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Staying Faithful to Your Faith
Journal of Christian Nursing, 2018ABSTRACT: The author describes how treatment for a transgender patient was complicated, due to the healthcare facility's lack of staff training. After an education program was implemented, the author wrote an article about the need for training for LGBT care, then faced a quandary about submitting the article to a Christian or secular nursing
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‘Faiths’ and the Faith in Wales
Blackfriars, 1946The claims of semantics can be illusory, threatening the innocent answer with unsuspected heredities. There is an ever-present gnosticism, heightened nowadays by the methods and vocabulary of psychology, which sees hidden depths of meaning in very ordinary shallows.
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Faith healing and faith in healing
Indian Journal of Medical Ethics, 2015Sarkar and Seshadri have presented an interesting paper in this issue on the ethical approach that a physician should take when faced with requests for faith healing (1). The paper describes four approaches that the physician can take. These are rejecting the request, keeping oneself detached from the issue, endorsing the request and trying to ...
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2011
Like Jews and Christians, Muslims are monotheists. They believe in one God: the creator, sustainer, ruler, and judge of the universe. Muslims believe in prophets, not just the Prophet Muhammad but the prophets of the Hebrew Bible, including Abraham and Moses, and of the New ...
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Like Jews and Christians, Muslims are monotheists. They believe in one God: the creator, sustainer, ruler, and judge of the universe. Muslims believe in prophets, not just the Prophet Muhammad but the prophets of the Hebrew Bible, including Abraham and Moses, and of the New ...
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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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Theology, 1955 The Problem Is Not Faith, but the Faithful
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