10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SEMIRELIGIOUS»
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semireligious in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The First Year Out: Understanding American Teens after High ...
in God, identify themselves with a religious tradition, indicate some interest in
religious life, but generally assign religion to a future period in their lives. For
efficiency's sake, I will set the proportion of semireligious American teens at 55
percent, ...
2
A History of Women in the West: Renaissance and ...
Semireligious Women This opposition became evident in response to what might
be called the "religious women's movement" of the Middle Ages. The expression
is somewhat misleading in that the "movement" was really a matter of ...
Georges Duby, Michelle Perrot, Natalie Zemon Davis, 1993
3
The Hasidic Community of Williamsburg
However, in the Hasidic community, even these articles tend to assume
semireligious characteristics. An example of such a semireligious article is the
wig. To clarify the semireligious nature of the wig, a short explanation of the
Hasidic ...
4
Tensions Within and Between Religions and Human Rights
In the semireligious order natural reason was already capable of insight into
natural law and natural rights, independently of any divine intervention or
religious code. Since the Enlightenment, the 'Age of Reason', human reason has
become ...
Johannes A. van der Ven, Hans-Georg Ziebertz, 2012
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One-dot Theory Described, Explained, Inferred, Justified, ...
This circle (or square) serves a function; that is to say, it represents the beginning
of something, be it religious, semireligious, or non-“religious.” Without this circle,
square, or dot, we cannot proceed to apply the Yin and Yang diagram. We need ...
6
That Gentle Strength: Historical Perspectives on Women in ...
These semireligious followed a very simple rule, perhaps coming once daily to
the church or perhaps only reciting a Paternoster. An important identifying mark
was their habit, usually a variant of the clothing mandated for the fully professed ...
Lynda L. Coon, Katherine J. Haldane, Elisabeth W. Sommer, 1990
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Oncology Nursing in the Ambulatory Setting: Issues and ...
... influence how you respond to such feelings? Do you want spiritual support to
deal with such feelings? • Where do you get the (love, courage, strength, hope,
peace, etc.) that you need? With. semireligious. language. • How is your faith ...
Patricia Corcoran Buchsel, Connie Henke Yarbro, 2005
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The Terrorist-Criminal Nexus: An Alliance of International ...
cultlike,. semireligious. ideology. and. violent. nature. calls. to. mind similar
terrorist groups such as Aum Shinryko, which merely change names and go
underground. The Knights Templar group.
Jennifer L. Hesterman, 2013
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Encyclopedia of the Romantic Era, 1760-1850
Twenty-three sacred or semireligious choral work in French and English. Ten
oratorios and cantatas. Thirty-two solo sacred and semireligious songs, mostly
with piano or organ accompaniments. There are texts in French, English and
Latin, ...
Christopher John Murray, 2004
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Anchoritic Traditions of Medieval Europe
... to unite contemplation and apostolic activity: she was the adviser of cardinals
and peace-broker between the communities of Trevi and Montefalco.102 The
official interventions The semireligious life was unquestionably already under
way in ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SEMIRELIGIOUS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
semireligious is used in the context of the following news items.
The Home Place: The Mud Vision - Seamus Heaney
The vision is a semireligious one, its shape like that of a rose window in a cathedral, and this was the shape that the artist Richard Long created on a wall of the ... «Irish Times, Sep 13»
'Twilight' Stands In For Religion for Some Teens
"You can almost get the sense that these are transcendental emotions, the feeling that you are part of something bigger than yourself in a semireligious way. «LiveScience.com, May 12»
