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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Religious Wars"”.

  1. The Development of Politique Thought During The French Religious Wars (1560-1595)

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  2. The causes of religious wars : holy nations, sacred spaces, and religious revolutions

    … bellicosity. In doing so, it aims to evaluate if religious violence is primarily the product of beliefs, doctrine and scripture, or if religious violence is the result of other factors such as cultural, political, social and economic circumstances. This dissertation focuses on religious

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  3. Hinduism and Christianity: Exploring the Theological Basis for Dialogue between Christianity and Hinduism in Indian accordance with the mind of Vatican II, with particular reference to the Theological method and Christology of Henri De Lubac

    … in the history of religions gives us pause. Religious wars and the aggressive imposition of a particular religion should ensure that we find a different path, one that promotes mutual respect and understanding. The Catholic Church has had to re-evaluate her attitude to other religions.The …

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  4. Ronsard's Idoles: Epic, Ghosts and Irony in Pierre de Ronsard's Poetic Works

    This dissertation concerns the role of ghostly figures inspired by Homeric ‘eidola’ in Pierre de Ronsard’s poetic works. I argue that, although Ronsard’s poetry is concerned with expressions of death and decay, ghostly apparitions named ‘idoles’ propose a reflection on fiction, humour and illusion. …

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