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2023-2024 Common Data Set - Wright State University Lake Campus, Office Of Institutional Research & Effectiveness, Wright State University, Princeton Review
2023-2024 Common Data Set - Wright State University Lake Campus, Office Of Institutional Research & Effectiveness, Wright State University, Princeton Review
Common Data Set
The 2023-2024 Common Data Set of Wright State University Dayton Campus from the Princeton Review. It includes data on admissions, student enrollment, faculty, class size, financial aid and other measures, using standard definitions that aid comparisons between schools.
2023-2024 Common Data Set - Wright State University Dayton Campus, Office Of Institutional Research & Effectiveness, Wright State University, Princeton Review
2023-2024 Common Data Set - Wright State University Dayton Campus, Office Of Institutional Research & Effectiveness, Wright State University, Princeton Review
Common Data Set
The 2023-2024 Common Data Set of Wright State University Dayton Campus from the Princeton Review. It includes data on admissions, student enrollment, faculty, class size, financial aid and other measures, using standard definitions that aid comparisons between schools.
Common Data Set 2022-2023, Clemson University
Til Valhall: The Formation Of Nordic Neopagan Identity, Religiosity, And Community At A Norwegian Heavy Metal Festival, Padraic M. Fitzgerald
Til Valhall: The Formation Of Nordic Neopagan Identity, Religiosity, And Community At A Norwegian Heavy Metal Festival, Padraic M. Fitzgerald
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
A major draw of Nordic Neopaganism is the great degree of personal freedom practitioners have in the construction and performance of their spiritual identity. Nordic Neopaganism has no central hierarchy or unifying dogmatic system to dictate such endeavors. Instead, practitioners draw from the tradition’s body of “lore” -- the historical accounts, archaeological records, pre-Christian myths, folklore, and folk traditions from the Nordic cultural area -- to inform their religiosity. The works of visual artists, musicians, and scholar-practitioners inspired by elements of this body of lore serve to further constitute it. This lore provides the basis and inspiration for religious identity …
The Varieties Of Afterlife Experience: Epistemological And Cultural Implications, Everton De Oliveira Maraldi
The Varieties Of Afterlife Experience: Epistemological And Cultural Implications, Everton De Oliveira Maraldi
International Journal of Transpersonal Studies
When parapsychologists talk about survival, they are usually implying personal survival, that is, a process in which memories, motivations, and personality characteristics of a given person somehow persist after bodily death. Are there other conceptions of survival (and of personal identity) that deserve further scientific examination? My purpose with this brief commentary is to expand on Rock et al’s approach by urging survivalists to discuss and investigate further the many different conceptions of (and explanations for) survival. I propose we critically reflect on our theoretical assumptions and their epistemological and cultural consequences.
Review Of: The Myth Of Normal-Trauma, Illness, And Healing In A Toxic Culture, By Gabor Maté And Daniel Maté, Nicholas Grant Boeving
Review Of: The Myth Of Normal-Trauma, Illness, And Healing In A Toxic Culture, By Gabor Maté And Daniel Maté, Nicholas Grant Boeving
International Journal of Transpersonal Studies
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Data Trends 2022-2023, Office Of Institutional Research, Seton Hall University
Data Trends 2022-2023, Office Of Institutional Research, Seton Hall University
Fact Books
No abstract provided.
University Of Richmond Magazine - Autumn 2023
University Of Richmond Magazine - Autumn 2023
University of Richmond Magazine
The University of Richmond's Alumni Magazine was first published as The Alumni Bulletin in 1936 and continues to this day as the University of Richmond Magazine.
Doctrine And Covenants 21: Metanarrative Of The Restoration, Steve L. Olsen
Doctrine And Covenants 21: Metanarrative Of The Restoration, Steve L. Olsen
Interpreter: A Journal of Latter-day Saint Faith and Scholarship
Joseph Smith dictated Doctrine and Covenants 21 at the inaugural meeting of the Church of Jesus Christ on April 6, 1830. The present study examines the literary craftsmanship of the revelation to plumb the depths of its role in the restoration of the gospel of Jesus Christ. The analysis explores the meaning of patterns of usage in the text from the most specific (diction, syntax, figures of speech) to the most general (tone, rhetoric, and structural logic). The hypothesis of this study is that Doctrine and Covenants 21 provides a metanarrative of the Restoration — that is, a set of …
2023-2024, Gardner-Webb Academic Catalog, Gardner-Webb University
2023-2024, Gardner-Webb Academic Catalog, Gardner-Webb University
Academic Catalogs (Combined Undergraduate & Graduate)
2023 - 2024, Gardner-Webb University Academic Catalog. William Downs, president.
Verbal Punctuation In The Book Of Mormon Ii — Nevertheless, John Gee
Verbal Punctuation In The Book Of Mormon Ii — Nevertheless, John Gee
Interpreter: A Journal of Latter-day Saint Faith and Scholarship
One example of verbal punctuation that has a very clear pattern of usage in the Book of Mormon is the term nevertheless. It is used to draw a marked contrast between what the previous text would lead one to expect and what follows it. It is not clear what the ancient antecedent to the term might be and the English term and usage might be an artefact of the translation process. The frequency and usage of nevertheless in the Book of Mormon contrasts with the way that Joseph Smith’s writings use it.
