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New England Journal of Medicine, 2003
Dissecting the pathogenesis of primary, or “essential,” hypertension has proved elusive. In recent years, the hypothesis that having relatively fewer nephrons renders an otherwise healthy person more susceptible to renal disease, hypertension, or both has been supported by a substantive body of experimental data.
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Dissecting the pathogenesis of primary, or “essential,” hypertension has proved elusive. In recent years, the hypothesis that having relatively fewer nephrons renders an otherwise healthy person more susceptible to renal disease, hypertension, or both has been supported by a substantive body of experimental data.
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Journal of Religion, Disability & Health, 1994
ABSTRACT This article presents a theological and spiritual approach toward healing some of the spiritual wounds that may accompany disability. These include low self-esteem, loss of faith, and loss of a sense of purpose. The idea of “destiny,” understood theologically, indicates that we all have a God-given purpose regardless of the present condition ...
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ABSTRACT This article presents a theological and spiritual approach toward healing some of the spiritual wounds that may accompany disability. These include low self-esteem, loss of faith, and loss of a sense of purpose. The idea of “destiny,” understood theologically, indicates that we all have a God-given purpose regardless of the present condition ...
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2019
Tim Hartman examines African traditional religions (ATRs) more broadly, comparing three major themes in their theological anthropology with the theology of Karl Barth: creation, disobedience/sin, and destiny/salvation. Drawing especially from the work of Kofi Asare Opoku and Jacob Olupona, Hartman argues that Barth and ATRs share similar understandings
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Tim Hartman examines African traditional religions (ATRs) more broadly, comparing three major themes in their theological anthropology with the theology of Karl Barth: creation, disobedience/sin, and destiny/salvation. Drawing especially from the work of Kofi Asare Opoku and Jacob Olupona, Hartman argues that Barth and ATRs share similar understandings
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International Advances in Economic Research, 2003 Mission design of DESTINY: Toward active asteroid (3200) Phaethon and multiple small bodies
Acta Astronautica, 2022Nicola Marmo +2 more
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Destiny and Destiny 2, an Analysis of an FPS
2022Kyle McCarter, Brandon Coker, Newton Lee
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