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Abstract The last seventy years have seen many dialogues between Roman Catholics and Protestants (mainly, but not exclusively, Lutherans) on the doctrine of justification. This article surveys eight of these dialogues, their culmination in the 1999 Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification, and the impact of this last document ...
Susen, S.
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Within Christian theology, justification refers to the act whereby human beings are established as righteous before God. The doctrine of justification is distinct within the history of theology both for the importance ascribed to it – Martin Luther, as ...
Matthew J. Thomas
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The Justification of Sensory Experience and Religious Experience in Alston's Intellectual System; Controversies and Responses [PDF]
Introduction, Alston by distinguishing two explanatory views of sensory experience; that means, the direct and indirect justification point of view is based on the belief that sensory experience directly justifies belongings; That is, in our sensory ...
Masoumeh Mahmoudi, Abdollah Salavati
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The main purpose of this paper is to analyse formal and functional aspects of constructions based on a Justification (or Claim-Argument) coherence relation, explicitly marked by a connective. The prototype of this construction is an utterance like Está gente em casa, porquer as luzes estão acesas [“ There is somebody at home, because the lights are on”]
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This paper aims to adapt the system justification scales (general, political, economic, and gender) for the Russian socio-cultural context and to carry out their psychometric analysis.
Elena Agadullina +2 more
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In this article, the author argues on the importance of the Reformation. Despite over 500 years has passed since the reformation, the roman catholic church has not moved towards the true understanding of the gospel, in terms of justification as being ...
Michael Horton
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Orders of Hunger and Heaven: Neoliberalism, Christian Charity and Homelessness in Taiwan
Based on an ethnographic study of a Christian charity in Taipei, Taiwan, this paper examines how the mixing of “orders of worth” (Boltanski and Thevenot) is negotiated among charity workers and homeless people in the field setting.
Scott R. Beck
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Justification and limits of the necessity in criminal law [PDF]
The main conclusion of the paper is that the issue of the legitimacy of extreme necessity as a basis for excluding unlawfulnesss has not been satisfactorily resolved. When it comes to the solution in the criminal law of Serbia, there is a serious deficit
Stojanović Zoran
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Significant attention has been paid to enhancing recommender systems (RS) with explanation facilities to help users make informed decisions and increase trust in and satisfaction with an RS.
Mouadh Guesmi +6 more
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Deliberation in Valuation and Decision Making: A Conceptual Clarification
A voluminous literature addresses the weaknesses of standard stated preference methods used to value non-market environmental goods and services, such as contingent valuation and choice experiment.
Yves Meinard, Olivier Cailloux
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