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The influence of Evangelical Christianity on the development of the Oromo language in Ethiopia
, 2015 Temesgen Negassa Sibilu
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Early Christian Epoch. Christianity
, 2017 Gemeinhardt, Peter, Allison, Dale C.
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“Oh Christianity, Christianity” : Problems of Christianity in Poetry
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2023
The Christian faith is founded on the principle that human life is sacred, a gift from God, the Heavenly Father. Christians live to love and glorify God. Throughout life, they witness a myriad of life events covering the spectrum from euphoric highs to devastating lows.
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The Christian faith is founded on the principle that human life is sacred, a gift from God, the Heavenly Father. Christians live to love and glorify God. Throughout life, they witness a myriad of life events covering the spectrum from euphoric highs to devastating lows.
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Christianity, Christianities, Christian
Journal of Religious and Political Practice, 2015AbstractThe relation between the concept of religion and its Christian determinations has surely become increasingly visible. In the study of religion, Christianity (vera religio, western Christendom) has served as a paradigmatic occasion, a prime focus, of constant research and investigation.
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Journal of Human Rights, 2005
Much has been said recently about the persecution and/or violence against Christians by non-Christian states and societies.
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Much has been said recently about the persecution and/or violence against Christians by non-Christian states and societies.
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The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 2023
This article reviews the essential themes of Christian David's work. The contribution of this French psychoanalyst is deeply rooted in anti-intellectualistic convictions and a definite opposition to Lacan. His contribution to psychoanalytical theory can be seen as a full recognition of the work of affect, even in terms of representation as well as a ...
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This article reviews the essential themes of Christian David's work. The contribution of this French psychoanalyst is deeply rooted in anti-intellectualistic convictions and a definite opposition to Lacan. His contribution to psychoanalytical theory can be seen as a full recognition of the work of affect, even in terms of representation as well as a ...
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