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The liver in Christian thought: Symbolism, morality, and spirituality. [PDF]

Clin Liver Dis (Hoboken)
Riva MA, Valnegri C, Invernizzi P.
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The History of Clinical Psychology in Greece: A Brief Review - Legal Deficiencies, Practical Dimensions and Challenges for the Future. [PDF]

Clin Psychol Eur
Flora K.
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Surprising epileptic semiology in seventeenth-century beatification testimonies: A neuropsychiatric analysis of St. Joseph of Copertino. [PDF]

Epilepsy Behav Rep
Costa D, Chiozza S.
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Sense-making as digitalization. Measuring, counting, and calculating as fundamental processes of digital 'Bildung'. [PDF]

Front Sociol
Manhart S.
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Liberation mathematics I: the behavioral and consciousness definition of perpetual self-transcendence. [PDF]

Front Psychol
Samanta S.
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Bioethics as a language game: probing the quality of moral guidance in principlism. [PDF]

Theor Med Bioeth
Vest M.
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Christian and Islamic Mysticism

, 2022
Abstract: (Neo-)Platonic philosophy and Judaic exegesis and apocalypticism paved the way for the gradual development of Christian mysticism. The existing techniques of Jewish exegesis inspired the Christian perspective of the Old Testament texts; the hidden meaning of the Song of Songs, for example, was already explored in Judaism.
Schepers, Kees, Holander, Eric. S
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The Challenge of Mysticism: a Primer from a Christian Perspective [PDF]

Sophia, 2021
In this article, I discuss the relevance of the study of mysticism for Christian analytic theologians and philosophers of religion. I begin with a brief consideration of some reasons Christian academics might be reluctant to enter this field, and ...
Daniel Spencer
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Christian Mysticism

Daniel W. Phillips, Bryanna Burberry
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Christian Mystic Testimony

Ons Geestelijk Erf, 1998
Direct and passive experience of God: such one may define as the essential character of Christian mysticism. However, one must see in this definition not the end result of systematic or deductive thought but more simply the description, reduced to its most basic summary, of the experience that the mystics relate.
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