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Showing 1 to 20 of 32 for “"Roman Catholicism."”.
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Historical perceptions of Roman Catholicism and national identity, 1869-1919
… changes which occurred in English attitudes to Roman Catholicism, and in the construction of English national identity, in the late nineteenth and early twentiethcentury. It argues that the excltisivist Protestant identity of the nation, which had hitherto been maintained by an anti-Catholic …
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Apparitions of the Virgin Mary in modern European Roman Catholicism (from 1830)
… object, are still very influential in modern Roman Catholicism. The first half of this thesis is concerned with the context of these visions in their European form, and how the Catholic Church promotes some of them into the heart of its devotional life. On the whole, this first part takes a …
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The place of religion in education from the stand-point of Roman Catholicism
… to the problem in this thesis is made from the Roman Catholic standpoint, and the fifth chapter is entirely devoted to Catholic Education, in order to illustrate that it is possible to combine the religious and the secular elements into one, viz. Christian education.
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The place of religion in education from the stand-point of Roman Catholicism
… to the problem in this thesis is made ~rom the Roman Catholic standpoint, and the ~i~th chapter is entirely devoted to Catholic Education, in order to illustrate that it is possible to combine the religious and the secular elements into one, viz. Christian education. In the ~irst two chapters …
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Gustavo Gutierrez's Understanding of the Kingdom of God in the Light of the Second Vatican Council
… regard to time and place. Traditionally within Roman Catholicism the Kingdom of God was identified with the church. This view produced a triumphalist attitude within the Roman Catholic Church. The Second Vatican Council brought a new attitude of openness toward the modern world, and with it the …
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Transforming Popular Catholicism: The El Shaddai Movement of the Philippines
… space of change within popular Filipino Roman Catholicism.
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Eucharistic belief and practice in Ireland, 1660-1740
… simply denying the central Eucharistic tenet of Roman Catholicism, officials had to publicly receive the sacrament in the Church of Ireland as a symbol of their political loyalty. This manifestation of the sacred in the secular world was the instigation for this thesis, and provides the fulcrum …
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The Attitudes of Wordsworth Toward Religion
… the Protestant Dissenting Churches, and toward Roman Catholicism. As one turns from the poetry to the letters, memoirs, journals, and miscellany of the poet, his friends and relatives, he discovers that Wordsworth’s concern for religious institutions is deeper than his poetry of nature indicates.
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Exorcism in Islam
… a brief presentation of exorcism according to Roman Catholicism. The fourth chapter consists of a comparative discussion of the second and third chapters, and it includes a conclusion in which the views of modem medicine are compared to exorcist tradition. Additionally, some questions …
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Roman Catholic Masculinities: A Korean Roman Catholic Ethical Perspective
… in religious institutions, including Roman Catholicism. Although some changes have been made (e.g., women are able to take on roles that were prohibited in the recent past), serious problems still remain. Gender roles are seen as "given" by God and/or as a part of our human nature. The …
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"Thy Will Be Done": A Dogmatic Defense of Dyothelitism in Light of Recent Monothelite Proposals
… of Christian theology: Eastern Orthodoxy, Roman Catholicism, and Protestantism. But in recent decades, several Christian philosophers and theologians have called into question the church’s conciliar position on the volitional life of Christ. For various reasons, these scholars believe that …
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Roman Catholic women religious in Ireland, 1849-1907: self representations and public perceptions
… thesis investigates how the public engaged with Roman Catholic women religious in Ireland: what role they were understood to have and how they presented themselves to the wider community. The project spans from 1849, when Paul Cullen became archbishop of Armagh, to the 1907 Factory and Workshop …
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John and Charles Wesleys' "Hymns on the Lord's Supper" (1745): Their Meaning for Methodist Ecclesial Identity and Ecumenical Dialogue
… research is undertaken in the interest of the Roman Catholic-Methodist dialogue, a decades long conversation in which these 166 hymns have gained mutual recognition. There are three inter-connected areas explored: history, textual formation and the theological shape of lyrical poetry about the …
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Just As I Was: The Presence of Sacramentalism in the Methods of Southern Baptist Revivalism
… will compare the ideas of sacramentalism in the Roman Catholic Church to the ordinances in Southern Baptist churches. For the section on Roman Catholicism, three major figures will be examined: Augustine, Lombard, and Aquinas. One will then see how the work of those three functions within the …
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Archistrategos
… Orthodoxy, a faith tradition as old as my own -- Roman Catholicism -- yet unfamiliar to most in the Western world. I was seduced by the mysticism and sensuality of Orthodoxy, from the more poetic approach to theology to the engagement of the senses during the Divine Liturgy. Of particular interest …
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The Theological Edifice of Modern Experiential Protestantism: Schleiermacher, Kierkegaard, and Palmer’s Reconstruction of nineteenth Century Pietism
… of Christianity, including Eastern Orthodoxy, Roman Catholicism, and the various forms of Protestantism, the expression and development of experiential Protestantism faces interesting historical challenges. The first challenge is grounded in the community’s conception of itself, primarily the …
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The American Wesleyan-Holiness Movement's doctrine of entire sanctification: A reformulation
… of God, the Body, and the Body of Christ. Study Roman Catholicism at this point. (4) Propose part one of a solution to the debate: right belief (orthodoxy). Integrate twentieth-century Wesleyan-Holiness sanctification models and three biblical correctives, the Kingdom of God, the Body, and the …
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Magda Arnold and the Human Person: A Mid-Century Case Study on the Relationship Between Psychology and Religion
… event that occurred in 1948: her conversion to Roman Catholicism. Throughout her life, but especially following her conversion, Arnold rejected reductionistic theories of the human person, instead articulating theories which emphasized human agency and telos, and which held up the human …
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Converting Catholicism: Orestes A. Brownson, Anna H. Dorsey, and Irish America, 1840-1896
Following their conversions to Roman Catholicism in the mid-1840s, Orestes Augustus Brownson of Boston and Anna Hanson Dorsey of Baltimore joined the leading figures of a nascent American Catholic literary culture in search of suitable forms through which to share its experiences and its truths …
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