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On Chastity: A Lutheran Examination of Chastity in the 21st Century

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One of the most important reforms that Martin Luther made during the Protestant Reformation was to move away from mandatory celibacy for the clergy. Instead, he proposed that all Christians should lead a chaste life — something available to everyone, no matter their office (priest, husband, wife, etc.).
Goldsby, Kenton
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Chastity in the Workplace [PDF]

open access: yes, 2021
Most businesses are aware of the costs associated with sexual harassment and are concerned about limiting its presence in the workplace. Although the business ethics literature contains work on sexual harassment, it has very little to say on chastity or ...
Tweedt, Chris
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Chastity

2021
This chapter analyzes the Scriptures in several hymns prescribed for Holy Monday, whose central theme is chastity as exemplified by the Joseph story (Gen 37–50). Aspects of Joseph’s story (i.e., being sold by his brothers, refusing the lures of Potiphar’s wife and enduring imprisonment, his ascension to power) are fused together in this day’s hymns. By
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Chastity

2002
Abstract When she was nine, Wendy Shalit’s parents arranged that during sex education classes at her school, she would be permitted to go to the library instead of hearing about masturbation. When she was fourteen, she went to pursue an argument about political economy with her twenty-four-year-old counselor at debate camp, in his room ...
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Commercial Chastity and Aristocratic Value in Troilus and Cressida, the White Devil and the Changeling

open access: yes, 2017
This chapter focuses on the significance of intrinsic chastity to aristocratic selfhood and to the social and metaphysical hierarchies that support it. Whereas chastity is often depicted as an intrinsic good, characterized by an identity of essence and ...
Katherine Gillen
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Ambrose Of Milan On Chastity

2008
Ambrose of Milan is frequently depicted as an advocate of asceticism, basing his exhortations to flee physical pleasures on a dualistic, Platonic conception of human nature. Some scholars have applied this interpretation even more stringently to the works Ambrose dedicated to Christians with celibate vocations.
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A Vow Of Chastity

Life of the Spirit, 1953
Tonight I am so tired that I don't know whether I'll be able to write anything about the vow of chastity at all. However, if His Majesty wills it, something will be written. The joy and peace of these past days since May 4th have been wonderful.
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The Wages of Chastity

Rocky Mountain Review of Language and Literature, 1976
After Hugh got sick and went back to England, Amy was content to live without a man. It was partly that the afterglow lasted, in remembered scenes that replayed ceaselessly, illuminating resignation. And then, the old friendly-fun-sophisticated love affair had always ended wretchedly for her: half-love, not enough to marry on, too much to break off ...
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Cotton Revolution and Widow Chastity in Ming and Qing China

American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 2021
Futoshi Yamauchi, Xiaobing Wang
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