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11	Korsfästes för vår skull under Pontius Pilatus : En uppsats om Pilatus roll i de två första ekumeniskt antagna trosbekännelserna / Crucified for us under Pontius Pilate : An essay on Pilate’s role in the first two ecumenical adopted creeds Fredin, Tuva January 2020 (has links) No description available. Exegetik Pilatus Pilate creed 381 325 Pontius Pilatus trosbekännelse Konstantinopel koncilium teologi Jesus Kristus Korsfästelse frälsning Religious Studies Religionsvetenskap
12	Ježíšův proces v dějinném kontextu / The Trial of Jesus in its Historical Context Zemánek, Jakub January 2013 (has links) This thesis is divided into the chapters (1-7), in which the theme of the thesis - the Trial of Jesus - is analyzed. The analysis is based on various sources. Chapter One is an overview of the published research about Jesus' trial. Chapter 2 presents to the reader the place of Jesus' last days, from the archaeological and historical perspective. Chapter 3 discusses the underlying historical sources and the relationships between the authors and the situation at the time of writing too. Chapter 4 is a largely exegetical chapter, and contains an analysis of the parts of Gospels of Jesus' trial. Chapter 5 discusses Jesus' trial from the perspective of sources: Josephus Flavius, Babylonian Talmud and Cornelius Tacitus. Chapter 6 provides the summary of the basic hypotheses of the principal researchers, and Chapter 7 contains the author's discussion about the trial. At the end of this thesis is the summary and the conclusion.
13	Román "Vesmír": Základní aspekty románu M. A. Bulgakova Mistr a Markétka / The Novel "Universe": Basic Aspects of M.A. Bulgakov's Master and Margarita Fléglová, Marie January 2014 (has links) Mikhail Afanasievich Bulgakov was a Russian novelist and playwright active in the first half of the twentieth century. The work of this author is unforgettable for the modern Russian literary art of the fist half of the twentieth century. Known by writings with very strong plots and engaging storyline, he did not fear confrontation or conflicts within individual works. His dialogs are masterfully constructed and his feel for humorous vision of life and description of the world is regarded as unreachable. A fascinating and almost unbelievably inspiring Bulgakov's novel The Master and Margarita has become the model for this diploma thesis. Due to its multi-layering, broad topical range, two intersecting storylines and the content, the thesis has been named The Novel "Universe". It contains everything that makes life life: love, death, betrayal, courage and cowardice, generosity and envy… Bulgakov's success received thanks to this work is rooted in the masterful connection of the two parallel stories (ongoing in Moscow in 1930 and in Jerusalem at the beginning of our era), in fantasticality and in the view of the contemporary social situation, which are depicted in the novel, and lastly in the description of the human characters constancy. Due to these arguments, the thesis focuses on the following...
14	The Triumph of the Eucharist in the Paintings for the Sala dell’Albergo and the Sala Superiore in the Scuola Grande di San Rocco by Jacopo Tintoretto (ca. 1518/19-1594) David, L. Kencik 22 September 2020 (has links) No description available. Art History Bible Religious History Medicine Europe Italy Venice Renaissance San Rocco Saint Roch Confraternity Scuola Grande Eucharist Plague Tintoretto 16th century Sixteenth century Brazen Serpent Manna Moses Passion Pilate Ceiling Antonio Zanchi Pietro Negri pizzigamorti
15	Biblijos horizontas XXa. šeštojo dešimtmečio kartos lietuvių poetų kūryboje / The Biblical horizon in the XXth century 6th decade generation Lithuanian poets' ceation Norvaišaitė, Rasa 03 June 2005 (has links) Summary The architectonics of the Biblical horizon allow to perceive, and highlight the ideological and semantical poetical kernel of the XXth century 6th decade poets’ generation. While highlighting the peculiarity of the Biblical horizon and revealing the semantical kernels of writers’ apprehension and poetical worldview, the theoretical hermeneutical principle of text reading is chosen. A reference is made to the perspective of Ricoeuras, which formulates the tradition of hermeneutical symbol and metaphor apprehension. The Biblical horizon is perceived according to the three poetical traditions of the Scripture re-creating. That would be: the structure of views proning to the logycs of rebellion and myth, the poetical principle of sensual and perceptual relation to the things, the intelectual novation of the biblical religious architectonics. The creation of these poets, representing diverse poetical traditions, idividually transform (Platelis, Kajokas, Gailius, Cieškaitė) or deform (Patackas) the notional field of the Scripture. In Patackas and Platelis poetry, representing the verse of death or reflection, for pointing out the Biblical horizon is important the mythopoetical cogitation which brings forward the dominant of rebellion, related to the sociocultural apprehension and revealing the Biblical typology of banishment from the paradise. Patackas poetry points out the perspective of the profanic paradygme, demythologization of the biblical images, semantical... [to full text] Philology Mitopoetinis mąstymas God The meditational style of speaking Biblija Cieskaite Platelis Sociokultūrinė savivoka Dievas Kajokas Patackas Angelas Gailius Pontius Pilate Pontijus Pilotas Meditacinis kalbėjimas Sociocultural apprehension Angel Cieškaitė Mythopoetical cogitation Bible

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