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The term "perfection" was originally used in the sense of completeness, or attaining completeness.  Its more common meaning of flawlessness arose later.
 
The term "perfection" was originally used in the sense of completeness, or attaining completeness.  Its more common meaning of flawlessness arose later.
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== See also ==
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*[[Essay:Quantifying Perfection]]
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== References ==
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[[category:Bible]]
 
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