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Greek Fathers' Participation in Labour and Care of the Infant
Scandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences, 1992ABSTRACT. Greek fathers' (n= 157) reactions to their presence at the delivery, their expectations about the baby and their childcare practices were explored at the 4th–6th week postpartum. Only 10% of the sample attended the delivery. Their non‐attendance was attributed, by the greatest number of fathers, to official hospital policy while the rest ...
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GREEK CHURCH FATHERS ON ROMANS 9
Bijdragen, 1989Summary In this article, methodological questions are discussed concerning the multi-disciplinary study programme on the Relationship between Judaism and Christianity which is based at the Catholic University of Amsterdam. Much of the project deals with historical material.
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The Language of the Greek Fathers
Blackfriars, 1947As the catalogues of the publishers show there is a great revival of interest in the study of the Fathers, especially the Greek Fathers, so long overshadowed by their better known and more accessible Latin brethren. If we read that the Editions du Cerf have already brought out translations of authors as comparatively little known as the apologist ...
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The Trinity in the Greek Fathers
2011in search of the trinity In terms of this overview of the Greek patristic theology of the Trinity, it might keep us from sinking into a welter of details to imagine five great acts of a play, each of which is differently weighted, to be sure, but which are all, in their own ways, progressive variations upon biblical premises, mediated through the ...
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THE MYSTAGOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY OF THE GREEK FATHERS AND PRAYER:
2018This paper is dedicated to Metropolitan Kallistos Ware, who was one of the keynote speakers at the first congress of the Centre for Patristic Research on mystagogy.¹ Moreover, he will act as γέρων throughout this paper, a role that Dionysius the Areopagite² fulfils in the Mystagogia of Maximus the Confessor.³ I will elaborate key passages from the ...
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