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AbstractI say briefly what the Catholic Church now teaches about Purgatory. I offer an account of time which allows the purgatorial process to be genuinely temporal, but not precisely quantifiable or temporally relatable to processes and events in our space-time.
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Are we required to grieve dead family members? Are some people worthless? In this work of philosophical short story fiction, the narrator grapples with the death of her abusive father from cancer. She reflects on his history of violence towards her mother and the emotional toll it took on their family.
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Purgatory

AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 2009
Abstract The English word “purgatory” is a technical term belonging to Christian doctrine. As such, it translates the Latin purgatorium and means “place of purification,” a place in which whatever impurities you suffer are removed. In its most general Christian doctrinal sense, the word denotes a place (or condition or state) entered at ...
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Purgatory

2003
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Purgatory

2023
Abstract Chapter 4 covers the turmoil that followed Stephens’s assassination. A futile initial investigation led Governor Holden to declare martial law and order the arrest of suspected Klansmen in Caswell and Alamance counties, in a period that came to be known as the Kirk-Holden War.
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Purgatory

Modern Drama, 1961
THE DUALISM OF SOUL AND BODY which runs through Yeats' poetry is almost as plainly marked in his work for the theatre. At the root of his lifelong scorn of naturalism was the dislike of a religious mind for an art that denies the primacy of the supernatural.
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Purgatory

2018
According to Roman Catholic teaching, purgatory is the place or state of purification after death in which those who die in a state of grace (and hence are assured of being saved) make expiation for unforgiven venial sins or endure temporal punishment for mortal and venial sins already forgiven.
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Purgatory

Philosophy Compass, 2014
Abstract Eschatological issues have received a great deal of attention in recent analytic philosophy of religion. Most of that attention has revolved around the metaphysics and ethics of heaven, hell, and bodily resurrection; this is unsurprising, as these doctrines are universally affirmed among theologically orthodox Christians.
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