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Masters of Healing: Cocaine and the Ideal of the Victorian Medical Man. [PDF]
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From the "metaphysics of the individual" to the critique of society: on the practical significance of Michel Henry's phenomenology of life. [PDF]
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The Future of Animal-Sourced Foods: Ethical Considerations. [PDF]
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From Psychostasis to the Discovery of Cardiac Nerves: The Origins of the Modern Cardiac Neuromodulation Concept. [PDF]
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Heythrop Journal, 2023
Maximus the Confessor's belief that the Incarnation would have happened without a Fall is a key facet of his thought, yet contradicts portions of his corpus which state that God became human due to sin. I assert that Maximus affirms a prelapsarian motive
A. Marco
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Maximus the Confessor's belief that the Incarnation would have happened without a Fall is a key facet of his thought, yet contradicts portions of his corpus which state that God became human due to sin. I assert that Maximus affirms a prelapsarian motive
A. Marco
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‘Et homo factus est:’ Incarnation, disability and interdependence
International Journal for the Study of the Christian Church, 2022Nancy Eiesland’s, The Disabled God seminally argued that Incarnation and disability are not mutually exclusive. Disability was integral to Christ’s humanity. Others developed the claim that imago Dei lies in relational capacity (shared by all).
Justin Glyn SJ
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Another Kind of Normal, 2022
The relationship of Christ and the Church and the nature of mediation between them issues in paradox; in particular the paradox of the incarnation. The nature of paradox is central to the interval that always stalls the play of natural and divine rhythms.
G. Ward
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The relationship of Christ and the Church and the nature of mediation between them issues in paradox; in particular the paradox of the incarnation. The nature of paradox is central to the interval that always stalls the play of natural and divine rhythms.
G. Ward
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