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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Creatureliness"”.

  1. The veil of the flesh : a phenomenological reading of Gregory of Nyssa.

    … explore divine imaging not as an aspect of human creatureliness, but rather as that which constitutes human creatureliness itself. Drawing upon these sources, I describe the dynamic character of an ontology of imaging that expresses, simultaneously, the inherent nothingness of the creature and the …

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  2. Intention to screen for sexually transmitted infections: A terror management health model perspective

    … exposure to a brochure rife with reminders of “creatureliness” would increase death thought accessibility, while a control brochure would not. No significant difference was found. The second study hypothesized that those with low body-esteem would cling more to what todays culture deems an …

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  3. Political theology and the conflicts of democracy.

    … understood as emerging from the conditions of creatureliness, democratic conflict can be appreciated for its creative and generative political possibilities—namely, the formation of a vibrant, pluralist, and participatory common life. An introductory first chapter frames the dissertation's key …

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  4. The Biblical Concept of Man and its Implications for Christian Religious Instruction

    … when he endeavored to transcend his dependent creatureliness and attempted to be like God. As a result, all humans are born into a state of lostness, spiritually destitute, and totally incapable of righting the wrongs introduced by sin. Thanks to the redemption God provided in Christ, those who …

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