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Searching for the Good Life: Boundary Crossing, Co-Existence, and Conviviality. [PDF]
Coeckelbergh M, Reader J.
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From New Materialism to the Postdigital: Religious Responses to Environment and Technology. [PDF]
Reader J.
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Art, Creation and Dogma in the Orthodox Christian Tradition
From the earliest times, different visions of art - musical and pictorial - can be seen in the Christian Church. Tradition, on the other hand, sifts through the unique relationship between the theology of creation and art as an expression of that ...
Svetoslav Ribolov
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Apophatic science: how computational modeling can explain consciousness. [PDF]
Bridewell W, Isaac AMC.
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Invisibilities in Art and Theology
Religious Studies Review, Volume 52, Issue 1, Page 20-26, March 2026.
Daniel A. Siedell
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Altitude Training and Altitude Sickness: How to Measure a World at a Lower Altitude?
Religious Studies Review, Volume 52, Issue 1, Page 106-109, March 2026.
Larisa Reznik
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The logical challenge of negative theology
In this paper I present four interpretations of so-called negative theology and provide a number of attempts to model this theory within a formal system. Unfortunately, all of them fail in some manner.
Urbańczyk Piotr
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Apophatism and Cataphatism in Protestantism
The author of the paper shows the essential superiority of the apophatic way of knowing God over the cataphatic way in Christian theology. Protestantism, which frequently (and often deservedly) is accused of excessive rationalism, has actually remained ...
Constantine PROKHOROV
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This article examines the integration of theology and critical thought to develop educational love capable of generating transmissible values. Drawing on Rabbi Nachman of Breslov’s philosophy, it argues that expanding apophatic theology through critical
Pinhas Luzon
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RELIGIOUS HYPOTHESES AND THE APOPHATIC, RELATIONAL THEOLOGY OF CATHERINE KELLER
In one of its most urgent folds, Catherine Keller's Cloud of the Impossible juxtaposes negative theology with relational theology for the sake of thinking constructively about today's global climate of religious conflict and ecological upheaval.
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