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Vertical and Horizontal Transcendence [PDF]
Zygon, 2001 Transcendence is explored from two perspectives: the traditional concept wherein the origination of the sacred is “out there,” and the alternate concept wherein the sacred originates “here.” Each is evaluated from the perspectives of aesthetics and ...
Ursula Wiltshire Goodenough
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Transcending Towards Transcendence
Implicit Religion, 2011The following analysis aims to illustrate how, over the course of time, different meanings have become associated with the term transcendence. The article proposes distinguishing between the ontological meaning (i.e. the realm of transcendence) and the anthropological or epistemic use (i.e.
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On the transcendency of function
Analysis, 1994The author offers, in terms of the Poincaré and Schröder functional equations \(f(Ax) = G(f(x))\) and \(f(G(x)) = Af(x)\), respectively, sufficient conditions for the real function \(f\) to be transcendental.
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International Journal for Philosophy of Religion, 2006
This essay explores the experience of suffering in order to see to what extent it can be understood within the context of the human condition without diverting the reality of suffering or denying the meaning of human existence and divine reality. Particular attention is given to describing and interpreting what I call the transcendent dimensions of ...
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This essay explores the experience of suffering in order to see to what extent it can be understood within the context of the human condition without diverting the reality of suffering or denying the meaning of human existence and divine reality. Particular attention is given to describing and interpreting what I call the transcendent dimensions of ...
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2017
There are twelve chapters divided into three sections: 1) life, death, and mortuary practices; 2) colonial entanglements, frontiers, and diversity; and 3) identity and the body under colonialism. The first and second sections offer a global perspective on the effects of colonialism and culture contact on community health: indigenous converts living in ...
Melissa S. Murphy, Haagen D. Klaus
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There are twelve chapters divided into three sections: 1) life, death, and mortuary practices; 2) colonial entanglements, frontiers, and diversity; and 3) identity and the body under colonialism. The first and second sections offer a global perspective on the effects of colonialism and culture contact on community health: indigenous converts living in ...
Melissa S. Murphy, Haagen D. Klaus
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Transcendence and Self-Transcendence
2004New thinking about the transcendence of God in a theistic context.
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Journal of Religion & Health, 1995
In the relationship which over the years has developed between psychiatry and religion, a common philosophical view of the human person has not always been in evidence. From a Catholic perspective this paper proposes a view which underscores the attribute oftranscendence in the person and accounts for that reality too often shunned by psychiatry ...
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In the relationship which over the years has developed between psychiatry and religion, a common philosophical view of the human person has not always been in evidence. From a Catholic perspective this paper proposes a view which underscores the attribute oftranscendence in the person and accounts for that reality too often shunned by psychiatry ...
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On Divine Transcendence and Non-Transcendence
The Owl of Minerva, 2021The governing theme in Hegel’s account of the history of religions is the gradual emergence and separation of spirit from nature, culminating in the “infinite” transcendence of spirit over nature. Within the story of spirit itself, however, a more subtle and complex problem arises: the possible transcendence of infinite over finite spirit, of divine ...
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Journal of Symbolic Logic, 1965
In this paper, by a function of ordinals we understand a function which is defined for all ordinals and each of whose value is an ordinal. In [7] (also cf. [8] or [9]) we defined recursive functions and predicates of ordinals, following Kleene's definition on natural numbers.
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In this paper, by a function of ordinals we understand a function which is defined for all ordinals and each of whose value is an ordinal. In [7] (also cf. [8] or [9]) we defined recursive functions and predicates of ordinals, following Kleene's definition on natural numbers.
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