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Toward Reclaiming An Authentic Biblical-Christian View Of The Body, Susan F. Mathews
Toward Reclaiming An Authentic Biblical-Christian View Of The Body, Susan F. Mathews
The Linacre Quarterly
No abstract provided.
Zacchaean Effects And Ethics Of The Spirit, Robert B. Slocum
Zacchaean Effects And Ethics Of The Spirit, Robert B. Slocum
Theology Faculty Research and Publications
Effects and ethics of the Holy Spirit today can be described in terms of the themes of abundance, hope and community in the story of Zacchaeus. The Gospel of Luke (19:1-11) records that Zacchaeus was a chief tax collector, and rich. He was an outcast, and isolated from those around him by the shameful behavior that built up his fortune while keeping others weak and poor and subjugated to the ruling authority. In the world of his day, Zacchaeus would have been scorned and resented for the abuses of power that made him wealthy. For all his riches, Zacchaeus may …
Zacchaean Effects & Ethics Of The Spirit, Robert B. Slocum
Zacchaean Effects & Ethics Of The Spirit, Robert B. Slocum
Theology Faculty Research and Publications
Effects and ethics of the Holy Spirit today can be described in terms of the themes of abundance, hope and community in the story of Zacchaeus. The Gospel of Luke (19:1-11) records that Zacchaeus was a chief tax collector, and rich. He was an outcast, and isolated from those around him by the shameful behavior that built up his fortune while keeping others weak and poor and subjugated to the ruling authority. In the world of his day, Zacchaeus would have been scorned and resented for the abuses of power that made him wealthy. For all his riches, Zacchaeus may …
The California Euthanasia Initiative, Scott B. Rae
The California Euthanasia Initiative, Scott B. Rae
The Linacre Quarterly
No abstract provided.
Catholic Moral Theology Today, Michael Allsopp
Catholic Moral Theology Today, Michael Allsopp
The Linacre Quarterly
No abstract provided.
Narrative Approaches To Luke-Acts, William Kurz
Narrative Approaches To Luke-Acts, William Kurz
Theology Faculty Research and Publications
No abstract provided.
Genesis And Abortion: An Exegetical Test Of A Biblical Warrant In Ethics, William Kurz
Genesis And Abortion: An Exegetical Test Of A Biblical Warrant In Ethics, William Kurz
Theology Faculty Research and Publications
No abstract provided.
[Book Review Of] Moral Responsibility In Prolonging Life Decisions, Edited By Donald G. Mccarthy And Albert S. Moraczewski, Walter W. Benjamin, James J. Doyle
[Book Review Of] Moral Responsibility In Prolonging Life Decisions, Edited By Donald G. Mccarthy And Albert S. Moraczewski, Walter W. Benjamin, James J. Doyle
The Linacre Quarterly
No abstract provided.
[Book Review Of] A Theory Of Medical Ethics, By Robert M. Veatch, Joseph M. Boyle
[Book Review Of] A Theory Of Medical Ethics, By Robert M. Veatch, Joseph M. Boyle
The Linacre Quarterly
No abstract provided.
The New Testament In The Light Of Recent Discoveries, Francis E. Zummach
The New Testament In The Light Of Recent Discoveries, Francis E. Zummach
Bachelors’ Theses
The New Testament! The most important book in the world! With it, Christianity stands; without it, Christianity falls! Ignoring the overwhelming and impregnable proofs by which it was clearly demonstrated that the Gospels are genuine, that the authors are trustworthy and that the documents are complete, a certain class of "critical" scholars sought to impugn the authenticity of this book of books by aiming the shafts of their criticism against its strange style, crooked grammar, unintelligible words, and the late date of the manuscript evidence. Year by year the attacks grew in volume and boldness, until suddenly the critics were …