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God, Like the Devil, is in the Details
Academic Radiology, 2006In this issue, Cagnon and colleagues (1) present their quality control program for the American College of Radiology Imaging Network (ACRIN) part of the National Lung Screen Trial (NLST). For the ACRIN-NLST study, more than 18,000 participants were screened for lung cancer with radiography and computed tomography.
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2023
Abstract For centuries, theologians—including Jewish, Christian, and Muslim theologians—have noticed that, despite official religious teachings, people are prone to “anthropormorphize” God, thinking of God like a human person. This chapter looks into Justin Barrett’s research that applied classic methods from cognitive psychological ...
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Abstract For centuries, theologians—including Jewish, Christian, and Muslim theologians—have noticed that, despite official religious teachings, people are prone to “anthropormorphize” God, thinking of God like a human person. This chapter looks into Justin Barrett’s research that applied classic methods from cognitive psychological ...
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Life of the Spirit, 1948
Here is a man, forty years old, with a mother whom he respects and venerates. In spite of his own absorbing occupations, he visits her every day for exactly half an hour. He talks as a son should about this and that, always going away at the same hour and returning the next day at the stroke of the clock.
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Here is a man, forty years old, with a mother whom he respects and venerates. In spite of his own absorbing occupations, he visits her every day for exactly half an hour. He talks as a son should about this and that, always going away at the same hour and returning the next day at the stroke of the clock.
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2019
Abstract Chapter 3 voices disappointment in learned efforts to “remythologize” the idea of God. Seeking to take scriptural imagery seriously, such efforts mistake the images for the God they intend. The mixed metaphors characteristic of biblical poetry reveal the elusiveness of the Transcendent and confess more eloquently than dry talk ...
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Abstract Chapter 3 voices disappointment in learned efforts to “remythologize” the idea of God. Seeking to take scriptural imagery seriously, such efforts mistake the images for the God they intend. The mixed metaphors characteristic of biblical poetry reveal the elusiveness of the Transcendent and confess more eloquently than dry talk ...
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1979
Between the writing of The World Set Free and the publication of Men Like Gods there was a gap of ten years, a decade in which Wells was intensely preoccupied with the huge issues of the war and reconstruction. The writing of Men Like Gods in 1921–2 marks a return not only to the romance as a literary genre but to his earliest imaginative reveries ...
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Between the writing of The World Set Free and the publication of Men Like Gods there was a gap of ten years, a decade in which Wells was intensely preoccupied with the huge issues of the war and reconstruction. The writing of Men Like Gods in 1921–2 marks a return not only to the romance as a literary genre but to his earliest imaginative reveries ...
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Deification in Two Early Writings of St. Maximos the Confessor: Attaining Likeness to God
Sophia, 2021Despina Prassas
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