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Número 33: Primer Domingo De Adviento - Domingo Después De Navidad

Estudios Exégeticos Homiléticos

Domingo 01.12.2002 – Primer Domingo de Adviento
Salmo 80:1‑7.16-18; Isaías 64:1-9; 1 Corintios 1:3‑9; Marcos 13:24‑37

Domingo 08.12.2002 – Segundo Domingo de Adviento
Salmo 85:1‑13; Isaías 40:1‑11; 2 Pedro 3:8‑15; Marcos 1:1‑8

Domingo 15.12.2002 – Tercer Domingo de Adviento
Salmo 126; Isaías 61:1‑11; 1 Tesalonicenses 5:16‑24; Juan 1:6‑8 y 19‑28

Domingo 22.12.2002 – Cuarto Domingo de Adviento
Salmo 89:1‑4.19-26; 2 Samuel 7:1-11, 16; Romanos 16:25‑27; Lucas 1:26‑38

24.12.2002 – Nochebuena
Salmo 89:15‑18; Isaías 9:2‑7; Tito 2:11‑14; Lucas 2:1‑20

25.12.2002 – Día de Navidad
Salmo 98; Isaías 52:7‑10; Hebreos 1:1‑6; Juan 1:1‑18

29.12.2002 – Domingo después de Navidad
Salmo 148; Isaías …

Número 32: 24º Domingo Después De Pentecostés - Último Domingo De Pentecostés

Estudios Exégeticos Homiléticos

Domingo 03.11.2002 – 24º Domingo después de Pentecostés
Salmo 43; Miqueas 3:5-12; 1 Tesalonicenses 2:5-13; Mateo 23:1-12

Domingo 10.11.2002 – 25º Domingo después de Pentecostés
Salmo 70; Amós 5:18-25; 1 Tesalonicenses 4:13-18; Mateo 25:1-13

Domingo 17.11.2002 – Penúltimo Domingo después de Pentecostés
Salmo 90:1-12; Sofonías 1:7.12-18; 1 Tesalonicenses 5:1‑11; Mateo 25:14‑30

Domingo 24.11.2002 – Último Domingo de Pentecostés; Cristo Rey
Salmo 95:1-7; Ezequiel 34:11‑16.20-24; Efesios 1:15-23; Mateo 25:31‑46

Número 31: 20º Domingo Después De Pentecostés - 23º Domingo Después De Pentecostés

Estudios Exégeticos Homiléticos

Domingo 06.10.2002 – 20º Domingo después de Pentecostés
Salmo 80:7‑14; Isaías 5:1‑7; Filipenses 3:4-14; Mateo 21:33‑46

Domingo 13.10.2002 – 21º Domingo después de Pentecostés
Salmo 62; Isaías 25:1-9; Filipenses 4:1-9; Mateo 22:1-14

Domingo 20.10.2002 – 22º Domingo después de Pentecostés
Salmo 96; Isaías 45:1‑7; 10ª Tesalonicenses 1:1‑10; Mateo 22:15‑22

Domingo 27.10.2002 – 23º Domingo después de Pentecostés
Salmo 1; Levítico 19:1-2.15-18; 1ª Tesalonicenses 2:1-8; Mateo 22:34‑46

Número 30: Decimoquinto Domingo Después De Pentecostés - Decimonoveno Domingo Después De Pentecostés

Estudios Exégeticos Homiléticos

Domingo 01.09.02 – Decimoquinto Domingo después de Pentecostés – J. Severino Croatto
Salmo 26:1-8; Jeremías 15:15-21; Romanos 12:9-21; Mateo 16:21‑28

Domingo 08.09.02 – Decimosexto Domingo después de Pentecostés – J. Severino Croatto
Salmo 119:33-40; Ezequiel 33:7‑11; Romanos 13:8‑14; Mateo 18:15‑20

Domingo 15.09.02 – Decimoséptimo Domingo después de Pentecostés – J. Severino Croatto
Salmo 103:1‑13; Génesis 50:15‑21; Romanos 14:1‑12; Mateo 18:21‑35