Calvin Bibliography 2023, Paul Fields, Sam Ha
Calvin Bibliography 2023, Paul Fields, Sam Ha
Calvin Bibliographies
No abstract provided.
“They Shall Be Scattered Again”: Some Notes On Jst Genesis 50:24–25, 33–35, Matthew L. Bowen
“They Shall Be Scattered Again”: Some Notes On Jst Genesis 50:24–25, 33–35, Matthew L. Bowen
Interpreter: A Journal of Latter-day Saint Faith and Scholarship
This article examines the extension of the etiological wordplay on the name Joseph (in terms of the Hebrew verbs ʾāsap and yāsap), recurrent in the canonical text of Genesis, into the JST Genesis 50 text, where Joseph learns about and prophesies of a future “Joseph” who would help gather Israel after they had been “scattered again” by the Lord. This article also analyzes the pairing of the prophetic and seeric roles of Moses and the latter-day “Joseph” at the beginning and ending of JST Genesis and explores the significance of this framing. The importance of Moses and Joseph Smith writing …
Review Of The Struggle Over Class: Socioeconomic Analysis Of Ancient Christian Texts, Thomas R. Blanton Iv
Review Of The Struggle Over Class: Socioeconomic Analysis Of Ancient Christian Texts, Thomas R. Blanton Iv
2023 Faculty Bibliography
No abstract provided.
Using Parasite’S Scholar’S Stone (水石) In A Critical Race Decoding Of Racism And Class, James Bretzke S.J.
Using Parasite’S Scholar’S Stone (水石) In A Critical Race Decoding Of Racism And Class, James Bretzke S.J.
2023 Faculty Bibliography
The ‘Scholar’s Stone’ (Suseok수석 水石) which is used as an extensive and pervasive motif in Bong Joon-ho’s 2019 film reveals a good deal of what the concept of ‘intersectionality’ in Critical Race Theory (CRT) seeks to uncover. The Scholar’s Stone functions also as a prism to see refracted through the movie the various hues and colors of Confucian culture still present in contemporary Korea, and these in turn can be further analyzed using aspects of CRT. To ground this thesis, I employ the established cultural anthropology concepts of ‘fundamental values and root paradigms’ along with ‘excess of meaning’ and ‘fusion …
2023 Year In Review, Leonard And Shirley Goldstein Center For Human Rights - University Of Nebraska At Omaha
2023 Year In Review, Leonard And Shirley Goldstein Center For Human Rights - University Of Nebraska At Omaha
GCHR Reports
The Goldstein Center has seen some changes this year as we continue our work in human rights education, research, and engagement. Founding Executive Director, Dr. Curtis Hutt, stepped down in May 2023, and Dr. Laura Alexander, Associate Professor of Religious Studies, has been named the new Executive Director of the Goldstein Center. We also welcome Dr. Ramazan Kilinç, Professor of Political Science, as the new Goldstein Family Community Chair in Human Rights, succeeding Dr. Alexander after six years. The Center and Community Chair will continue to work together to enhance programming and understanding of human rights, at UNO, in our …
State Of New Hampshire Carroll County Annual Report For The Year Ending December 31, 2022, Carroll County Representatives
State Of New Hampshire Carroll County Annual Report For The Year Ending December 31, 2022, Carroll County Representatives
Carroll County, NH Annual Reports
This is an annual report containing vital statistics for a county in the state of New Hampshire.
Ancient Names In The Book Of Mormon, Matthew L. Bowen
Ancient Names In The Book Of Mormon, Matthew L. Bowen
Interpreter Foundation Books
Through many years of scholarly exploration, Matthew Bowen has unveiled new layers of meaning in many Book of Mormon passages in which the use of names appears to employ literary tools of ancient Hebrew writers, including a wide variety of wordplays. Every chapter here breaks substantial new ground in terms of revealing how Book of Mormon authors wove proper names and titles, along with their meanings, into their writings.
