Scholem writes in response to Adorno's astonishment (Erstaunen) about the relationship of kabbalistic writings—seemingly one of the most Jewish of Jewish literatures, as it were, or as Scholem put it, "originellstes Produkt jüdischen Denkens"—to the Neoplatonic gnostic tradition.
"Me", the narrator writes in response, "I have no mercy".
"Keep up the good work mate," Breivik writes in response to a Fjordman posting.
Ben Day writes: "In response to Andrew Gerrard: Yes, I would defintely pay to see that.
"It's good to know I have senior members available to advise me," she writes in response to Doug Reynolds.
Hugh Collins writes, in response to Justin Kavanagh: "Lady bad luck my dimpled celtic arse," he harrumphs.
Sam Carpenter writes: In response to Dave from London, the police directed us to Parliament Square from the back.
Being "appropriate, pleasant and polite," he writes in response, "is either virtue or something very like virtue.
"I wish I could change it". His adult child writes in response that she grieves "our missed chance at friendship," and the tender scene ends.
'Undoubtedly the Civil War,' Updike writes in response, 'with its suspenseful preamble and its morally compromised aftermath, bit deeply into the national soul; millions were passionately engaged.
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