Domingo 22.09.02 – Decimoctavo Domingo después de Pentecostés – J. Severino Croatto
Salmo 145:1-8; Jonás 3:10-4:11; Filipenses 1:21‑30; Mateo 20:1‑16

Domingo 29.09.02 – Decimonoveno Domingo después de Pentecostés – J. Severino Croatto
Salmo 25:1‑9; Ezequiel 18:1-4, 25‑32; Filipenses 2:1‑13; Mateo …

Número 29: Undécimo Domingo Después De Pentecostés - Decimocuarto Domingo Después De Pentecosté

Estudios Exégeticos Homiléticos

Domingo 04.08.2002 – Undécimo Domingo después de Pentecostés – Pablo R. Andiñach
Sal 145:8-9,15-22; Is 55:1‑5; Ro 9:1-15; Mt 14:13‑21

Domingo 11.08.2002 – Duodécimo Domingo después de Pentecostés – Pablo R. Andiñach
Sal 85:8‑13; 1º Re 19:9‑18; Ro 10:5-15; Mt 14:22‑33.

Domingo 18.08.2002 – Decimotercer Domingo después de Pentecostés – Pablo R. Andiñach
Sal 67; Is 56:1‑8; Ro 11:1‑2, 29‑32; Mt 15:21‑28.

Domingo 25.08.2002 – Decimocuarto Domingo después de Pentecostés – Pablo R. Andiñach
Sal 138; Is 51:1-6; Ro 12:1-8; Mt 16:13‑20.

Número 28: Séptimo Domingo Después De Pentecostés - Décimo Domingo Después De Pentecostés

Estudios Exégeticos Homiléticos

Domingo 07.07.2002 – Séptimo Domingo después de Pentecostés – René Krüger
Salmo 145:8-15; Zacarías 9:9-12; Romanos 7:15-25; Mateo 11:(16-19), 25-30

Domingo 14.07.2002 – Octavo Domingo después de Pentecostés – René Krüger
Salmo 65; Isaías 55:10-13; Romanos 8:1-11; Mateo 13:1-9, 18-23

Domingo 21.07.2002 – Noveno Domingo después de Pentecostés – René Krüger
Salmo 86; Isaías 44:6-8; Romanos 8:12-25; Mateo 13:24-30, 36-43

Domingo 28.07.2002 – Décimo Domingo después de Pentecostés – René Krüger
Salmo 119:129-136; 1 Reyes 3:5-12; Romanos 8:26-39; Mateo 13:31-33, (44-52)

Número 27: Después De Pentecostés Propio 4 - Después De Pentecostés Propio 8

Estudios Exégeticos Homiléticos

Domingo 02.06.2002 – Después de Pentecostés Propio 4 – Ricardo Pietrantonio
Sal 31:1-5, 19-24; Deut 11:18-28; Ro 1:16-17, 3:29-31; Mt 7:21-29

Domingo 09.06.2002 – Después de Pentecostés Propio 5 – Ricardo Pietrantonio
Sal 50:7-15; Os 5:15-6:6; Ro 4:13-18; Mt 9:9-13, 18-26

Domingo 16.06.2002 – Después de Pentecostés Propio 6 – Ricardo Pietrantonio
Sal 100; Ex 19:2-8; Ro 5:1-8; Mt 9:35-10:8

Domingo 23.06.2002 – Después de Pentecostés Propio 7 – Ricardo Pietrantonio
Sal 69:1-20; Jr 20:7-13; Ro 6:1-11; Mt 10:24-39

Domingo 30.06.2002 – Después de Pentecostés Propio 8 – Ricardo Pietrantonio
Sal 89:1-4, 15-18; Jer 28: 5-9; Ro 6:12-23; Mt 10:34-42

Sustainability At Saint John’S*, Michael Hemesath

Administration Publications

No abstract provided.

