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Public dialogue between Church and Others through a communicative mode of madangguk a practical theological perspective /Lee, Mikyung Chris. January 2005 (has links)
Thesis (PhD(Practical Theology)--University of Pretoria, 2005. / Includes bibliographical references
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Perspectivas de um dualismo racional: as implicações do método escolástico no Liber de duobus principiisSilva, Patrícia Antunes Serieiro [UNESP] 31 July 2013 (has links) (PDF)
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silva_pas_me_assis.pdf: 765834 bytes, checksum: 291371890dbd80e2fc92896ec648f894 (MD5) / O Liber de duobus principiis é uma das poucas fontes deixadas pelos dissidentes dualistas medievais tradicionalmente conhecidos por cátaros. Composto, na primeira metade do século XIII, na Lombardia, por um anônimo pertencente à igreja de Desenzano ou também conhecida como igreja dos albanenses, o escrito figura-se como um esboço de teologia dualista. Nele, percebe-se um esforço do heresiarca, ainda nutrido pelo catolicismo, em definir a crença dos dois princípios - um bom, criador do mundo espiritual e eterno e outro mau, criador do mundo material e transitório -, a partir das autoridades escriturárias, sobretudo, mas também dos métodos intelectuais em voga nos círculos universitários. Propomo-nos nesta dissertação analisar a natureza do dualismo exposto pelo dissidente, bem como pontuar suas implicações com o método escolástico / The Liber de duobus principiis is one of the few sources left by medieval dualistic dissidents traditionally known Cathars. Composed in the first half of the thirteenth century in Lombardy, by an anonymous belonging to the church of Desenzano or also known as Church of albanenses, the composition figures as an outline on dualistic theology. In it, we find an effort by the heresiarch, still nourished by Catholicism, in defining the belief of the two principles - a good, the creator of the spiritual world and the eternal and the other bad, the creator of the material and transitional world – based mostly on the Catholic texts written at the time, but also on the intellectual methods in vogue in university circles. We intend in this paper to analyze the nature of dualism exposed by such dissident as well as its implications on scholastic methods
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Perspectivas de um dualismo racional : as implicações do método escolástico no Liber de duobus principiis /Silva, Patrícia Antunes Serieiro. January 2013 (has links)
Orientador: Ruy de Oliveira Andrade Filho / Banca: Andreia Cristina Lopes Frazão da Silva / Banca: Terezinha Oliveira / Resumo: O Liber de duobus principiis é uma das poucas fontes deixadas pelos dissidentes dualistas medievais tradicionalmente conhecidos por cátaros. Composto, na primeira metade do século XIII, na Lombardia, por um anônimo pertencente à igreja de Desenzano ou também conhecida como igreja dos albanenses, o escrito figura-se como um esboço de teologia dualista. Nele, percebe-se um esforço do heresiarca, ainda nutrido pelo catolicismo, em definir a crença dos dois princípios - um bom, criador do mundo espiritual e eterno e outro mau, criador do mundo material e transitório -, a partir das autoridades escriturárias, sobretudo, mas também dos métodos intelectuais em voga nos círculos universitários. Propomo-nos nesta dissertação analisar a natureza do dualismo exposto pelo dissidente, bem como pontuar suas implicações com o método escolástico / Abstract: The Liber de duobus principiis is one of the few sources left by medieval dualistic dissidents traditionally known Cathars. Composed in the first half of the thirteenth century in Lombardy, by an anonymous belonging to the church of Desenzano or also known as Church of albanenses, the composition figures as an outline on dualistic theology. In it, we find an effort by the heresiarch, still nourished by Catholicism, in defining the belief of the two principles - a good, the creator of the spiritual world and the eternal and the other bad, the creator of the material and transitional world - based mostly on the Catholic texts written at the time, but also on the intellectual methods in vogue in university circles. We intend in this paper to analyze the nature of dualism exposed by such dissident as well as its implications on scholastic methods / Mestre
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Māyā, Puruṣa und Śiva die dualistische Tradition des Śivaismus nach Aghoraśivācāryas Tattvaprakāśavṛtti /Gengnagel, Jörg. January 1900 (has links)
Thesis--Universität Tübingen, 1994. / Includes bibliographical references (p. [169]-176) and index. "Liste der in der Tattvaprakāśavṛtti zitierten Texte"-p. 180.
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The sacred and the secular with special reference to Francis Schaeffer's thinkingPotgieter, Raymond Michiel 11 1900 (has links)
Francis Schaeffer presented a Christian world and life-view encompassing the totality of
reality as an alternative to a fragmented view of reality. Refinements of dualism are
examined from within a theological context giving substance to his understanding of
modern world and life-view trends. Dualisms may be traced from the dawn of history of
religion. It was Thomas Aquinas who profoundly influenced Western thought into a
secular compartment through a synthesis of Christian dogma with Aristotelian
presuppositions. The reign of the sacred diminished and a predominantly secular
pathway may be traced through disciplines such as philosophy, arts, science and
theology. This dissertation suggests that a dualistic analysis of reality is limited in its
application. A model is suggested which traces all of reality to its ultimate source, God.
The Fall brought about a dialectic which is found within the totality of a Christian world
and life-view. / Philosophy, Practical & Sytematic Theology / M. Th. (Systematic Theology.
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The sacred and the secular with special reference to Francis Schaeffer's thinkingPotgieter, Raymond Michiel 11 1900 (has links)
Francis Schaeffer presented a Christian world and life-view encompassing the totality of
reality as an alternative to a fragmented view of reality. Refinements of dualism are
examined from within a theological context giving substance to his understanding of
modern world and life-view trends. Dualisms may be traced from the dawn of history of
religion. It was Thomas Aquinas who profoundly influenced Western thought into a
secular compartment through a synthesis of Christian dogma with Aristotelian
presuppositions. The reign of the sacred diminished and a predominantly secular
pathway may be traced through disciplines such as philosophy, arts, science and
theology. This dissertation suggests that a dualistic analysis of reality is limited in its
application. A model is suggested which traces all of reality to its ultimate source, God.
The Fall brought about a dialectic which is found within the totality of a Christian world
and life-view. / Philosophy, Practical and Sytematic Theology / M. Th. (Systematic Theology.
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