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International Journal for Philosophy of Religion, 1994
Comment Kierkegaard comprend-il la notion de souffrance chretienne et son lien avec la foi chretienne? L'article cherche, plus precisement, a explorer la relation de l'interiorite avec l'exteriorite par rapport a la souffrance ...
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Comment Kierkegaard comprend-il la notion de souffrance chretienne et son lien avec la foi chretienne? L'article cherche, plus precisement, a explorer la relation de l'interiorite avec l'exteriorite par rapport a la souffrance ...
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2010
Martyrdom in the Greco-Roman period is a scholarly construct. Which writings are relevant sources depends on the definition of martyrdom. Broad definitions imply that various forms of noble death among Greeks and Romans can be considered martyrdom. More strict definitions suggest that martyrdom first occurred among Jews in the 2nd century bce during ...
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Martyrdom in the Greco-Roman period is a scholarly construct. Which writings are relevant sources depends on the definition of martyrdom. Broad definitions imply that various forms of noble death among Greeks and Romans can be considered martyrdom. More strict definitions suggest that martyrdom first occurred among Jews in the 2nd century bce during ...
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Bartholomew’s Martyrdoms: the Latin Tradition
2016The martyrdom of the apostle Bartholomew can be discussed as a plural matter if we consider the different traditions that circulate around his way of dying in different regions. In the Latin tradition dating to the early Middle Ages Bartholomew is told to be beheaded, while in the Armenian tradition this founder of the local church is submitted to ...
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Theorizing Political Martyrdom: Politics, Religion, Death, and Memory
Political Theology, 2023Andrew R Murphy
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