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The “Redemption” of Redemptive Societies
Review of Religion and Chinese Society, 2019“Redemptive societies” is a term often used to refer to the organized expression of salvationist religious activity in Republican period China. These groups were a major part of Chinese social and cultural life in the decades preceding the Communist revolution, and are related, in ways that remain unclear, to the “White Lotus” sectarian traditions ...
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Redemption Works: From “African Redemption” to “Redemption Song”
Review: Literature and Arts of the Americas, 2010Reggae is a vehicle, is a vehicle that is used to translate a message of redemption to the people upon earth today, we use for that … —Bob Marley1 1“Marley Legend: CD Transcription,” Track 6, in Ja...
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Redemption is a novella about a young woman who faces many struggles. She faces extreme danger from her abusive husband and must find a way to escape.
Boone, Brittany
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Is there redemption for conventions?
Cambridge Journal of Economics, 2005This article explores the concept of convention in the social sciences. It presents the two major neo-Humean philosophical approaches to convention and challenges their intuitive appeal and research implications. The weaknesses of these approaches are examined and a new direction is suggested for the study of convention.
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2017
This chapter examines the range of approaches that Protestant missionaries took to their work in Ohio. In particular, it shows how Presbyterian Joseph Badger brought redemption to Ohio. Beginning in 1800, he made several journeys to proselytize in the region.
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This chapter examines the range of approaches that Protestant missionaries took to their work in Ohio. In particular, it shows how Presbyterian Joseph Badger brought redemption to Ohio. Beginning in 1800, he made several journeys to proselytize in the region.
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1989
Abstract Each human owes atonement to God for his own sins, and owes it to his fellow humans to help them to make atonement to God for their sins. Only an individual sinner can repent and make apology, but others can provide him with the means to make reparation (and penance) (the two other parts of atonement).
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Abstract Each human owes atonement to God for his own sins, and owes it to his fellow humans to help them to make atonement to God for their sins. Only an individual sinner can repent and make apology, but others can provide him with the means to make reparation (and penance) (the two other parts of atonement).
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Dynamic Pricing with Point Redemption
Manufacturing and Service Operations Management, 2022Hakjin Chung +2 more
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Online daily coupons: Understanding how prepayment impacts spending at redemption
Journal of Business Research, 2021Gia Nardini +2 more
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