Un Nouveau Miracle Économique Ivoirien?, Vincent Hiribarren, Abou B. Bamba

History Faculty Publications

Questions à Abou Bamba, associate professor d’Histoire et d’Etudes Africaines à Gettysburg College (Etats-Unis). Il est l’auteur de African Miracle, African Mirage: Transnational Politics and the Paradox of Modernization in Ivory Coast (Ohio University Press, 2016).

Animals Coupling: Stories, Corey Robert Millard

Dissertations and Theses

We find ourselves at a unique place in American history: language is losing its value; decency--or "political correctness"--is becoming taboo; and our future is legislated by those who feel they have been left behind. The stories in Animals Coupling don't attempt to explain contemporary America, but they do attempt to demonstrate (through language, character, style, and circumstance) an expressive rendering of what it looks and feels like to live in the here and now. There is a sense of detachment threading through these works, along with absurdity, loneliness, humor and anomie. But though a minor key may ring loudest, Animals …

Deep Problems For Bayesianism, David James Anderson

Episteme

The Humean skeptic seeks not that the future necessarily resembles the past, but only that it is more valid to say that something is always true than it is to say it is true before a certain time. Does Bayesianism provide the argument that Hume missed, thereby justifying inductive reasoning? No. The Bayesian argument sets out to justify the connections between our beliefs based on subjective probability. Although Bayesian conditionalization helps us justify the relative certainty of our beliefs, the Bayesian cannot show that P (h100) is more justified than P(ht), but only that the differential outcome is affected by …

Pragmatism, Neo-Pragmatism, Language And 'Truth', Andrew Forney

Episteme

This article takes a look at the place and significance of Rorty’s neo-pragmatism. The author makes an effort to parse out how Rorty fits into the history of pragmatism, philosophies of language, science, and history, and in connection to such explicitly related philosophers as Dewey, James, Davidson, and Kuhn. The author covers a great deal of ground, discussing pragmatist topics such as verification, truth, and culture, as well as Rorty-specific conceptions of semantics, ethnocentrism, post-Kuhn paradigms, and a metaphysics that bears resemblance to Kant’s divided realms.

Necessary Truth And The Existence Of External Objects, Nathan J. Jun

Episteme

Since the beginning of modern philosophy, philosophers have struggled to establish that both the external and the internal worlds exist. This paper's author summarizes the positions of the strong idealists of the modern period such as Locke, Berkeley, and especially Hume. Next he establishes that some contemporary analytic philosophers question not the external world, but the internal world—posing the problem from another angle. The author then embarks on proving the existence of the external world in such a way that the internal world is not put into question. From what we know about logic, necessity, and rationality, it follows that …

Truth, Inquiry, And The Prospect For Moral Knowledge, Adrian M. Viens

Episteme

Recent pragmatists Cheryl J. Misak and Christopher Hookway extend and improve upon C. S. Pierce’s pragmatist ethics. Their work demonstrates that an objective, determinate truth value for morality is most successfully achieved not by a form of realism but by pragmatic consideration, which finds that truth-aimed committed beliefs lead to definite consequences. While explaining pragmatic ethics, the author believes that the important insight is the link offered between inquiry and truth. The pragmatist conception of experience opens the door to establish genuine moral knowledge once the fact/value dichotomy is dissolved—thanks in part to Quine. Although criticized on account of qualification …

Revolutionary Modality In Merleau-Ponty's Philosophy Of Ambiguity: A Phenomenological Basis For Critical Politics, Andrew Thomas Lazella

Episteme

Merold Westphal wrongly interprets the political power of Merleau-Ponty’s philosophy of ambiguity. Yet, Westphal is right about Merleau-Ponty’s politics as aesthetic: the essence of Merleau-Ponty’s political proposal is political activity defined as concrete lived-experience. The author argues in support of Merleau-Ponty’s politics, which, by way of the ambiguity of perception, must be related to his phenomenology. To keep dialogue—being-for-others—open, Merleau-Ponty embraces situated-ness. This allows him to avoid the foundationalist pitfalls of existential modality that lead to justifying vanguard party terrorism. Furthermore, his understanding of inter-subjectivity frees the proletariat from being irrational subjects merely used by political leadership. If Merleau-Ponty seems …

