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Yoder has been criticized as being heterodox in this regard and as eliding the difference between the church and the world.

In a manner reminiscent of Ostoya or Mario Garcia Torres, Polska works from documentary sources and deals with real events without eliding the pressures of time and memory to which history is subjected.

This journal, like ACE itself, has long viewed the complex and fluid relationship between art and Christianity through a very wide-angled lense--not merely eliding Christianity with 'religion' and sometimes with faith per se but also seeing art itself as a vehicle for both visual and religious experience and expression, embracing everything from the archaic to the avant garde, and from the overtly representational to the consciously non-representational.

He argues that causal reference theorists are mistaken in eliding the equivalence of different names in statements about belief or attitudes, because names and similar information make reference by way of information networks that do not necessarily coincide.

Styan's categorisation for eliding the differences between practitioners, but perhaps doesn't give him enough credit for his role in forwarding the investigation of the whole phenomenon.

* Richard Cohen takes noted hipster periodical The Economist to task for eliding Sayyid Qutb's rampant anti-Semitism.

Here I suggest that such approaches end up eliding the actioncentered nature of Paka's "big name"-making ambitions.

By eliding that info, these journals hark back to a not-too-much-older world of journals that existed within a very different literature market--one without as much resume panic, quid pro quo publishing, and marketplace guides.