After the apologists and, above all, Tertullian (c. 160 after 222), Christian thought deepened, and theology made its appearance.
Or, Ida thought, deepen the mystery.
"Alejandro had 'Babel,' Guillermo had 'Pan's Labyrinth' and I had 'Children of Men.' There was a synchronicity to that, a lot of layers, and I think it deepened our interest in working together".
And I think it deepens what you tap into creatively".
WHY do you think the attack "deepened the sense of siege for Western personnel in this country"?
Professors warn that these guides are no substitutes for reading great works of literature, but concede, grudgingly, that as an adjunct, they can stimulate thought and deepen insight.
Immersion in both nature and works of the past was thought to deepen the spirit for one's own creative efforts, Stephen Addiss, professor of art history at the University of Richmond, writes in the show's handsome catalog.
"I think voting now deepens the separation between Gaza and the West Bank more than ever," he said.
"The real issue, I think, is the deepening of the political and economic conversations between the two governments, and that alone would be substantial progress.
But I think my attachment has deepened because it's all so exotic – or, given that Nielson and his love triangle existed in hyper-liberal Portland, exotically hipster.
