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Locus, 2021 Mānī (216–ca. 277 AD), the founder of Manichaeism, was brought up in a Jewish-Christian community at the end of the Arsacid dynasty. After several private revelations, he established his own religion, which he and his disciples propagated in the newly ...
Gábor Kósa
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Maniheizm Hakkında Bir İnceleme: Mesajlarıyla Yaşayan Din
Cumhuriyet İlahiyat Dergisi, 2023 Bu çalışmada, Maniheizm düşüncesinin temel kodlarını incelemek ve Maniheizm takipçilerinin yeryüzünden silindikten sonra düşüncelerinin yok olup olmadığını tartışmak amaçlanmaktadır.
Mehmet Mekin Meçin
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The Platonist Philosopher Alexander of Lycopolis on Manichaeism [PDF]
Journal of Early Christian History, 2012 The article starts by describing the present state of research on Alexander of Lycopolis (Egypt), who formerly was considered to be a Christian bishop converted from Manichaeism to orthodox Christianity, but now is generally regarded as a pagan philosopher.
Johannes van Oort
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Reminiscenses of Manichaeism in Augustine’s City of God
HTS Teologiese Studies/Theological Studies, 2016 This article aims to analyse all the passages in Augustine’s City of God in which he either explicitly or implicitly makes mention of Manichaeism and its doctrines. It turns out that, even in his later years, Manichaean doctrines were at the forefront of
Johannes van Oort
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Postcolonial Apologies, Politics of Regret and Temporal Manichaeism
História da Historiografia: International Journal of Theory and History of Historiography, 2023 The article analyzes the forms of temporality and morality which operate in the request for postcolonial apologies in modern democracies, focusing on the Mexican case.
Rodrigo Escribano Roca +1 more
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THE PAST IS EVIL/EVIL IS PAST: ON RETROSPECTIVE POLITICS, PHILOSOPHY OF HISTORY, AND TEMPORAL MANICHAEISM [PDF]
, 2015 One of the most remarkable phenomena in current international politics is the increasing attention paid to historical injustice. Opinions on this phenomenon strongly differ.
Berber Bevernage
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New Developments in the History of East Uighur Manichaeism [PDF]
Open Theology, 2015 Moriyasu Takao
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The Young Augustine's Knowledge of Manichaeism: An Analysis of the Confessiones and Some Other Relevant Texts [PDF]
Mani and Augustine, 2008 Mainly on the basis of an analysis of the relevant passages in the Confessiones, this article argues: 1. that already the young Augustine, during his years as a Manichaean Hearer, acquired a thorough knowledge of Manichaeism; 2.
Johannes van Oort
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Manichaeism in Fanon’s The Wretched of the Earth: Its Implications for Postcolonial Nations
Philosophy and Progress, 2023 In the course of his groundbreaking work, The Wretched of the Earth, Frantz Fanon has employed a splendid array of metaphors to reflect on the essential fabric of a colonized society. However, the Manichean metaphor is the best of them, which he has used
Zaynul Abedin
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Manichaeism and the Revelation of the Magi: Syriac “Christianities” in Late Antique Mesopotamia [PDF]
Hugoye: Journal of Syriac Studies, 2021 The recently published Syriac Revelation of the Magi has proven to be a remarkable addition to the corpus of early Christian apocryphal literature. This unique amplification of the traditional Nativity narrative recounts the Magi’s encounter with a “star-
Timothy Pettipiece
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