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Męczeństwo jako paradoksalne świadectwo życia w aktach i pasjach męczenników
In ancient Christian literature (including the Acts of the Christian Martyrs), one can encounter many passages showing that the “eternal life” is not exactly the other life in the “world to come”, but a reality in which the Christian already ...
Jan M. Kozłowski
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Lelkigondozás és pasztorálpszichológia – átfedések és különbségek
Pastoral Care and Pastoral Psychology – Overlaps and Differences Pastoral psychology suffers from a chronic identity crisis. It wants to be a theological science while at the same time meeting the criteria for the scientific practice of psychology. Is
Dávid NÉMETH
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Towards a Christian ethic of work in South Africa
This paper draws on the academic field of Christian ethics and focuses attention on an ethic of work within the South African context. Key terms such as ‘an ethic of work’, ‘a work ethic’ and ‘ethics at work’ are discussed in relation to varied ...
L. Kretzschmar
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The text reminds us of the infl uential concept of the so-called autonomous morality in the context of Christian faith, which has not been suffi ciently refl ected in Czech catholic theology so far.
Jaroslav Lorman
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This article aims to present Christology not as an add-on to monotheism, but as its specific Christian form. What Christ means can only be explained with reference to God and vice versa; what God stands for in a Christian sense has to be explained with ...
Dirk Evers
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Magic and Christianity: An Exegesis on Magical Passages in the Acts of the Apostles
Magic is a significant theme in The Acts of the Apostle but is undermined by scholars. The significance of this theme is obvious in the so-called five episodes or passage of magic.
Chandra Han
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Contemplation: If It Makes for Peace, Why Not for Christian Witness Too? [PDF]
The author attempts to answer the following question: Why does Christian witness need contemplation? He claims that Christian witness needs contemplation, because contemplation reveals the truth about the nature of reality; it is this truth which is one ...
Pawel Tarasiewicz
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The article presents the ecclesiological thought of Henri De Lubac, who understands the Church as a Christian society. The dogma concerning the Church, that is, the understanding the Church has about herself, is lived in the clear conscience of Christian
Carlos Mario Vargas Zuluaga
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Drawing on a letter from Late Antiquity explaining the difficulties experienced by a performer who recently converted to Christianity, the article explores the religious, juridical, and literary perspectives required to read this kind of source.
Donatella Tronca
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Issues of doctrine and reality in Christian attitude towards traditional medicine in Nigeria
Among Nigerian Christians, there is a clash of doctrine and reality revolving around the question of the correct Christian attitude towards traditional medicine.
Solomon O. Ademiluka
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