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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «DEVOTIONALIST»
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1
Inter Timorem Et Spem: A Study of the Theological Thought of ...
In comparison with the bulk of Devotionalist writings De Reformatione and De
Ascensionibus contain a considerable amount of dogmatic theology. Since
Zerbolt's writings played an important role in shaping Devotionalist thought, one
can ...
2
The Camphor Flame: Popular Hinduism and Society in India
Not until the rise of modern social and religious reformism does the devotionalist
ethic come to be widely interpreted as a charter for egalitarianism in society as a
whole. In fact, for most of its history and in most of its guises, devotionalism's ...
Christopher John Fuller, 2004
3
Godviews: The Convictions That Drive Us and Divide Us
The Devotionalist GodView This chapter began by claiming that the church has
long disputed Jesus' priority of Mary's devotion over Martha's service. In reality,
not all of the church has carried forth that dispute. Some people within the church
...
Jack Haberer, John Haberer, 2001
4
Spirituality Renewed: Studies on Significant Representatives ...
Religious anthropocentrism is also strongly characteristic of all Devo- tionalist
spirituality, and it is this anthropocentrism which, in part at least, lies behind, and
is the cause of, the practical, concrete nature of Devotionalist spirituality.34 A ...
Hein Blommestijn, Charles Caspers, Rijcklof Hofman, 2003
5
Female Ascetics in Hinduism
attending devotionalist gatherings. She encountered resistance from her
husband, a poor but ... She was not only a poet but also a rather clever
metaphysician and, indeed, a devotionalist saint. Surely in no woman saint's life
has the battle ...
Lynn Teskey Denton, Steven Collins, 2012
6
Spiritual Traditions for the Contemporary Church
43 The idealof the imitation ofChrist, acentralthesis of this treatise and of the
devotionalist movement ingeneral, reflects a popularresurgence of interest during
this period in Christ's humanness, and particularly his suffering—an interest
linked ...
Robin Maas, Gabriel Odonnell, 1990
7
Comparative Perspectives on Judaisms and Jewish Identities
The gods and other supramundanes in Hinduism and Buddhism, who reside in
paradises or other-worldly realms, provide humans with the supramundane
means to obtain this-worldly goals. In the devotionalist movements of Hinduism,
the ...
8
Denial and Repression of Antisemitism: Post-communist ...
In the early 1920s, Velimirovic also became involved with Bogo- moljacki pokret,
or the Devotionalist movement, a network of Orthodox Christian evangelists who
became a focal point of his interest in the 1920s and 30s (Subotic, 1996; ...
9
A Comparative Sociology of World Religions: Virtuosos, ...
The focus of devotionalist movements on a single god entails conceiving other
gods as subordinate forms of the god elevated by devotees, and some
devotionalist followings of saints believe that the saint is superior to other
manifestations of ...
10
The Spiritual Self in Everyday Life: The Transformation of ...
the self-deluding snares implicit in the devotionalist's turn inward, she could only
swing back to the moralist's accounting of positive effects. Just as devo- tionalist
mind wanderings were the product of boredom with moralist benevolence, ...
