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The diagnosis of death and the irreducibility of the human person. [PDF]
Bulzacchelli RH.
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The purpose of this essay is threefold. First, I seek to trace a brief history of the concept of catholicity within the Reformed tradition and offer this historical context as an explanation for its resistance to traditional conceptions of the Church ...
Aguzzi, Steven
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Dr. John King (1614-1681) and Dr. Assuerus Regemorter (1615-1650). Brethren in the Dutch Church and in the Royal College of Physicians of London, with added references to other "Dutch" congregants in the Royal College, Dr. Baldwin Hamey and Dr. George Ent. [PDF]
Birken W.
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The logic of anatomy: dissective rationality and the difference of incarnation [PDF]
My thesis is that the tendency of modern medicine to reduce patients into causes to be mastered rather than persons to be treated does not stem from post-Enlightenment developments but rather lies within the beginnings of Western medicine itself, in what
Kornu, Kimbell
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The Santa Maria Maggiore mosaics are a well-studied example of early Christian and late Roman art, considered the earliest surviving church-sponsored mosaic and highly regarded for its depictions of the virgin Mary.
Schultheis, Evan
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Modern science has a long history of being associated with reductionism, or the belief that the sum is simply the totality of its parts. Likewise much discussion of the Incarnation has revolved around understanding how the various parts: human body ...
Lawson, F.
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Publications on Religions in China, 1981-1989 [PDF]
The publication of Laurence G. Thompson's Chinese Religion in Western Languages: A Comprehensive and Classified Bibliography of Publications in English, French, and German through 1980 (Tucson: University of Arizona Press, 1985) was a great milestone in ...
Cohen, Alvin P.
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Sulla politica religiosa di Marciano: tra legislazione, agiografia, storiografia
Nel 451, nel IV concilio ecumenico convocato a Calcedonia da Marciano, si stabiliva la condanna di nestorianesimo e monofisismo. Si trattava di una vittoria che vedeva legate Costantinopoli, che confermava il suo ruolo di primazia nell’ambito delle ...
MOTTA, Daniela
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