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Prospective study on chronic kidney disease and the prevalence of pruritus among internal medicine patients. [PDF]
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Prospective cohort study on the relationship between long-term air pollution exposure and risk of myocardial infarction. [PDF]
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By 1600 churches with multiple altars, tent roofs and helmet cupolas went up everywhere. They blended forms, materials and techniques developed in many places, elements of popular religiosity and Renaissance innovations in engineering and design. In 1467 Metropolitan Filipp wrote to Archbishop Iona of Novgorod about popular animosity in Iona's eparchy ...
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By 1600 churches with multiple altars, tent roofs and helmet cupolas went up everywhere. They blended forms, materials and techniques developed in many places, elements of popular religiosity and Renaissance innovations in engineering and design. In 1467 Metropolitan Filipp wrote to Archbishop Iona of Novgorod about popular animosity in Iona's eparchy ...
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The Orthodox Church in America
The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1970The Orthodox Church in America, a family of self-governing churches united by a common faith and worship, experienced little change in the 1960's—gradual consolidation, and fuller acclimation to the American environment being its chief tasks. Internally, the Orthodox church began to feel the need for liturgical renewal more acutely and to deal with the
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, 2019 The Greek Orthodox Church has a crucial role in identifying Greekness in a quite exclusionary manner. Today the Church combats secularization by using a religious discourse, and Westernization by using a nationalist discourse, viewing itself as the ...
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The Russian Orthodox Church as the Church of the Majority
Russian Politics & Law, 2014The author examines the evolution of relations among Church, state, and society in Russia over recent years in the light of comparisons with other predominantly Orthodox Christian countries.
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Abstract Established in 1833, the Orthodox Church of Greece remains only partially in charge of the territory of the modern Greek nation state. This chapter discusses the evolution of the different ecclesiastical jurisdictions and explains the reasons for this fragmentation; it also examines the issue of ecclesiastical autonomy vis-à ...
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