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Apostate Memoirs and the Study of Scientology in the Twenty-First Century
, 2021The Church of Scientology (CoS) under L. Ron Hubbard (1911- 1986) pursued an aggressive strategy of shutting down critics and protecting its reputation. This policy, known as ‘Fair Game’, resulted in limited scholarly engagement with Scientology, in part
Carole M. Cusack
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Issuing Fatwas on Killing an Apostate or a Blasphemer Weakens and Impairs (wahn) Islam
Blasphemy and Apostasy in Islam, 2020This chapter is the eighth section of Kadivar’s ‘Treatise on Refuting the Punishment for Blasphemy and Apostasy’. There are two levels of impairing (wahn) formulation for deccriminalization of apostasy and blasphemy: First, impairing (wahn) Islam Means ...
M. Kadivar
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ISIS Beyond the Spectacle, 2018
Compared to the more spectacular elements of its media repertoire—the slick recruitment campaigns on social media, the artfully composed battlefield footage, the grisly executions—I.S.I.S.’s infographics may seem dull, even trivial.
R. Adelman
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Compared to the more spectacular elements of its media repertoire—the slick recruitment campaigns on social media, the artfully composed battlefield footage, the grisly executions—I.S.I.S.’s infographics may seem dull, even trivial.
R. Adelman
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Theological Studies, 1961
Marc'Antonio de Dominis, Archbishop of Spalato in Dalmatia, then later Dean of Windsor and Master of the Savoy in London, and finally a prisoner of the Inquisition at Rome : the personage is striking enough, but what is even more important about him is that he has contributed more to the theological outlook of modern Anglicanism than anyone else ...
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Marc'Antonio de Dominis, Archbishop of Spalato in Dalmatia, then later Dean of Windsor and Master of the Savoy in London, and finally a prisoner of the Inquisition at Rome : the personage is striking enough, but what is even more important about him is that he has contributed more to the theological outlook of modern Anglicanism than anyone else ...
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Julian the Apostate in Byzantine Culture
, 2022Stefano Trovato, S. Knipe
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1996
This chapter studies the phenomenon of conversion and baptism in the Italian cities of the late Middle Ages, assessing its impact on the Jewish community. The Jews of late medieval Italy were dispersed throughout hundreds of small and isolated communities, immersed in a Christian society whose power of attraction could make itself felt well in excess ...
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This chapter studies the phenomenon of conversion and baptism in the Italian cities of the late Middle Ages, assessing its impact on the Jewish community. The Jews of late medieval Italy were dispersed throughout hundreds of small and isolated communities, immersed in a Christian society whose power of attraction could make itself felt well in excess ...
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2006
Abstract It would be easy to argue that after Jesus himself, Paul was the most important figure in the history of Christianity. It was Paul’s missionary work that helped transform the followers of Jesus from a small Jewish sectarian movement in Palestine to a worldwide religion comprising both Jews and Gentiles.
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Abstract It would be easy to argue that after Jesus himself, Paul was the most important figure in the history of Christianity. It was Paul’s missionary work that helped transform the followers of Jesus from a small Jewish sectarian movement in Palestine to a worldwide religion comprising both Jews and Gentiles.
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A Companion to Julian the Apostate
, 2020Hans-ulrich Wiemer, Stefan Rebenich
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