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  • About
  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
141

Trabalho, objeto ou condição?

Filipe José de Oliveira Marques Cortesão 22 November 2022 (has links)
No description available.
142

Espinosa e a reescrita: a complexidade da liberdade no Sistema de Espinosa

Raul Dias Vasques 06 October 2022 (has links)
No description available.
143

Questões acerca do conhecimento em Duns Escoto - Ordinatio I, d.3, p.1, qq.1-4

Rita Duarte Torres Teles 09 April 2013 (has links)
No description available.
144

Dispositivos e Subjectivação. Para uma Ontologia Crítica do Contemporâneo.

Luís Miguel Martins Carneiro 09 April 2013 (has links)
No description available.
145

O lugar da educação como questão filosófico-política a partir de Jacques Rancière

Vinicius Bertoncini Vicenzi 18 October 2016 (has links)
No description available.
146

Para uma cartografia da matriz mítica: das águas primordiais à cultura pop

José Alberto da Cunha Monteiro Pinheiro 06 July 2023 (has links)
No description available.
147

Hell : against universalism

Patsalidou, Ioanna-Maria January 2011 (has links)
Christian tradition speaks mainly of two possible post-mortem human destinies. It holds that those human beings who, in their earthly lives, acted according to God’s will and accepted God’s love will be reconciled to Him in heaven; whereas those who have acted against God’s will and refused His love will be consigned to the everlasting torments of hell. The notion that hell is everlasting and also a place of unending suffering inevitably gives rise to the following question for theists: how could an omnipotent, all-good and allloving God allow anyone to suffer the torments of hell for eternity? The problem of hell is arguably the most severe form of the problem of evil because the evil found in hell is eternal with no possibility for redemption. Thus, the doctrine of hell gives rise to a specific moral problem caused by the apparent incompatibility between God’s goodness and love and everlasting torment in hell. There have been several attempts to shore up the doctrine of hell in the face of this problem. ‘Particularists’ argue that the doctrine is morally defensible and that some people will experience eternal torment in hell as a result of their rejection of God. Others try to evade the problem by claiming that a doctrine of hell is not in fact taught in the scriptures (at least in its traditional form), and that Christians are therefore able to reject particularism and affirm that all human beings will be saved in the end. Those who make this optimistic eschatological observation are known as 'universalists’. My thesis focuses on ‘universalists’ and, in particular, on three contemporary Christian philosophers who defend universal salvation, namely: John Hick, Thomas Talbott and Marilyn McCord Adams. All three maintain that God’s love for His human creatures is inconsistent with the claim that God does not desire to bring about their salvation. Their accounts share common roots: they are founded on an understanding of God’s nature as omnipotent love, and on an understanding of human freedom, as well as on an account of curative post-mortem punishment for sinners. All three philosophers hold that God will eventually succeed in reconciling all human beings to Himself and so no one will be damned in hell. In this thesis, I argue that Hick, Talbott and Adams fail in their attempts to make a plausible case for universalism. One of the main criticisms I consider is that there is significant tension between their universalist accounts and the value of human freedom. The necessary correlation that they assume between God’s love and the outcome of this love does not recognize the capacity for each person freely to reject the offer of salvation. Another criticism I consider is that their accounts of post-mortem punishment do not guarantee either that salvation and reconciliation with God will be the outcome of a free choice made out of love, or that all sinners will eventually be saved. In bringing these three universalist accounts into question, I examine the notions of freedom of choice and punishment as well as the relation between free choice and rationality.
148

Japansk tecermoni och religion

Hillås, Gunnel January 2009 (has links)
No description available.
149

Hooker and Arneson on sophisticated rule consequentialism

Persson, Axel January 2019 (has links)
No description available.
150

Vigselformer : En textanalys av människors resonerande kring val av vigselform och hur det kopplas till normer och traditioner om bröllop / Marriage forms : A text analysis of people's reasoning about the choice of marriage form and how it is linked to norms and traditions of weddings

Söderberg, Pia January 2019 (has links)
Många par i dagens samhälle väljer att gifta sig, men när ett par tar beslutet att de ska gifta sig får de valet att antingen välja att gifta sig borgerligt eller kyrkligt. Länge har normen i det svenska samhället varit att gifta sig kyrkligt, men i dagens samhälle blir det vanligare med borgerliga vigslar. Syftet med denna rapport är att undersöka olika sorters källor såsom bloggar, forum och artiklar och hur människor resonerar kring vigselval och vad som påverkar deras val av vigsel. De teoretiska begrepp som behandlas är norm och tradition och vilka uppfattningar som finns kring dessa koncept i relation till vigsel. Tidigare forskning har visat att begrepp som Gud, tradition och sociala omständigheter är de som förekommer främst i resonemanget vid vigselval. Normen har bland borgerligt samt kyrkligt gifta par visat sig vara det stora kyrkbröllopet. Tradition är ofta förknippat med klädval, kyrkan och ritualiseringen kring bröllopet. Metoden är en kvalitativ innehållsanalys, där texten tolkas och innebörden i vad som står i källorna tas ut och analyseras. Resultatet visade att den överensstämmer bra med tidigare forskning, då Gud och tradition står i centrum vid resonemanget, men även att utformningen av vigseln och möjligheterna till detta har en stor roll i beslutet. Normen att gifta sig kyrkligt finns kvar ur ett traditionsperspektiv, men mycket av detta kan kopplas till föreställningar och fördomar som finns hur en borgerlig respektive kyrklig vigsel brukar gå till. En slutsats som går att dra är att Gud är det mesta centrala begrepp för vigselval, och att fördomar om regler och ritualer vid de olika vigslarna finns kvar i samhället samt att normen om bröllop fortfarande är kyrkbröllop.

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