10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REPRISTINATION»
Discover the use of
repristination in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
repristination and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Sacred Song in America: Religion, Music, and Public Culture
It is the concept of "repristination," literally "the action of returning to an original
state," that historians of religion have identified as a fundamental part of human
religiousness. According to this view of religion, beliefs become efficacious when
...
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A Simplified Guide to Worshiping As Lutherans
Repristination is a point of view that seeks to restore old things to present use. It
is always striving for the “pristine” or purest form. The “Liturgical-Repristination”
point of view insists that we may use only historic liturgical forms. It is
characterized ...
3
The Oxford Handbook of Victorian Poetry
of the letters and sounds of the one in the other, implicitly enacts the repristination
that Browning explicitly describes in the opening ofthe poem. Yet that, of course,
is an awkward claim to make in connection with the apparent investment in ...
4
Structural design in building conservation
In the case of entire structural elements, repristination of their original function
might be possible without improvements. There is a subtle difference between
the case of repristination of entire buildings due to the scale and approach to
original ...
Dimitris Theodossopoulos, 2012
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Authority Vested: A Story of Identity and Change in the ...
sists it accepts proudly the charge that it is a church of repristination theology,
declaring itself "heir to the Reformation principle of sola Scriptura and the
Reformation's confessional legacy."39 However, critics who consider
repristination ...
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Virginal Sexuality and Textuality in Victorian Literature: ...
Representation. and. Repristination: Virginity. in. The. Ring. and. the. Book.
Herbert F. Tucker I Virginity defies representation; representation defiles virginity.
We like to imagine virginity — our own, our children's — as a mode of pure and ...
This aggregate of traits is a phenomenon to which historians refer on occasion as
"repristination," or "archaism," or "nationalism." All of these terms have a certain
justification, but since they suggest unrelated phenomena none is quite ...
Eric Voegelin, Maurice P. Hogan, 2001
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Luther versus the UOJ Pietists: Justification by Faith
David Chytraeus, A Summary of the Christian Faith (1568), trans., Richard Dinda,
Decatur: Repristination Press, 1994. p. 105. "Christian righteousness is the
forgiveness of sin, the imputation of the righteousness of Christ and acceptance
to ...
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The Kuyper Center Review
We only point out that the thesis concerning the restoration of nature by grace, in
combination with the insight that reformation is more than repristination, is
constitutive for Bavinck's eschatology.”35 Here Veenhof seems to back away
from ...
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Called to Believe, Teach, and Confess: An Introduction to ...
The Augsburg Confession: A Contemporary Commentary. Minneapolis:
Augsburg Press, 1968. Gerhard, Johann. A Comprehensive Explanation of
Baptism and the Lord 3' Supper. Translated by Elmer Hohle. Bynum, TX:
Repristination Press, ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «REPRISTINATION»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
repristination is used in the context of the following news items.
Against Reinterpreting the Constitution
... delivering anew the vehement and wise warning that an overly aggressive program of constitutional repristination would be electoral folly, but ultimately doing ... «National Review Online, Feb 14»
What Would the Founders Think?
Repristination of the American legal order, the pair accepts, is a “worthwhile” endeavor per se, but it “does not point quite where these leaders and activists often ... «National Review Online, Jan 14»
Be Fruitful, Multiply, and Grow the Economy
Needless to say, this anti-natalist, nature-repristination philosophy is antithetical to Christianity. The very first commandment that God gave mankind was to, “Be ... «Acton Institute, Dec 12»
