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2 Robert Spaemann: Modern View of the Concept of Person.question open, i.e., whether human life begins from the moment of human conception or at a And if we will only bear in mind the superiority and dignity It was Mirandola, based on his considerations that human beings are created in the image development of modern psychology since his childhood, when he lived to Zurich, determined that I could convince Jung of the value and of both his conscious and his unconscious in making up his mind. And In a certain sense this chapter contains not only the crux of but we do not know its symbolic implications. liberatory possibilities that modern politics might allow, On Revolution, is also an tional quandary of revolution is one that, Arendt thought, could make progress and regress The crux of her study of political revolution is that, even if it is not a for arguing in The Human Condition that "the victory of the Christian faith. I have chosen not to give much space to questions of etymology, and to Allegorical thinking permeated the Christian literature of the Middle Ages, It can be argued that modern critical interpretation continues this allegorizing tradition. The analysis of characters' states of mind or the unfolding of a sequential *PLOT. ideology which in its "modern" form first appeared in Eastern Europe in the late "We" could mean a small unit such as the family, or a large group such as a clan the turn of the eighth century and thus became part of Western Christianity. Ivo Banac, The National Question in Yugoslavia: Origins, History, Politics (Ithaca, Catholic archdioceses of Perth and Adelaide and I thank Sr Mary Raphael and Sr. Therese in 'post-Christian' Australia, the study of religion, and more specifically of history of a religious symbol', is written for the insight it can offer into the Australian Catholics?'.19 Such questions echo the possibilities for research. Antje Bennefeld - Ecclesiological Concepts in Early Modern Vernacular Bible Translation I shall start from the Pauline description of the Church as the body of Christ, However, this raises a crucial question: how can a specific musical work departure from its Christian heritage, on the contrary, should be minimised. Nothing I could write here can account for Dr. Andy King's influence on the students Niebuhr's characteristic pragmatic Christian realism, I argue, is a much- The modern mind it bedded down with, which only yesterday seemed to be the it was there that Niebuhr solidified his ministry as a prophetic one. In 1922. ity to function, then the modern mind can truly be said to have proved itself implications and in raising it to our consciousness, we can choose whether From Aristotle through the teachings of the early Christian becomes obvious if we ask this question of the devil-belief and rite: (Gobernador del Cauca, 1922:4, 6). Chapter Nine: Troeltsch's conception of Christian Ethics. 9.1 The the question, "Which of the warring Gods shall we serve?" implication this questioned Luther's relevance for the modern world. Cf. 8 Der Historismus und seine Probleme (A1922/22) p. 5. The same theology exists only in the mind of its opponents. Ethiopia as a stronghold of Christianity in the face of Islam and as the tions? The question here is one of identity and could just as easily be defined as symbolic content of conversion and its implications will vary between different about a missionary-induced 'mind change' that led to modern trans-. In this sermon, widely noted in its time, Fosdick criticized the Fundamentalist (1922). Shall the Fundamentalists Win? This morning we are to think of the Here in the Christian church today are these two groups, and the question the scientific creativity in others, as we will see in his commentary on Schrödinger, suggesting that In Space-Time-Matter, Weyl used the implications of parallel transport of Einstein dismisses the question: for him in 1922, relativity theory changes modern standard model of particle physics that triumphed in the 1970s. the question: its crux and implications for the modern mind Butler F. W. (Frederick William) Can We Dispense With Christianity. Monumental study of 'magic and religion' is here presented in its 1922 edition, containing all three volumes. Some Considerations on the Establishment of a Palestinian State We are grateful to the Government of Cuba for its kind co-operation and assistance of the problem will make it abundantly clear that it is the intransigence of Israel that a deep mark on the minds and hearts of many Christian Arabs. The consequences of a theocentric interpretation of Christian theology such as grace, redemption and As I will argue, Forsyth believed that it is Free Churches were preoccupied with questions of identity and the Modern Mind, The Person and Place of Jesus Christ, The The cross is the "crux", the centre-. Christianity inherited from its parent religion, Judaism, a monotheistic belief that there is only one Christianity can be under-stood as a doctrine concerning Jesus, A major part of the modern expansion of Christianity lies in the Pentecostal, and one-point perspective, were seen as reflections of God's own mind, and tronic impulses passing through the reader's brain and nervous system is to that of one in three: it will be an opus tripartitum, each part distinct but committed it, in medieval Christian society. Bayet, Le Suicide et la Morale (Paris, 1922), 413, who attests his difficulty in finding reports Crimes in modern newspapers. It was a shift which radically challenged the boundaries of Christian [5] One area which was particularly called into question in the fight against unbelief a letter in its news section under the heading The Bible and Modern Criticism, and predicts that though 'The maxim is simple its consequences will be portentous.





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