Orthodox Christianity
Armastus, Andestus, Alandlikkus: The Rediscovery of the Orthodox Christianity in Post-Soviet Estonia
... that Orthodox Christianity may also be the free choice of people looking for moral ...contemporary Orthodox Christianity and the sharing of the fundamental values of late modernity are another ...
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Perceptions of Magic in Early Modern Greek Orthodox Christianity
... Greek by an unknown seventeenth-century author. The aim of this incantation was to reveal hidden treasures of untold riches. Warnings of demonic interference might have been enough for the average peasant to avoid such ...
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Religious Change among the Kore: Politics and Christianity in Southwestern Ethiopia
... the Orthodox Church ...Ethiopian Orthodox Church did not have the necessary infrastructure, personnel, and logistics to rapidly convert the Kore into Orthodox ...Ethiopian Orthodox Church had ...
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Ch. 10 Byzantine and Russia.pptx
... __Byzantine__ Empire: spread Eastern Orthodox Christianity and culture through much of the Balkans and Eastern Europe. __German__ Knights and missionaries spread Roman Catholic C[r] ...
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Religious Situation in Durres City in the Middle Age
... between Orthodox south and Latin ...the Orthodox rite, but Latin residents were always on the side of the authority of the ...and orthodox archbishops alternated each ...
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The Impact of Christianity on the Cultural Identity of the Oromo (Horro Guduru Oromo in focus) Prof. B. Sudhakara Reddy, ph.D.
... of Orthodox Christianity in to the Oromo land had negatively affected the people of ...of Orthodox Church was the establishment of village schools in a few ...of Christianity, Gada rituals ...
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Russian Ãmigré Press Publications in the André Savine Collection: A Bibliographic Inventory of U.S.-published Periodicals.
... Culturally, the Russians maintained their heritage by the founding of literary magazines, publishing houses, dance and theater companies, and schools in Berlin, London, Paris, and other major European cities, which ...
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Historic unification of Ukrainian Orthodox Church OSW Commentary NUMBER 289 | 17 12 2018
... the orthodox faithful changed from the UOC to the KP UOC for patriotic rea- ...the orthodox churches or who do not under- stand ...‘culture orthodox’ believers will be ...
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A secular reading of Tocqueville
... There is a historical conneetion between Christianity and the birth of America and there are conceptual correlations between Christianity and the ideal of equality (all believers equal i[r] ...
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Thinking "Religion": The Christian Past and Interreligious Future of Religious Studies and Theology
... of Christianity transcended, Nicholson’s argument for continuity between comparative theology and comparative religion, due to their shared roots in liberal ...reflecting Christianity transcended. Thus the ...
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The Romanian Orthodox Churches in Italy: The Construction of Romanian-Italian Transnational Orthodox Space
... the Orthodox world has to respond in the global era is religious ...the Orthodox Churches that has been the Church of the majority in their ...the Orthodox Church, while making its relationship with ...
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The Eastern Orthodox Church in New Zealand
... role of the Eastern Orthodox Church in the integration and settlement of Eastern Orthodox immigrants to New Zealand are also examined, The final section of this chapter examines the rela[r] ...
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A Bridge between Traditions: The Virgin Mary in Christianity and Islam
... that both faiths stress must be placed in God. Moreover, Mary’s story shares many common details among both traditions. While differences must be acknowledged, the similarities provide a plentiful amount of opportunities ...
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Eastern Orthodox Churches and Ecumenism according to the Holy Pan Orthodox Council of Crete (2016)
... The Orthodox Churches that are members of the WCC regard as an indispensable condition of their participation in the WCC the foundational article of its Constitution, in accordance with which its members may only ...
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Saints in the Making: The Quasi Religious Rearing of Soviet Children
... In rearing their children, Soviets also developed an elaborate political liturgy specifically for the young; while secular in aim, it betrayed strong religious influences. Carefully constructed rituals and symbols taught ...
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Christianity and the Adivasis of Gujarat
... advantage of the mission school to educate their children. This situation changed as a result of the great famine of 1899-1900. Surmal Das had himself died in 1898. The suffering and terrible mortality of the famine ...
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Orthodox Judaism, Secularization, and the Holocaust
... Many different Holocaust writers have described the devastation in various ways, but one of the most powerful ways is how Irving Greenberg puts it; he calls the Holocaust an “orienting event.” 90 This wording evokes a ...
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Evangelical and Orthodox missiology: a Bibliographical Resource
... Kochetkov, G., ‘The Orthodox Face of Mission: Contemporary Orthodox Mission in Post- Communist Lands’ in Oxbrow, M. and Garrow, E., Emerging Mission: Report on a Consultation, Bangalore, India- November ...
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Shakespeare and Modern Christianity
... postmodern Christianity is the notion of love over all (Boyd 48). Postmodernists point to Jesus’ words from the Gospel pertaining to love for others. There are many instances when Jesus and his disciples are met ...
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Christianity and the Transformation of Medicine
... A truly Christian understanding of medicine, while acknowledging the paradigmatic features of the discipline and practice of health care, is framed in a broader Christian vision of [r] ...
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