"paleoorthodoxy" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1990, Thomas C. Oden, Then and Now: The Recovery of Patristic Wisdom:",
          "text": "Paleoorthodoxy understands itself to be postlib, postmodern, postfundy, postneoanything, since the further one \"progresses\" from ancient apostolic testimony the more hopeless the human condition becomes.",
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          "ref": "2014, In Quest of a Vital Protestant Center, →ISBN, page 113:",
          "text": "Dorrien also notes that, despite his critique of “paleoorthodoxy,” Bloesch belongs “to a group of 'Great tradition' evangelicals who are clearly more interested in pursuing dialogue with conservative Catholic and orthodox theologians than with progressive evangelicals.\"",
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