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Religious-spiritual coping among family members of children requiring continuous and complex care: a mixed-methods study. [PDF]
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2022
AbstractThis chapter analyzes Herodotean presences in Pausanias’s Periegesis with a particular focus on the reception of Herodotean views on divinity, fortune, and human happiness. It analyzes intratextual patterns in Herodotus before turning to Pausanias’s intertextual echoes of the same.
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AbstractThis chapter analyzes Herodotean presences in Pausanias’s Periegesis with a particular focus on the reception of Herodotean views on divinity, fortune, and human happiness. It analyzes intratextual patterns in Herodotus before turning to Pausanias’s intertextual echoes of the same.
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WorkingUSA, 2003
Why does society take the death on the job of some people more seriously than that of others? The deaths of astronauts and soldiers are greeted with great concern by opinion leaders who vow that they will not to be tolerated, but the deaths of day laborers and other blue‐collar workers seem to be accepted as an inevitable act of nature.
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Why does society take the death on the job of some people more seriously than that of others? The deaths of astronauts and soldiers are greeted with great concern by opinion leaders who vow that they will not to be tolerated, but the deaths of day laborers and other blue‐collar workers seem to be accepted as an inevitable act of nature.
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2000
It looks like the end of the world — or like any number of twentieth-century episodes in extermination. Gigantic, mobile machines of war vaporize country railway stations. Smoke rises above scorched ground where lately stood comfortable suburban houses. Refugees fill the roads and crowds of corpses lie unburied. A tranquil landscape has become a living
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It looks like the end of the world — or like any number of twentieth-century episodes in extermination. Gigantic, mobile machines of war vaporize country railway stations. Smoke rises above scorched ground where lately stood comfortable suburban houses. Refugees fill the roads and crowds of corpses lie unburied. A tranquil landscape has become a living
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Evangelical Quarterly, 2008
This article argues that the true focus of the ‘Acts of the Apostles’ is God and the work and purposes God is now carrying out in the world. Four lines of evidence point this way: an analysis of clause and sentence subjects (following Richard Burridge’s work on the Gospels as Graeco-Roman ‘lives’); terms assuming or implying divine action; a ...
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This article argues that the true focus of the ‘Acts of the Apostles’ is God and the work and purposes God is now carrying out in the world. Four lines of evidence point this way: an analysis of clause and sentence subjects (following Richard Burridge’s work on the Gospels as Graeco-Roman ‘lives’); terms assuming or implying divine action; a ...
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Pace Environmental Law Review, 2010
Applying recent critiques of the construction of nature as distinct from and excluding all that is human, this article examines the concept of an act of God, which exculpates defendants when a disaster is “solely caused†by a “natural†event. The doctrine incorporates a classical separation of the human from the natural—a separation that is now
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Applying recent critiques of the construction of nature as distinct from and excluding all that is human, this article examines the concept of an act of God, which exculpates defendants when a disaster is “solely caused†by a “natural†event. The doctrine incorporates a classical separation of the human from the natural—a separation that is now
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God Came Down… and God Scattered: Acts of Punishment or Acts of Grace?
Review & Expositor, 2006Throughout the stories in Genesis' primeval prologue, humankind's persistent sinfulness is met with punishment but also with acts of grace on the part of God. The last story, the Tower of Babel is usually understood as the ultimate act of disobedience on the part of humanity.
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