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The sacrificed lives of the caring class: crises of social reproduction, unequal Europe, and modern forms of slavery

Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute, Volume 31, Issue 2, Page 474-492, June 2025.
Abstract There have been plenty of interpretations regarding the meaning and function of sacrifice within the discipline of anthropology. Going beyond sacrifice as a ritual and exploring a wide range of its manifestations and functions as contemporary cultural practices, discourses, and underlying logics, we reveal its role in the social organization ...
Angelina Kussy, Dolors Comas‐d'Argemir
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The Foreign God and the Sudden Christ: Theology and Christology in Marcion's Gospel Redaction

Tyndale Bulletin, 1993
This article seeks to establish the extent to which Marcion's Christology influenced the formation of his gospel canon, the Euaggelion. Marcion's Christology, as seen in statements preserved in Irenaeus, Tertullian and Epiphanius, has features that can ...
Peter Head
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„Związać mocarza”: starcie Jezusa i Belzebuba. Starożytna egzegeza Mt 12, 29 oraz tekstów paralelnych

Vox Patrum, 2013
Although Peter seems to echo the opinion commonly held when he says that Jesus „went about doing good” (Act 10, 38), Jesus was accused of „casting out demons by Beelzebub, the ruler of the demons” (Mt 12, 24).
Agnieszka Bastit-Kalinowska
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The «Lernaean Hydra» and the Problem of the Origin of Gnosticism [PDF]

SCHOLE, 2011
In the second century A.D. the Mediterranean world underwent a profound change in ethical attitude towards the сosmos and human society, and the change is especially well reflected in one of the most controversial intellectual movement of the Late ...
Eugene Afonasin
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JONATHAN EDWARDS’ NEWTONIAN CONTRIBUTION TO THE SEVENTH–DAY ADVENTIST ESCHATOLOGY

Práxis Teológica, 2014
Seventh–day Adventists (SDA) trace their unique interpretation of the prophecies of Daniel and Revelation to a tradition going back to Irenaeus, the Reformers, Isaac Newton, and William Miller.
Guilherme Brasil Souza
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Doctrine as Dwelling: Irenaeus, Pasifika, and the Household of God

Religions
For the low-lying atolls across Pasifika, climate change is neither hoax nor hypothesis but an imminent and lived reality. If theology is always contextual, then this is our context: ecological collapse unfolding in real time, exposing the fragility of ...
Brian Philip Dunn
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The Consistency Principle As Realised in the Early Church Catechism [PDF]

Вестник Свято-Филаретовского института, 2014
The author attempts to argue the integrated nature of the catechetical tradition by viewing it in light of the consistency principle. The article provides definitions of the principle and arguments in support of its significance and relevance based on ...
Alexandra Budanova
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Irenaeus’s Engagement with Rhetorical Theory in his Exegesis of the Johannine Prologue in Adversus Haereses 1.8.5-1.9.3

Vigiliae christianae (Print), 2018
While scholars have long recognised Irenaeus’s acquaintance with rhetorical theory, the role of rhetorical theory in Irenaeus’s scriptural exegesis has only recently come to light.
B. Harris
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Archimandrite Irinei Pop Konstantinov – A Little Known Witness to the Christian Faith

Forum Theologicum Sardicense
Several articles have been written on the subject, a number of documentaries about Archimandrite Irenaeus have been broadcast, and yet it is not enough.
Tsvetomir Penkov
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The Adam-Christ Typology in Paul and Its Development in the Early Church Fathers

Tyndale Bulletin, 2013
This article examines the development of the Adam-Christ typology in the early church. It begins by outlining the characteristics of typology and considering Paul’s use of the Adam-Christ typology.
John VanMaaren
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