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A Rigid–Foldable Kirigami‐Inspired Metamorphic Mechanism With Programmable Motion Modes and Self‐Locking

Advanced Science, EarlyView.
Geometric constraint reconfiguration enables a rigid–foldable kirigami‐inspired mechanism to switch between twisting, directional translation, and self‐locking states. By encoding multifunctionality directly into its architecture, the mechanism achieves multimodal motion and passive locking without reassembly, providing a compact platform for adaptive ...
Jianlin Wang, Zhongmin Song, Ketao Zhang
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Caring for the world: Geography, Religious Cosmovision and Encounters, Elizabeth Wilson's 'actionist' career, 1943-1990'. [PDF]

Dynamis
Taithe B.
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The perceived potential of religion in mitigating climate change and how this is being realized in Germany and Switzerland. [PDF]

J Environ Stud Sci
Hearn AX, Huber F, Koehrsen J, Buzzi AL.
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What is an ‘ecumenical council’?

2023
Abstract Vatican II is the most important Catholic event of the past century, if not the past half-millennium. It also had, and has, ramifications far beyond the lives of the world’s billion-or-so Catholics. To understand why, this chapter introduces both the theological meaning of a ‘general ecumenical council’, and the critical ...
Shaun Blanchard, Stephen Bullivant
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The First Ecumenical Council

2011
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THE VATICAN COUNCIL AND THE ECUMENICAL VISION

Religious Education, 1962
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The Zimbabwe Council of Churches and ‘Crisis’ Ecumenical Groups

, 2020
This chapter analyses the emergence of ‘non-conformist’ ecumenical groups that emerged due to the paralysis of the Zimbabwe Council of Churches (ZCC) during the crisis years in Zimbabwe. The author interrogates the limits of ecumenism in relation to political engagement and charges that the ZCC has not succeeded in promoting unity and cohesion.
Joram Tarusarira
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Ecumenical Dialogue, Ecumenical Council, and Constantinople II

Toronto Journal of Theology, 1987
In the ecumenical dialogue between the Anglican and Roman Catholic churches, the issue of the status of the Ecumenical Councils of the undivided early Church has been of fundamental importance. All Roman Catholics and a great many Anglicans accord considerable authority to those councils as the 'Voice of the Church' on matters of doctrine.
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The Ecumenical Council Vatican II and the Jews

Jewish Quarterly Review, 1965
Solomon Zeitlin
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