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Mini Encyclopedia on Philosophy

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Thinkers: Al-Ghazali; Albert Einstein; Aristotle; Augustine of Hippo; Avicenna; Baruch Spinoza; Euclid; Miletus; Paul the Apostle
Other People: Alexander the Great; Philip II of Macedon; Ptolemy II Philadelphus
Knowledge Disciplines: General relativity; Hellenistic philosophy; Introduction to quantum mechanics; Quantum mechanics; Mass–energy equivalence; Modern physics; Neoplatonism; Photoelectric effect
Other: Mujaddid; Apologetics; De doctrina christiana; Exegesis; Book of Genesis; Psalms; Epistle to the Romans; Sermon; Letter (message); City of God (book); On the Trinity; Trinity; De libero arbitrio (Augustine)
Religinons: Arianism; Donatism; Manichaeism; Pelagianism; Sufism; Alexandria; Ptolemy I Soter; Euclid's Elements; History of mathematics; Euclidean geometry; Axiom; Epicurus; Epicureanism; Ataraxia; Aponia; Atomism; Macedonia (ancient kingdom); Edward Gibbon; The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire; Oliver Goldsmith; Edward Craggs-Eliot; Leslie Stephen; David Hume; Adam Smith; William Robertson (historian); Adam Ferguson; Charles Pratt, 1st Earl Camden; Horace Walpole; John Baker Holroyd, 1st Earl of Sheffield; Reflections on the Revolution in France; Joseph Priestley; Richard Watson (bishop of Llandaff); Age of Enlightenment; Middle Ages; Winston Churchill; Isaac Asimov; Foundation series; Evelyn Waugh; Lactantius; J. C. Stobart; Cicero; Tacitus
Books: Helena (1950 novel); Memoirs of My Life and Writings; Miscellaneous Works of Edward Gibbon; Outline of The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire; The Work of J.G.A. Pocock; Christianity; Christian denomination; Islam; Major religious groups; Historicity of Jesus; Quest for the historical Jesus; Historical reliability of the Gospels; John the Baptist; Crucifixion of Jesus; Jerusalem; Roman governor; Pontius Pilate; Portrait (literature); Historical Jesus; Apocalypticism; Egalitarianism; Reform movement; New Testament; Chronology of Jesus; Calendar era; Anno Domini; Holy Spirit (Christianity); Virgin birth of Jesus; Miracles of Jesus; Christian Church; Atonement in Christianity; Resurrection of Jesus; Ascension of Jesus; Second Coming; Incarnation (Christianity); God the Son; Hypostasis (philosophy and religion); Nontrinitarianism; Isa (name); God in Islam; Prophets in Islam; Messiah; Prophets and messengers in Islam; Judaism's view of Jesus; Jewish messianism; Tanakh; Aramaic language; Yeshua (name); Hebrew language; Joshua (name); Koine Greek; Christ; Anointing; Jesus and messianic prophecy; Hebrew Bible; Old Testament; Galilee; Judea (Roman province); Herod the Great; Census of Quirinius; Tiberius; Temple in Jerusalem; Beheading of St. John the Baptist; Herod Antipas; Herodias; Conversion of Paul the Apostle; Isaac Newton; Passover; Lunisolar calendar; Hebrew calendar; Julian calendar; Life of Jesus in the New Testament; New Testament places associated with Jesus; Names and titles of Jesus in the New Testament; Pauline epistles; Gospel; Last Supper; Gnosticism; Gospel of Thomas; Gospel of Peter; Apocryphon of James; New Testament apocrypha; Gospel harmony; Internal consistency of the Bible; Synoptic Gospels; Baptism of Jesus; Transfiguration of Jesus; Apostle (Christian); Cleansing of the Temple; Marcan priority; Q source; Nativity of Jesus; Sanhedrin trial of Jesus; Biblical inerrancy; Early Christianity; Passion (Christianity); Sermon on the Mount; Farewell Discourse; Genealogy of Jesus; Parable