10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CELIBATARIAN»
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For more than half a century after the Niczean Council, the movement of the
celibatarian spirit is lost sight of in the all-absorbing disputes on the Arian heresy.
A strong reaction, however, is signalized by the issue, under Pope Damasus, in
the ...
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Aquinas and Modernity: The Lost Promise of Natural Law
She is in the grip of the celibatarian dualism of flesh and spirit. She can defend
her love only by denying any flesth elements it may contain. She is not aware of
just how spur rious a distinction she makes between Abelard the man and
Abelard ...
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Current Issues in the Psychology of Religion: Proceedings of ...
These cases consisted of an interview with a 44 year old priest with a girl friend
and a 34 year old convinced celibatarian. This comparison of extreme cases
turned out to be quite conducive to the development of research ideas. Here I will
...
J. A. Van Belzen, Jan van der Lans, 1986
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The Aspirations and Standards of Taoist Priests in the Early ...
1 5: Whoever was fond of reciting the scriptures and the rules, practised long
fastings (ch 'ang-chai) and accepted Taoism, he or she shall be born to be a
celibatarian person who deserves respect and adoration. 1 6: Whoever
supported and ...
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Studies in Human Sexuality: A Selected Guide
ISBN 0-233-98553-0. German Catholic theologian Ranke-Heinemann has taken
a passage from Matthew 19:12 about men becoming eunuchs "for the sake of the
kingdom of heaven" in order to give prominence to celibatarian attitudes toward ...
Suzanne G. Frayser, Thomas J. Whitby, 1995
For more than half a century after the Niczean Council, the movement of the
celibatarian spirit is lost sight of in the all-absorbing disputes on the Arian heresy.
A strong reaction, however, is signalized by the issue, under Pope Damasus, in
the ...
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Atlantic Monthly: A Magazine of Literature, Art and Politics
For more than half a century after the Nicaean Council, the movement of the
celibatarian spirit is lost sight of in the all-absorbing disputes on the Arian heresy.
A strong reaction, however, is signalized by the issue, under Pope Da- masus, in
the ...
8
Guidelines for writers: rhetoric, reader, handbook
As you read, watch for the following words: "celibatarian" (paragraph 1); "
feudalistic" (paragraph 8); "dodderer" (paragraph 10); "authoritarianism" (
paragraph 13); "closed shop" (paragraph 16); "adamantly" (paragraph 21); "
flunky job" ...
Judith Dupras Stanford, 1993
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Oriens , Volume 33 Volume 33
3) Who slanders celibatarian persons, he or she will presently suffer deseases
caused by worms. Later that person will be reborn as one of the six (domestic)
animals17. 1.2b: 4) The destruction of belvederes (temples) and altars presently
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The works of Beaumont and Fletcher
Dr. Fletcher, upon his elevation to the see of London, having married again, had
to endure a suspension from his sacred office, for an act so little in accord with
the Queen's notions of episcopal decorum, and, I may add, with her celibatarian ...
Francis Beaumont, John Fletcher, George Darley, 1866
