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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"BX Enwadau Cristnogol"”.
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The Life of the Nuns at West Malling Abbey: Social and Religious Dynamics from the Middle Medieval Period to the Reformation
This thesis examines historical texts and archaeological evidence to explore the lives of the nuns of St. Mary’s Abbey and their impact on the growth of the town of West Malling. These resources are few and widely scattered across archives. There are two short books exclusively about the abbey, one …
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The Free Church of England: otherwise called the Reformed Episcopal Church - c.1845 to c.1927
In which are examined the birth of the Free Church of England, together with the Reformed Episcopal Church (United Kingdom) and the Reformed Church of England which grew from it. A study of the processes of denominational development and growth, division, and finally re-union in 1927. Containing …
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The indistinguishability between God and man in the thoughts of Meister Eckhart.
This dissertation considers the work of the German 13th and early 14th century Dominican known as Meister Eckhart, with a particular focus on how Eckhart presents the indistinguishability between God and man. I have chosen to use the term indistinguishability because, although union with God …
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The Augustinian canons in the Diocese of Worcester and their relation to secular and ecclesiastical powers in the Later Middle Ages
In the later medieval period the Augustinian canons flourished in England, yet they have received relatively little scholarly attention. This thesis attempts to integrate the evidence for the eight houses in the diocese of Worcester and contribute to the knowledge of the Augustinian canons by …
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Datblygiad yr eglwysi Annibynnol yn ne-orllewin Cymru, c.1790-1837, gyda sylw arbennig i gyfraniad David Davies, Abertawe (1763-1816), Morgan Jones, Tre-lech (1768-1835) a David Peter, Caerfyrddin (1765-1837)
Cyfnod rhwng dau gyfnod, sef cyfnod yr Hen Ymneilltuaeth a chyfnod yr Ymneilltuaeth Newydd, oedd 1790-1837, blynyddoedd a welodd newidiadau mawr yn hanes cymdeithasol Cymru a thwf aruthrol yn hanes yr eglwysi Ymneilltuol. Mae’r traethawd yn darlunio bywyd a gwaith tri arweinydd Annibynnol, sef …
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O Dinopolis i Fetropolis : arolwg o lanw a thrai achosion Ymneilltuol Cymraeg yn Llanelli a Llundain 1714-2014
Ffrwyth degawd o ymchwilio, darlledu, ysgrifennu a chyhoeddi yw’r cyfrolau a’r ysgrifau a gyflwynir. Seilir yr ymdriniaeth a ganlyn ar daith bersonol o Lanelli i Lundain a roes gyfle i mi – yn rhinwedd fy ngwaith yng Nghymru a Lloegr dros gyfnod o ddeng mlynedd ar hugain a mwy – i fyfyrio ynghylch …
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The origins and foundation charter of St. Mary de Voto Tintern County Wexford 1189-1211.
The aim of the study was to make an in-depth analysis of the available material to extend and enhance the current knowledge of the origins and foundation of the former Cistercian abbey of St Mary de Voto at Tintern in County Wexford. The veracity of the legend that the abbey was founded as result …
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Monasticism without frontiers : the extended monastic community of the Abbot of Cluny in England and Wales.
Cluniac monasteries, so called because of their relationship to the abbot of Cluny in Burgundy, have been estimated to have numbered over seven hundred foundations at one time, distributed throughout France and in England, Wales, Scotland, Lombardy, and Spain. To date Cluniac studies have tended to …
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The patronage and benefaction of Cistercian monasteries in the frontier zones of the March of Wales, 1130-c.1256.
The Cistercian plantation in Wales was initiated by the Norman invaders in the south, but within a few decades the Cistercian Order had been enthusiastically adopted by the Welsh princes and their subjects and a family of Welsh Cistercian monasteries established throughout the length and breadth of …
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Healing and Reconciliation: Applying Trauma Theory, Social Identity Theory, and Dialogical Approaches to Interfaith Dialogue among Nigerian Christians and Muslims in Nigeria and the UK
This thesis explores the intersection of trauma theory, social identity theory and dialogical approaches in the context of interfaith dialogue among Nigerian Christian and Muslim groups in Nigeria and the UK. Through ethnographic case studies focusing particularly on the Redeemed Christian Church …
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Radical Quakerism: a political anthropology of postmodern religion
This thesis presents an ethnographic case study into the political anthropology of contemporary religion. By exploring the ‘liquid’ faith of participants in the Religious Society of Friends (‘Quakers’), it carefully examines the social and political practices that constitute the ‘postmodern’ …