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The [[ontology|ontological]] theory that holds that Reality is of two kinds and both are irreducible. In a broader sense of the term it asserts that there are two mutually irreducible principles. E.g. spirit and matter, mind and body, Good and Evil, male and female, etc. | The [[ontology|ontological]] theory that holds that Reality is of two kinds and both are irreducible. In a broader sense of the term it asserts that there are two mutually irreducible principles. E.g. spirit and matter, mind and body, Good and Evil, male and female, etc. | ||
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The ontological theory that holds that Reality is of two kinds and both are irreducible. In a broader sense of the term it asserts that there are two mutually irreducible principles. E.g. spirit and matter, mind and body, Good and Evil, male and female, etc.