Protestants had freedom but lost unity".
The US-trained force lost unity, morale, leadership, and effectiveness.
For Schlegel, it is only through art and through everything that art signifies, that man is capable of attaining that seemingly lost unity.
For souls which have become immersed in the sensible world and which are thereby separated from other souls by bodies, illumination is crucial to our attempt to recapture our lost unity.
Losing Unity support is a huge blow to Improbable, which has raised $600 million largely on the promise that it can revolutionize online gaming, something that would prove difficult to do without one of the largest available game engines.
Hence the movement would lose its unity and integrity.
"We are at a crucial moment in diplomacy and the international community could very well lose its unity of purpose," said one senior French official, who spoke anonymously because he is involved in negotiations on potential new sanctions.
In the early 19th century most leading English Friends were sympathetic to evangelical ideas, although they did not lose their unity with more traditional-minded Friends.
"This is what we don't want to lose, our unity in our community, our love for each other," she said, as thumps and grunts sounded from a classroom.
But in any of these cases, we lose the unity of Spinoza's thought, which was clearly of vital importance to him.
