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Leprosy and Christian conversion in twentieth-century Inhambane, Mozambique. [PDF]
Hist Cienc Saude ManguinhosCasimiro I, Machele J.
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Religious and cultural perspectives on assisted reproductive technology in Ghana: A comparative analysis of traditionalist, islamic, and christian beliefs. [PDF]
PLOS Glob Public HealthAsante-Afari K.
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The New Christian Schools: a survey
Educational Studies, 1994Summary This paper reports an interview and postal questionnaire survey of a group of 65 new private Christian schools. The diverse nature of the schools is described and the reasons why the schools were established are discussed. Particular attention is given to the methods of funding and staffing the schools. The variety of ways in which a biblically‐
Colin Poyntz, Geoffrey Walford
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1991
The various religious traditions of Korea had been constantly intertwining and it was inevitable that when Christianity arrived it would also become part of the amalgam of the Korean religions. Although Protestantism made more of an impression than Roman Catholicism, the Roman Catholics had made their mark too, and Roman Catholicism was one ingredient ...
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The various religious traditions of Korea had been constantly intertwining and it was inevitable that when Christianity arrived it would also become part of the amalgam of the Korean religions. Although Protestantism made more of an impression than Roman Catholicism, the Roman Catholics had made their mark too, and Roman Catholicism was one ingredient ...
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Morality, Ethics, & the New Christian Right
The Hastings Center Report, 1981A n encyclopedia of religion may soon have an entry like this: The New Christian Right is the generic term for a number of conservative and largely Protestant American political forces that surfaced in the elections of 1980. Best known of these was the Moral Majority, but Religious Roundtable and Christian Voice were among other sometimes overlapping ...
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The Rise of the New Christianity
2002Abstract This chapter presents an analysis of the growth of the new Southern Christianity in relation to population growth in Southern countries, which is expected to surge dramatically in the middle term (the next fifty years) before coming to resemble more those of the older industrial nations.
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The New Christian Rhetoric of Origen
Philosophy & Rhetoric, 2013ABSTRACTThis article explores Contra Celsum as the extant text most representative of the homiletician, philosopher, and scholar Origen's thoughts on rhetoric, which have been underexplored. The Contra Celsum addresses several practical problems facing third-century Christianity, among them the conversion of mixed audiences, the usefulness of pagan ...
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