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The Significance of Τοῦτο in Act 2:16 to the Eschatology of Acts
The demonstrative pronoun “τοῦτό” in Acts 2:16 carries pragmatic weight, suggesting markedness and emphasizing the eschaton (v. 17). Despite scholarly oversight, verse 16’s syntactical placement within the main clause underscores its significance.
Odhiambo David Odhiambo
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La concezione cristiana della storia nella riflessione di Carl Schmitt
Christian conception of history in Carl Schmitt’s Thought ABSTRACT: The aim of this essay is to analyse the Christian conception of history in Carl Schmitt’s thought, already developed in his previous works, but again recalled and reworked in the ...
Riccardo Cavallo
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This article proposes a re-examination of the institution of marriage in light of the eschatology of the Eastern Church and the theological discourse on the topic developed by three thinkers of the Reformed tradition, namely Kierkegaard, Barth, and ...
John Panteleimon Manoussakis
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"Com-Passion": Journeying to Joy by "Suffering-with" Your Patients. [PDF]
Ashour M.
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HOW CATECHING TODAY ABOUT ESCHATON? [PDF]
Želimo uočiti pozitivne elemente i naglaske koji bi trebali biti prisutniji u novoj evangelizaciji kada je riječ o očekivanju eshatona. Vremenom se u pastvu Crkve uvuklo izričaja i shvaćanja koja ne odgovaraju biblijskom učenju kao i današnjem naučavanju
Šimunović, Milan
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Technology is a multifaceted reality. It is not merely the tools and machines we use but also the skills and processes with which we use them and the attitudes, culture, and social structures they produce or enhance.
Noreen L. Herzfeld
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Waiting, strange: transplant recipient experience, medical time and queer/crip temporalities. [PDF]
Wasson S.
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On not being able to read: doomscrolling and anxiety in pandemic times. [PDF]
Salisbury L.
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Biblical Eschatology from Creation to Consummation in Christ and Its Implications for the Church
This article examines biblical eschatology as a coherent theological metanarrative unfolding from creation to consummation in Christ, in whom all things hold together (Colossians 1:17).
Marde Christian Stenly Mawikere +1 more
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Kairos and Carnival: Mikhail Bakhtin’s Rhetorical and Ethical Christian Vision
The term kairos has been used to mean, alternatively, right timing or proportion in Ancient Greek rhetoric, by Jesus to refer to the Christian eschaton and by Paul Tillich and modern liberation theologians to refer to the breakthrough of the divine into ...
Ian Bekker
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