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Definicja reformacjonisty w słowniku to ktoś, kto był częścią reformacji; ktoś, kto wierzy lub inicjuje reformy, zwłaszcza o charakterze religijnym.
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Shaping the Eighteenth Amendment: Temperance Reform, Legal ...
Reformationist reforms, for different reasons, also did not experience a
transformation toward regulation or abolition. The reformationsts' interactions with
the polity were limited. A reformationist movement constructed within the polity an
insular ...
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Passionate Deliberation: Emotion, Temperance, and the Care ...
Meilaender's view is more characteristic of a Reformationist view of the virtues.
While the conception of temperance in Reformation and later Protestant thought
is not altogether different from that of the pre-Reformation church, there remains ...
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The Making of American Liberal Theology: Crisis, Irony, and ...
Thus, while defining liberal theology in progressivist-era terms that predated
liberals like himself, Williams treated neo- orthodoxy as a blanket signifier for the
range of neo-Reformationist theologies that had reacted against liberalism.78
The ...
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The Remaking of Evangelical Theology
They obscured the differences between Reformationist and post-Reformationist
orthodoxy, as well as their own revisions of Reformed orthodoxy. Warfield and
the Hodges treated post-Reformationist scholasticism as fully continuous with ...
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Before and After the Fall: Contrasting Modes in Paradise Lost
These roles and intentions coincide with the kinds of lapsarian characteristics we
have noted earlier, especially Raphael's Hellenism and Michael's Christianity,
even his quite specific Reformationist Protestantism or Puritanism with its ...
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The Rangers of Taradoin: A Single and Multiplayer ...
Cuneral speaks, "WheTher ReformaTionisT or Scions or a member of Their
Empire." "NoT These ReformaTionisT. We have Them, even on our own world.
People ThaT have The capaciTy To become Scions, buT refuse, people ThaT
could do ...
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Creole Subjects in the Colonial Americas: Empires, Texts, ...
To the loa, inasmuch as it is a Counter-Reformationist work, the revelation of truth
is insufficient. As José Antonio Maravall points out, referring to the culture ofthe
Baroque in general, it was necessary to present such a truth performatively, “as ...
Ralph Bauer, José Antonio Mazzotti,
2009
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The Cambridge Companion to Modern Irish Culture
In the early modern period, Ireland was indeed, as mentioned earlier, one of the
bitter theatres of war between European Reformationist and Counter-
Reformationist forces. Yet the increasingly centralised and successful British
state never ...
Joe Cleary, Claire Connolly,
2005
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Buenas Noches, American Culture: Latina/o Aesthetics of Night
A trope of Catholic Reformationist Baroque sensibility gets re-coded as part of a
contemporary critique of colonization, neocolonialism, and a discourse of civil
and human rights confined within a hyper-capitalist mode that systematically ...
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Social Ethics in the Making: Interpreting an American Tradition
The ego that sinfully makes itself the center of existence inevitably subordinates
other people to its will and does injustice to them.97 Niebuhr's idea of “biblical
religion” was thus essentially Reformationist in its language and content, though
in ...
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Saints alive (and almost dead): the power of Counter-Reformation …
Inevitably, Reformationist zeal had unforeseen consequences, extending way beyond encouraging the development of the baroque. Even more significantly ... «Irish Times, Mar 15»
Unitarian Church celebrates 125 years in Hamilton
Ingram said the church has evolved from its origins as a Protestant reformationist group. "We come together more around a set of principles." The church is also ... «Hamilton Spectator, Maj 14»
An upbeat era for California Chardonnay
The first was a scramble toward extravagance, followed by a sort of Reformationist backlash that sought to chase the ghosts of Chablis. Now we've moved ... «San Francisco Chronicle, Paz 13»
Arts & Entertainment : Gallery (museums)
Still, the National Gallery could do much more to highlight the Reformationist attitude in Dürer's catalog. Only the viewer who stops to ask where all the saints ... «Washington City Paper, Mar 13»
Back to the future: Scottish history apps for the iPad
... Alexander Taylor Innes's biography of Protestant reformationist John Knox is a scholarly account of a man whose life, especially in his early years, remains an ... «Scotsman, Kwi 12»