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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Evil Spirit"”.
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Depression and Nigerian-born immigrant women in the United States: A phenomenological study
… themes: (a) craziness and madness, (b) curse and evil spirit possession, (c) denial and secrecy, (d) isolation and rejection, (e) spirituality and religion, and (f) need for education. Findings indicated that Nigerian-born women were not able to differentiate depression from other types of mental …
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Spirits and the Proclamation of Christ: 1 Peter 3:18-22 in Its Tradition-Historical and Literary Context
… records Christ’s proclamation to the “imprisoned spirits.” Interpreting this passage has challenged even the most competent exegetes. Earliest interpretations understood these imprisoned spirits as the souls of humans to whom Christ preached during his “harrowing of Hades” between his death and …
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Gaddis's Recognitions : The Major Theme
… (especially, reason and emotion, good and evil, spirit and matter) which must be put in their proper harmonious balance. A summary chapter attempts to establish "The Recognitions" as a contender for the "Great American Novel"--not only because the work successfully dramatizes the American …
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An Analysis and Response to the Fear of Evil Spiritual Forces Among Kamba Christians in the Light of Biblical and Ellen G. White Teachings
… and writings of Ellen G. White regarding fear of evil spiritual forces. Thus research aims to understand the historical, cultural and religious reasons Kamba Christians frequently live in fear and dual allegiance. Biblical solutions will be suggested to permanently eliminate that fear. Fear is …
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Women and Ventriloquism in Early Modern English Drama
… The way that the virgin priestess’s body was spiritually penetrated and possessed by the male god offered a sexualized model, and reproducing the god’s voice was considered equivalent to giving birth. The medieval Christianity carefully distanced ventriloquism from any connotation of …