A very strong set theory?

Studia Logica 61 (2):171-178 (1998)
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Abstract

Using two distinct membership symbols makes possible to base set theory on one general axiom schema of comprehension. Is the resulting system consistent? Can set theory and mathematics be based on a single axiom schema of comprehension?

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