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IEEE Multimedia, 2007
It's about how multimedia content like Friendster, MySpace, and YouTube impacts everybody, including our community. The fact that paper articles do not favor the audiovisual material we analyze makes our descriptions rather cumbersome. Yet, obviously we like it this way as on a large scale we do not make use of even a simple offer such as the ACM ...
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It's about how multimedia content like Friendster, MySpace, and YouTube impacts everybody, including our community. The fact that paper articles do not favor the audiovisual material we analyze makes our descriptions rather cumbersome. Yet, obviously we like it this way as on a large scale we do not make use of even a simple offer such as the ACM ...
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Faith and the Sacrament of Faith
Life of the Spirit, 1960‘And he said to them: “Go out over the whole world and preach the gospel to the whole of creation. He who believes and is baptized will be saved; he who refuses to believe will be condemned”’ (Mark xvi, 15). Our Lord shows us in these words that there are three stages on the way of salvation.
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1999
Abstract To explore how Calvin’s commentaries on New Testament texts not from the hand of Paul reflect both his Pauline assumptions and his reinterpretation of Pauline themes, I will consider his treatment of selected biblical passages in his commentaries on Hebrews {1549), James {1551), 1 John {1551), and the Gospel of John (1553).
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Abstract To explore how Calvin’s commentaries on New Testament texts not from the hand of Paul reflect both his Pauline assumptions and his reinterpretation of Pauline themes, I will consider his treatment of selected biblical passages in his commentaries on Hebrews {1549), James {1551), 1 John {1551), and the Gospel of John (1553).
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Faiths and the ‘Faith Community’
2009Just as the idea of faith is debated so, too, is the concept of ‘community’ with which it is frequently conjoined. It has been said to construct ‘connotations which may be pleasing’ (Demaine and Entwistle, 1996, p. 35) and to imply some unifying characteristic of space, identity or interest (Mayo, 2000, pp.
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Faith and steadfastness in the face of counter-evidence
International Journal for Philosophy of Religion, 2017Lara Buchak
exaly