Against The Necessity Of Identity Statements, Philip D. Miller

Episteme

Kripke’s Naming and Necessity argues for an odd form of necessity with regard to identity statements. This paper demonstrates that such oddness is due to internal inconsistency and the falseness of Kripke’s notion of rigid designation. The author first examines Kripke’s philosophy of language which covers necessary vs. contingent, necessary vs. a priori, and the overturning of Kant with the claim that a necessary truth can be an a posteriori truth, like “Hesperus is Phosphorous.” Following Michael Wreen’s systematic understanding of Kripke’s argument, and agreeing with the logic of David Bostock’s and Helen Steward’s criticisms of Kripke, which challenge Kripke …

Donagan And Heidegger: Two Conflicting Ideas Of Authenticity, Henry C. Driscoll

Episteme

Alan Donagan criticizes Heidegger for falling into what Collingwood calls the “corrupt consciousness,” but this author explains that Donagan misunderstands Heidegger’s design. The paper opens with Donagan’s philosophy that ties ethics to rationality. Donagan’s fundamental principle of rationality requires each person to respect each other’s rationality, and Donagan’s Thomistic and Kantian theory of conscience determines the permissibility of actions. He believes that existentialism, including Heidegger’s, which does not agree to the principle of rationality, engenders a false consciousness, which thereby corrupts the conscience. But, the author contends, Heidegger’s phenomenology does not actually amount to this. Authenticity is not recognizing mortality …

Gadamer And The Authenticity Of Openness, Benjamin Mcmyler

Episteme

Gadamer is too often charged with subjectivism and relativism. Bearing in mind Hubert Dreyfus’ new interpretation that Heidegger describes two separate types of resoluteness and authenticity, the author rescues Gadamer’s philosophy of openness by identifying its hermeneutic with Heidegger’s Aristotelian side—skirting supposed associations with Kierkegaard or Nietzsche that have confused Gadamer’s project in the past. Following Heidegger, Gadamer’s epistemology identifies both a personal (situated, particular) horizon and historical (given, universal) horizon, and understanding is the fusion of the two. Gadamer’s openness is a condition of our accomplished understanding, where our knowing of our essential finitude promotes on-going attention to the …

Aristotle's Theory Of Sense Perception, David Tulkin

Episteme

In recent years, Nussbaum/Putnam and M. F. Burnyeat have engaged in a back-and-forth debate over Aristotle’s theory of perception. This author traces the developments of this debate, explores the various questions that come into play, and ends up dissatisfied with both camps. There are two overriding questions: What does Aristotle mean to take as the nature of the sense-organ in perception? and How does esse naturale and esse intentionale link-up? The contemporary philosophers, perhaps sheltered by contemporary philosophy of mind, think they can prove their interpretation to be correct without answering this second question. The author reports the various replies, …

The Call Of Duty And Beyond: Problems Concerning Justification And Virtue In The Ethical Models Of Epistemology, Peter J. Tedesco

Episteme

Internalist considerations are crucial to a good theory of belief formation—epistemic or ethical. To get to this conclusion, the author first shows the insufficiency of a strong externalist account of true belief; he critique’s Plantinga’s reliabilism by way of demonstration. Plantinga’s idea of epistemic warrant shares a maximum ideal with utilitarianism (the desire for the most true beliefs), but the good intentions of the theory are undermined by 1) the author’s car counter-example that illustrates the relevance of internal circumstances, and 2) a realization that Plantinga pays no mind to volition variance. Next, the author analyzes Linda Trinkaus Zagzebski’s virtue …

Oral History: John Bartosiewicz

Zycie w Ameryce: A Collection of Polish-American Oral Histories

This conversation is an oral history interview with a former member of Worcester’s Polish-American community. The interview touches on a variety of aspects of life in the community, from school and parish life, to Polishness and the significance of language, and the effects of suburbanization.

Interview keywords: St. Mary’s, church / parish, all Polish, PNI, women’s guild, basketball, immigrant, Polishness, language, John Paul II, I-290, suburbs.

