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2017
This chapter discusses Marcus Simaika's relationship with the Coptic patriarchs of his time as a member, then vice president, of the Coptic Community Council (Majlis al-Milli) for thirty-nine consecutive years. In his attempts to start a Coptic museum, which needed patriarchal approval, Simaika fought many battles and used much diplomacy and compromise
Samir Simaika, Nevine Henein
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This chapter discusses Marcus Simaika's relationship with the Coptic patriarchs of his time as a member, then vice president, of the Coptic Community Council (Majlis al-Milli) for thirty-nine consecutive years. In his attempts to start a Coptic museum, which needed patriarchal approval, Simaika fought many battles and used much diplomacy and compromise
Samir Simaika, Nevine Henein
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Journal of Lesbian Studies, 1999
SUMMARY The equating of sex, sin and death in Patriarchal Judeo-Christian religions continues to affect the social and moral consciousness of Western societies. The concepts of the impure body, the inferiority of women, importance of monogamy and marriage, and the negative ideas of sexuality have been so absorbed into all cultures that their origins as
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SUMMARY The equating of sex, sin and death in Patriarchal Judeo-Christian religions continues to affect the social and moral consciousness of Western societies. The concepts of the impure body, the inferiority of women, importance of monogamy and marriage, and the negative ideas of sexuality have been so absorbed into all cultures that their origins as
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2019
The first chapter defines the race and class framework as debated by Black America very early on, as it foreshadowed the tensions between activists engaged in the 1968 campaign. It is dedicated to exploring the analysis of Frederick Douglass and W.E.B. Du Bois, pioneers of a black radical egalitarianism much more relevant to King’s democratic socialism
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The first chapter defines the race and class framework as debated by Black America very early on, as it foreshadowed the tensions between activists engaged in the 1968 campaign. It is dedicated to exploring the analysis of Frederick Douglass and W.E.B. Du Bois, pioneers of a black radical egalitarianism much more relevant to King’s democratic socialism
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Patriarch Sergius and the Patriarchal Conciliar System
OrthodoxiaThe article highlights the positive role of Patriarch Sergius (Stragorodsky) as the successor of Patriarch Tikhon (Bellavin) in the restoration of the patriarchal conciliar system of governance within the Russian Orthodox Church in Russia. Ecclesiological and administrative regulation of the Church’s life was disrupted under Peter the Great.
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The Modern Language Journal, 1931
Author's Summary.— Some interesting sidelights on the life and works Palacio Valdés culled from the Spanish press and his own writings, apropos of the current celebration.
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Author's Summary.— Some interesting sidelights on the life and works Palacio Valdés culled from the Spanish press and his own writings, apropos of the current celebration.
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The Illness of the Patriarch Job
Nutrition and Health, 1996L'A. s'interesse au Livre de Job pour discerner la nature de la maladie dont le patriarche souffre (et qui est presentee par le narrateur comme reversible). L'A. etablit ainsi le catalogue des maladies reversibles possibles pour l'epoque et reunit les elements du livre qui tendent dans un sens ou un autre.
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The making of a local deity: the Patriarch of Sanping’s cult in post-Mao China, 1979–2015
Critical Asian Studies, 2022Jack Meng-Tat Chia
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