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HEC Forum, 2003
I have been asked to reflect on my personal and professional pathways in order to share how they have influenced my experience as a clinical ethics consultant in both sectarian and secular settings. Each individual involved in medicine and in ethics consultation brings with him or her a world view, a set of personal values that influences how he or she
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I have been asked to reflect on my personal and professional pathways in order to share how they have influenced my experience as a clinical ethics consultant in both sectarian and secular settings. Each individual involved in medicine and in ethics consultation brings with him or her a world view, a set of personal values that influences how he or she
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2023
Abstract The chapter tells the long story of pilgrimage to the Holy Land—as practised in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam—starting with Abraham, moving through the pages of the Old and New Testaments, through the Byzantine and early Islamic periods, and then through the era of the Crusades to the rediscovery of pilgrimage in the ...
Peter Walker, Robert G. Hoyland
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Abstract The chapter tells the long story of pilgrimage to the Holy Land—as practised in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam—starting with Abraham, moving through the pages of the Old and New Testaments, through the Byzantine and early Islamic periods, and then through the era of the Crusades to the rediscovery of pilgrimage in the ...
Peter Walker, Robert G. Hoyland
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2015
The settlement of Jacob's family in Egypt does resemble a refugee's humble and vulnerable dependency on the good will of their lords and neighbours. But their fate is quite good. When Joseph's brothers request that they may live as foreigners in Goshen, Pharaoh gives them permission to settle in the best part of Egypt and Joseph provides for them.
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The settlement of Jacob's family in Egypt does resemble a refugee's humble and vulnerable dependency on the good will of their lords and neighbours. But their fate is quite good. When Joseph's brothers request that they may live as foreigners in Goshen, Pharaoh gives them permission to settle in the best part of Egypt and Joseph provides for them.
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Journal of Religion & Health, 1989
This essay explores the ideas of pilgrimage and some of the pilgrim-images in human life. It also explores the images of light and enlightenment as they pertain to the pilgrimage experience, suggesting that enlightenment, in a religious sense, is an act of surrender instead of will.
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This essay explores the ideas of pilgrimage and some of the pilgrim-images in human life. It also explores the images of light and enlightenment as they pertain to the pilgrimage experience, suggesting that enlightenment, in a religious sense, is an act of surrender instead of will.
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In the limestone-shaded recesses of the Caves Branch Rockshelter (CBR) of Central Belize, bioarchaeologists uncovered the fragmented, fragile skeletal remains of an older female (Burial 99). The modified shape of her cranium, molded and elongated when she was a young child, indicated that she likely died during the Late Classic (AD 699–900).
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Cycling: a Canterbury pilgrimage/an Italian pilgrimage
Sport in History, 2018Elizabeth Robins Pennell and Joseph Pennell, a married couple from Philadelphia, at first sight might appear to be unlikely authors to feature in a journal dedicated to the history of sport.
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Ploughshares, 2013
The Winter 2013-14 issue of Ploughshares. Ploughshares is an award-winning journal of new writing. Two out of each year’s three issues are guest-edited by prominent writers who explore different personal visions, aesthetics, and literary circles, with the Winter issue staff-edited.
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The Winter 2013-14 issue of Ploughshares. Ploughshares is an award-winning journal of new writing. Two out of each year’s three issues are guest-edited by prominent writers who explore different personal visions, aesthetics, and literary circles, with the Winter issue staff-edited.
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2022
This chapter shows why definitions in the social sciences are politically sensitive but often necessary. It demonstrates the limitations of an Anglophone approach to studying pilgrimage literature, while exploring terms for pilgrimage in different languages.
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This chapter shows why definitions in the social sciences are politically sensitive but often necessary. It demonstrates the limitations of an Anglophone approach to studying pilgrimage literature, while exploring terms for pilgrimage in different languages.
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2018
The multifaceted nature of contemporary pilgrimage cannot be understood from one particular discipline and, as a consequence, its study has become increasingly multidisciplinary and global in approach. Anthropologists have made a major contribution to pilgrimage studies but significant research has also been produced by those based in history ...
John Eade, Evgenia Mesaritou
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The multifaceted nature of contemporary pilgrimage cannot be understood from one particular discipline and, as a consequence, its study has become increasingly multidisciplinary and global in approach. Anthropologists have made a major contribution to pilgrimage studies but significant research has also been produced by those based in history ...
John Eade, Evgenia Mesaritou
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