Manichaean
Manichean

And, like so many other players in the Manichaean Simpson drama, people have diametrically opposed views about her and what she has written.

(A Cathar was a sort of Manichaean who believed in the eternal struggle between good and evil.

I suppose I became a manichaean - if that's the word - without knowing it the first time I watched a child dying of cancer.

Acts or Disputation Against Fortunatus, the Manichaean.

Mazdakite, Manichaean and Gnostic communities used to be referred to as "Zindikites".

A form of the name Cathai is attested in a Uyghur Manichaean document circa 1000.

It is a fusian of Zoroastrian, Manichaean, Jewish, Nestorian Christian and Islamic elements.

Since its beginning, Gnosticism has been characterized by many dualisms and dualities, including the doctrine of a separate God and Manichaean (good/evil) dualism.

It was an adaptation of the Sogdian alphabet, used for texts with Buddhist, Manichaean and Christian content for 700-800 years in Turfan.

Reply to Faustus the Manichaean (Contra Faustum [Manichaeum])

The whole ascetic tradition, whether it be Buddhist, Platonist, Manichaean, Christian or Islamic, springs from that most polluted of all sources, the Satanic sin of pride, the desire to be 'like gods'.

Augustine's Acts or Disputation Against Fortunatus the Manichaean, which partly touches on the problem of evil, records a public debate between Augustine and the Manichaean teacher Fortunatus.

The theodicy was criticised by Augustine's contemporary, Fortunatus, a Manichaean who contended that God must still be implicated in evil, and eighteenth-century theologian Francesco Antonio Zaccaria criticised Augustine's concept of evil for not dealing with human suffering.

Mar Ammo fasted and prayed for two days and he either was confronted by Mani or had a vision of him who told him to read a chapter from his book The Treasury of Life which is generally believed to be a component of the Manichaean Canon.

Guatemala is certainly a Manichaean place if ever one existed.

There are numerous sources for the details of the Manichaean belief.

I've admired the Manichaean clarity of that observation over the years.

And we also know that not all moral dualities are Manichaean in nature.

They also became influenced by dualist and, perhaps, Manichaean beliefs.

The stereotype, of course, is that fundamentalists are Manichaean moralists.

He also displays an annoying tendency to see everything in stark, Manichaean terms.

They were busy moving ever deeper down Manichaean corridors of irrelevant debate.

For college students, booze has been subsumed into the Manichaean battle of our drug war.

Manichaean theology taught a dualistic view of good and evil.

"The film is polemical but not Manichaean," he said.

The analysis of art profits nothing by a Manichaean opposition of form and content.

One, posing a problem of authenticity, may be described as a Manichaean apologia.

Some of these Coptic Manichaean writings were lost during the war.

He also decried all attempts to see the world in Manichaean terms - as a confrontation between good and evil.

His almost Manichaean impulses lead him into simplistic divisions that cloud the more complex history.

Nearly all the narratives concern a Manichaean struggle between the power of love and the forces of violence.

She was informally a Manichaean all her life.

The book enjoyed considerable currency for several centuries, especially due to having been taken up by the Manichaean religion.

Such a view reflects the Manichaean past of Augustine.

These linear, Manichaean managers are flailing in an ever-more-chaotic environment.

Sadly, this Manichaean perspective persists in pockets of black America.

Americans are narcissistic and touchy, subject to fits of Manichaean madness.

But it's precisely this sacred little creature that generates the Manichaean stories he's complaining about.

The Mideast mess also shows the limits of a Manichaean presidency.