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Social Advocacy Youth Ministry Model, Franklin A. Bray Sr. Jan 2011

Social Advocacy Youth Ministry Model, Franklin A. Bray Sr.

180 Symposium Publications

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Adventist Missiological Education And Global Mission Perspectives, Wagner Kuhn Jan 2011

Adventist Missiological Education And Global Mission Perspectives, Wagner Kuhn

Journal of Adventist Mission Studies

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Risk Factors Associated With Hepatitis C Among Female Substance Users Enrolled In Communitybased Hiv Prevention Studies, Diana Nurutdinova, Arbi B. Abdallah, Susan Bradford, Catina C. O'Leary, Linda B. Cottler Jan 2011

Risk Factors Associated With Hepatitis C Among Female Substance Users Enrolled In Communitybased Hiv Prevention Studies, Diana Nurutdinova, Arbi B. Abdallah, Susan Bradford, Catina C. O'Leary, Linda B. Cottler

Open Access Publications

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Charting A Course For Missionary Education, Cheryl Doss Jan 2011

Charting A Course For Missionary Education, Cheryl Doss

Journal of Adventist Mission Studies

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Let’S Try Something Different, Bruce Campbell Moyer Jan 2011

Let’S Try Something Different, Bruce Campbell Moyer

Journal of Adventist Mission Studies

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What Happened To Research In Clinical Microbiology In The United States?, Paul P. Bourbeau, Carey-Ann D. Burnham Jan 2011

What Happened To Research In Clinical Microbiology In The United States?, Paul P. Bourbeau, Carey-Ann D. Burnham

Open Access Publications

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Dignifying Rights: A Comment On Jeremy Waldron’S Dignity, Rights, And Responsibilities, Katherine M. Franke Jan 2011

Dignifying Rights: A Comment On Jeremy Waldron’S Dignity, Rights, And Responsibilities, Katherine M. Franke

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In Dignity, Rights, and Responsibilities1 Jeremy Waldron offers a characteristically thoughtful and elegant account of rights, or as he calls it, responsibility-rights. As Waldron rightfully acknowledges, rights understood as a form of responsibility are not meant to capture every species of rights, but to provide us with a new analytic resource for better understanding a particular subset of rights that curiously entail a form of responsibility on the part of the rights holder. The link between rights and responsibility, Waldron argues, is built upon a strong foundational commitment to human dignity. The most compelling contribution of Waldron's paper is his …