Did Jewish Women Circumcise Male Infants In Antiquity? A Reassessment Of The Evidence, Thomas R. Blanton Iv
Did Jewish Women Circumcise Male Infants In Antiquity? A Reassessment Of The Evidence, Thomas R. Blanton Iv
2023 Faculty Bibliography
Two diametrically opposed assumptions have influenced interpretations of circumcision rituals in ancient Judaism: either women performed the operation on their infant sons because children at birth and during infancy remained under the purview of the mother; or, conversely, men—specifically a ritual agent known as the mohel—performed circumcisions, because only they were typically granted authority to carry out the ritual. This study reassesses the pertinent texts, including Exodus 4 and passages from the books of Maccabees and the Babylonian Talmud (b. Šabb. 134a; b. Yebam. 64b; b. ʿAbod. Zar. 27a), to determine whether women in ancient Judaism may have circumcised their …
#Choosetochallenge: Covid-19, Community Research, And The Canaanite Woman, Ma. Marilou S. Ibita, Maricel S. Ibita
#Choosetochallenge: Covid-19, Community Research, And The Canaanite Woman, Ma. Marilou S. Ibita, Maricel S. Ibita
Theology Department Faculty Publications
This study theologises on the Urban Poor Women and Children with Academics for Reaching and Delivering on UNSDGs in the Philippines (UPWARD-UP) Project research team’s collaboration with the Alliance of Peoples’ Organisation Along the Manggahan Floodway (Alliance), Philippines. We posit that the theological process of see-judge-act, enhanced with evaluate-celebrate/ritualise, using feminist biblical characterisation in interpreting Matthew 15:21-28, serves as a spiritual resource for Christians working for the urban poor realisation of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond. The Canaanite woman challenged Jesus’ identity and mission impacting on Christology and ecclesiology. This characterisation makes her …
Chisme Symposium Methodology, Neomi De Anda, Jacqueline Hidalgo, Matilde Moros
Chisme Symposium Methodology, Neomi De Anda, Jacqueline Hidalgo, Matilde Moros
Chisme Symposium
Document is a transcript from a conference presentation on the topic of chisme and the inspiration for the symposium. View on YouTube
The Democratization Of Faith, Riley Reber
A Cross-Cultural Exploration: Global Methods Of Contraception And Family Planning, Cora Pereira
A Cross-Cultural Exploration: Global Methods Of Contraception And Family Planning, Cora Pereira
Undergraduate Review
In today's world, women are attempting to take control of their reproductive choices. Some have been met with roadblocks that may prohibit or limit access to women's healthcare centers and family planning services. This research explores women’s reproductive health and contraception usage and the impact of cultural influences globally. Cultural adversities may overshadow the benefits of having access to healthcare facilities along with contributing to the circulation of inaccurate information. This may prevent or deter women from accessing healthcare facilities and methods of family planning. Understanding variation in the United States and in other cultures will contribute to the global …
Past Programs (2013-2023), St. Norbert College
Past Programs (2013-2023), St. Norbert College
2022-2023
A collection of Cassandra Voss Center events from 2013-2023. The collection includes dates, descriptions, and event titles.
In New Zealand: Even More Faithful Latter-Day Saints, Louis Midgley
In New Zealand: Even More Faithful Latter-Day Saints, Louis Midgley
Interpreter: A Journal of Latter-day Saint Faith and Scholarship
his is a review of the third in the series of books of essays on what Selwyn Kātene again calls “Mormon Leaders in New Zealand.” This volume as at least as excellent, if not even better, than the other two volumes, which received very favorable reviews. Every effort must be made to preserve and publish an accurate history of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints in New Zealand/Aotearoa. Such effort is to be praised, especially when it is set out in such a handsome and exceptionally well-edited and published version as one finds in this entire valuable …
The Affectivity Of Doctrine: Making Sense Of The Many Disagreements Between Christians, John San Nicolas
The Affectivity Of Doctrine: Making Sense Of The Many Disagreements Between Christians, John San Nicolas
2024 Award Winners
No abstract provided.
Section Iii: Collections (Evidence), Usf Libraries
Understanding The Lamanite Mark, Clifford P. Jones
Understanding The Lamanite Mark, Clifford P. Jones
Interpreter: A Journal of Latter-day Saint Faith and Scholarship
The Book of Mormon describes a dark mark on the skin that distinguished people who rebelled against God and his laws from those who obeyed God. The Old Testament refers to a mark that fits this description and has nothing to do with natural skin color. The law of Moses prohibited the Lord’s covenant people from cutting sacrilegious marks (ancient tattoos) into their skin. The Bible simply calls these prohibited tattoos “marks” (Leviticus 19:28). This biblical meaning of the word mark, together with biblical meanings of other related words, helps us understand all Book of Mormon passages associated with the …
Centered On Christ: The Book Of Enos Possibly Structured Chiastically, Stephen Kent Ehat
Centered On Christ: The Book Of Enos Possibly Structured Chiastically, Stephen Kent Ehat
Interpreter: A Journal of Latter-day Saint Faith and Scholarship
The book of Enos is considered to be a short, one-chapter treatise on prayer, yet it is more. Close examination of its text reveals it to be a text structurally centered on Christ and the divine covenant. Enos seeks and obtains from Him a covenant to preserve the records of the Nephites for the salvation of the Lamanites. Enos prays not only for his own remission of sins but also for the salvation both of his own people, the Nephites, and also of the Lamanites. He yearns in faith that the Lord will preserve the records of his people for …
2022-2023 Lynn University Common Data Set, Lynn University
2022-2023 Lynn University Common Data Set, Lynn University
Lynn University Common Data Set
2022-2023 Lynn University Common Data Set (CDS), prepared by Lynn University Office of Institutional Research, Planning and Assessment (AY2023)