Wimbledon, Richard C. Crepeau

On Sport and Society

The Wimbledon fortnight is my favorite fortnight of them all. The tennis is generally of high quality, the venue is steeped in beauty, and the singular notion of playing on grass, all combine to the make this grand slam event the holy grail of tennis. Am I overdoing it? Well yes, but then, for me it is all of these things and more.

Free Will, Determinism, And Moral Responsibility: An Analysis Of Event-Causal Incompatibilism, Gunnar Footh

Philosophy Honors Projects

In this project, I will analyze, summarize, and critique the incompatibilist theory known as source incompatibilism, which argues that a moral agent is morally responsible for an action only if they are the proper source of that action. More specifically, I will analyze the source incompatibilist views of event-causal incompatibilism, which argues that an agent has free will only if there exists indeterminacy in her decision-making process, either before the formation of a decision itself of during the formation of a decision. I will argue that event-causal incompatibilist views suffer from problems of control and moral chanciness. Thus I will …

Memorial Service Program For Florence Deshazer, Salem, Or, Salem Free Methodist Church

Overview

Program for Memorial Service in Salem, Oregon, celebrating the life of Florence DeShazer.

Herb Reinhard Collection, 1984-1988, Office Of The President

University Archives Finding Aids

No abstract provided.

Iot Based Recipes For Enabling Senior Citizens: Stakeholders Views On How Integration Of Iot And Web Services Can Enhance Well-Being And Inclusion Of Older People, Matteo Zallio, Damon Berry, John Mcgrory

Conference papers

The main body of research clearly highlights the world’s population is rapidly expanding. When this fact is combined with the increase in life longevity due to medical and social advances it alters the demographic balance in relation to age. Hence, the number of people aged 65 and over is constantly increasing. The potential of Smart Technologies and IoT-based devices to improve health has increased rapidly in the last few years and users are now in a position to contribute to the development of the interaction process and need to be properly trained on benefits of using new technologies. IFTTT (If …

Embodying The West: A Literary And Cultural History Of Environment, Body, And Belief, Julie E. Williams

English Language and Literature ETDs

My dissertation challenges the dominant narrative identity about Western embodiment and opens the field of Western literary studies as it explores what the West looks like to women writers for whom it is not a space of regeneration through violence. I argue that women’s writing reconceptualizes Western literature, creating a counter-narrative about American identity by shaping a space for and a discourse about the embodied experiences that have been marginalized, silenced, and ignored. Through examining discourses of health and embodiment in women’s writing about the American West from the 1880s to the present day, my study brings together a diverse …

Afro-Peruvian Creoles: A Social And Political History Of Afro-Descended Peruvians In An Era Of Nationalism And Scientific Racism, Daniel S. Cozart

History ETDs

This dissertation analyzes the history of Afro-descended Peruvians after the abolition of slavery in 1854 until the census of 1940, which asserted that Afro-Peruvians comprised less than two percent of the national population. It combines analyses of primary and secondary sources to examine Afro-Peruvian historical agency, demographic erasure and the politics of censuses, contested definitions of race and citizenship, self-representation in politics, culture, and the arts, as well as the labor history of Afro-Peruvians. The dissertation builds on the framing of Atlantic History to revise prior assumptions that Afro-Peruvians nearly disappeared from census records in the twentieth century because they …

On The Plains Of Moab: Reflections For The End Times, Patrick Mazani

All Books

Signs are everywhere and are clear that we are heading toward uncertainty. People are speculative on either our immediate or long-term future. Our life situation is deteriorating momentarily. We admit that we are in a crisis. The author addresses our contemporary plight by drawing our attention to the final moments of ancient Israel on their forty-year journey from Egypt to Canaan. The author focuses on this historical biblical event and draws practical lessons that amazingly impact people today who are living in the very last stages of the earth’s history. He shows that we can learn from past history and …

Program; 2017-07-16; Pre-Anniversary Of Dr. Dennis Lee, Jr., Hopewell Baptist Church

Hopewell Baptist Church

No abstract provided.