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Christianity and Manichaeism

2007
The religion of Mani arose from a Judaeo-Christian milieu in southern Mesopotamia in the third century, which was a time of both cultural and religious syncretism. Central to Mani's self identity as the leader of a universal religion was his self-declared title of 'Apostle of Jesus Christ' and in Western Manichaean sources he was sometimes identified ...
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Augustine, Akrasia, and Manichaeism

American Catholic Philosophical Quarterly, 2003
This paper examines Augustine's analysis of the possible causes of akrasia and suggests that an implicit two-phased consent process takes place in an akratic decision. This two-phased consent theory revolves around Augustine's theory of the two wills, one carnal and the other spiritual. Without the help of grace, the fallen will dominated by the carnal
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Parasitoid theory: Against manichaeism

Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 1989
R M, May, M P, Hassell
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Manichaeism

1974
P. W. van der Horst, J. Mansfeld
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Classifying Manichaeism

2023
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Manichaeism and Its Legacy

2009
I. MANI 1. Foreign and Insane: Labelling Manichaeism in the Roman Empire 2. Hesitant and Ignorant: The Portrayal of Mani in the Acts of Archelaus 3. A Clash of Portraits: Contrasts between Archelaus and Mani in the Acta Archelai II. MANICHAEAN THEMES 4. The Idea of the 'Good' in Manichaeism 5.
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Manichaeism, n.

2023
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Women in Manichaeism

The Expository Times, 2022
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Manichaeism in Society

2023
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Manichaeism

2012
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