| He, who had been involved in the fascinating wiles of manicheism, could not be ignorant of them. |
| This was the rise of manicheism, named for its founder Manes. |
| Is it because you are afraid to print any thing in opposition to the cant of the 'Quarterly' about manicheism? |
| After abandoning Manicheism he turned to Neoplatism to elucidate his metaphysical thoughts about God. |
| Central to its argument is the idea that the novel offers a critique of essentialism and Manicheism. |
| It's not simple dialectical Manicheism we are talking about here. |
