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Lived Experiences of Self-Care in Older Adults with Lymphoma Undergoing Chemotherapy Treatments During the COVID-19 Pandemic. [PDF]
Healthcare (Basel)Thasaneesuwan S +4 more
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Exploring maternal and child healthcare projects in South African communities through Ubuntu lens: an appreciative inquiry. [PDF]
BMC NursNyandeni S +6 more
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Exploring the value in variations of the Relative Income Price (RIP) for calculating cigarette affordability: An illustration using Malaysia. [PDF]
PLoS OneKunji Koya R +2 more
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Augustine's Homily on Almsgiving
Journal of Early Christian History, 2013 Only one of Augustine's homilies (Sermo 350b) has been entitled by the various editors of his more than five hundred homilies as being on almsgiving, even though it is a topic that occurs in quite a number of them. In fact, his ideas about almsgiving are more developed in some of them than in this particular sermon.
Geoffrey D Dunn
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The Life of the Spirit, 1945 [Vitoria’s commentary on the Summa includes an elaborate discussion of the duty of almsgiving (on II-II, 32, 5). It is in many ways of great interest, but is too long and sometimes too intricate to encourage detailed translation here. I give in brief paraphrase the main steps of the reasoning, neglect some bypaths of argument, and translate in full one
Francisco de Vitrodia, Walter Shewring
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, 2000 The Hebrews were the first people to condemn interest-bearing loans. The Old Testament forbids it in three different places:
Rosa-Maria Gelpi +1 more
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Paul, divestment, and salvific almsgiving
This dissertation pursues an answer to two interrelated questions: (i) to what extent did Paul believe Christ-followers should divest their possessions on behalf of the poor and (ii) what role, if any, did Paul believe almsgiving could play in the attainment of salvation?
Brown, Hunter
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Almsgiving and the Animal Offering
, 2000 The giving of charity takes several forms in Islam. Charity, or sadaka, is a Kur’anic term and a generic virtue urged on Muslims at all times. Muslims see themselves as a community of worship and a community of charity, as those who bear ultimate truth and those who serve humanity.
Adil Özdemir, Kenneth Frank
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