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Showing 1 to 20 of 171 for “"communion"”.
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Sanctuary: The-Construction of Communion
… through the exploration of the concept of <em>communion</em>. This idea is expressed in the work through giving prominence to participation, community engagement, the idea of Baroque as historic process, and the Venezuelan dish known as arepa as a sign of identity. <em>Sanctuary </em>is a …
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An Argument for Close Communion in Baptist Life
… believer’s baptism by immersion should precede communion as prerequisite to it, due to the explicit example of the New Testament, the assumed pattern that all believers are baptized, and a principle of analogy (continuity) from the necessity of circumcision before Passover. Chapter 1 surveys the …
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Agency and Communion in the Conceptualization of Empowerment
… in terms of the meta-concepts of agency and communion and the community psychology discourse on empowerment. Respondent experiences of collective strength or power within their communities are conceptualized in terms of a circle or field that both includes and extends beyond the individual. …
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Gender differences in agency and communion: A meta-analysis
The existence of gender gaps in agency and communion is commonly known, yet it remains unknown what the average magnitudes, stability (over time and developmental age), and variability (across cultures, sampling strategies, and measures) of these gender differences are. Leveraging social role …
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Age, time since diagnosis, communion, and unmitigated communion as predictors of relationship satisfaction and psychological distress in women with early stage breast cancer
There is no abstract available for this dissertation.
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Radical Belonging: School as Communion of Peoples, Place, and Power
… the data: (1) a necessary process, (2) school as communion, (3) a radical existence, and (4) belonging. Dialogue with my co-storyers about the emergent themes suggests that this work of creating decolonizing, community-grown, place-specific alternatives to settler-state educational systems is …
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Holy communion in the Church of Scotland in the nineteenth century
Summary available: p. iv-vii.
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Communion with God and Comfortable Dependence on Him: Anne Dutton's Trinitarian Spirituality
… about the Trinity being the foundation of “communion with God and comfortable dependence on him.” The first three chapters serve introductory and biographical purposes. Chapter 1 introduces the purpose of the thesis, the primary sources to be examined, and the organization of the …
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A Comprehensive Ordinance: A Biblical, Theological, and Formational Case for Threefold Communion
… spiritual truths that together form Threefold Communion. Communion is packed with far richer spiritual truths than what is commonly thought. This project demonstrates that the practice of Threefold Communion—consisting of the love feast, footwashing, and bread and cup—is the best application of …
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Decoding Leadership Signals: Intersectional Perceptions of Agency, Communion, and Transformational Leadership Behaviors
… and racial minorities through agency and/or communion. Across two studies, this research investigated how followers describe, interpret, and evaluate TLBs enacted by leaders varying in race and gender, through the lens of agency and communion. In Study 1 (N = 308), Structural Topic Modeling …
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The Huacas of Machu Picchu: Inca Stations for The Communion Between Humanity and Nature
Sacred stones, or huacas, at the ancient Inca city of Machu Picchu integrated human ritual with the surrounding landscape. I argue that huacas defined the relationship between nature and ritual practice by forcing an esoteric choreography which involved specific postures of the participant in order …
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We believe in the Communion of Saints : a proposed Protestant reclamation of the doctrine.
… satisfactorily recovered—is the doctrine of the communion between pilgrims and saints, especially when we remember that the Reformation declared all Christians to be saints, not just those who had been officially beatified and canonized. So, while the theology of the Church's true treasury may …
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A Communion of Love: The Animating Principle Behind the Christocentric Spirituality of Robert Murray M’Cheyne
… means. Such a reorientation reveals that loving communion with Christ was the driving force for M’Cheyne’s vision of the Christian life. Chapters 1 through 5 lay the foundation for understanding M’Cheyne’s spirituality. Chapters 6 through 10 expand on that foundation by demonstrating how …
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Home schooling in view of John Calvin : a study in education and communion of saints /
This study explores the tension that has emerged around the rise of home schooling in a faith-community strongly committed to establishing and maintaining day schools in the tradition of John Calvin. It aims to identify and understand factors that contributed to this tension and to find ways to …
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Communion with Christ and Christian community in 1 Corinthians: a study of Paul's concept of Koinonia
… in the concept of χοιυωυια, in the salvific communion with Christ crucified, God's Son, their risen Lord, a communion into which they had been called once-for-alI and where God's faithfulness continually preserved them until the end. The other instance in 1 Cor 10:16 is not a Pauline …
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“The Steady Obedience of His Church”: The Ecclesial Spirituality of Joseph Kinghorn and the Communion Controversy, 1814–1827
… was damaged due to his defence of the close communion position during the more than a decade-long debate with Robert Hall Jr. (1764–1831). While recognising the preliminary works of Martin Hood Wilkin (1832–1904), C. B. Jewson (1909–1981), W. R. Ward (1925–2010), John H. Y. Briggs, and …
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The theory and practice of extended communion with particular reference to parishes within the Anglican Diocese of Oxford
… recently introduced a service of 'extended communion',which is the distribution of previously consecrated elements by lay-people to congregations, in the absence of a priest This has been a highly controversial service, many theologians being against it, while at the same time policy-makers …
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