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By contrast Christian theology through to the high middle ages is less concerned with the ontology of the self than is the Indic tradition and more concerned with the nature of God, universals, and other epistemological problems.
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7) O'Connor points out that the patriarchal form of social organization, plus the Indic cosmological hierarchy, which places the city of the king above other rulers and their towns, were fundamental to the formation of primate cities in Southeast Asia.
 
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