fervent spirit which in so large a manner has animated these "Plain People" and illustrates their principles and aims so generally, that for this reason it is given here in the introduction." Reference: http://www.horseshoe.cc/pennadutch/religion/plainpeople/plai... |
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plain sama/tylko prawda, prawda bez ozdob, nic poza p. Explanation: tytul dobiera sie na koncu po przeczytaniu |
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plain naga prawda Explanation: Not exact translation but close, I think |
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