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The doctrine of God in African Christian thought the Holy Trinity, theological hermeneutics, and the African intellectual culture / by Kombo, James Henry Owino

Table of Contents: “…The doctrine of the Trinity : the Bible and the Church Fathers. An analysis of the biblical roots of the doctrine of the Trinity -- The emergence of the doctrine of immanent Trinity -- pt. 2. …”
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The doctrine of God in African Christian thought the Holy Trinity, theological hermeneutics, and the African intellectual culture / by Kombo, James Henry Owino

Table of Contents: “…The doctrine of the Trinity : the Bible and the Church Fathers. An analysis of the biblical roots of the doctrine of the Trinity -- The emergence of the doctrine of immanent Trinity -- pt. 2. …”
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The doctrine of God in African Christian thought : the Holy Trinity, theological hermeneutics, and the African intellectual culture / by Kombo, James Henry Owino

Table of Contents: “…The doctrine of the Trinity : the Bible and the Church Fathers. An analysis of the biblical roots of the doctrine of the Trinity -- The emergence of the doctrine of immanent Trinity -- pt. 2. …”

Merìr si se ŋwà' seé Lǎm Nso' : e mvə̀m kimfèr kee mo Nyùy-iì bomen yúv wùn à nsay (Ŋwà' Kè'lo 1.1-2.3) /

Criticism of religion on Marxism and theology, II / by Boer, Roland, 1961-

Table of Contents: “…-- Pascal's miracle -- Kierkegaard's encounter -- Paul's fable -- Conclusion : necessary fables -- The conundrums of Giorgio Agamben -- The search for Paul -- Christology, or the problem of Jesus Messiah -- Faith, law and grace as placeholder of the void -- Pre-law, or trying to make sense of Paul -- Conclusion : relativising theology -- The self-exorcism of Georg Lukács -- A world abandoned by God -- Leap-frogging Christianity -- Autobiographical exorcism -- The Bible and the beekeeper's manual -- An apparent absence? …”
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Criticism of religion on Marxism and theology, II / by Boer, Roland, 1961-

Table of Contents: “…-- Pascal's miracle -- Kierkegaard's encounter -- Paul's fable -- Conclusion : necessary fables -- The conundrums of Giorgio Agamben -- The search for Paul -- Christology, or the problem of Jesus Messiah -- Faith, law and grace as placeholder of the void -- Pre-law, or trying to make sense of Paul -- Conclusion : relativising theology -- The self-exorcism of Georg Lukács -- A world abandoned by God -- Leap-frogging Christianity -- Autobiographical exorcism -- The Bible and the beekeeper's manual -- An apparent absence? …”
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Greek-English lexicon of the new testament : based on semantic domains / by Louw, Johannes P.

Greek-English lexicon of the new testament : based on semantic domains / by Louw, Johannes P.

Newton and the Netherlands : How Isaac Newton was Fashioned in the Dutch Republic /

Table of Contents: “…/ Rina Knoeff -- The Man Who Erased Himself / Willem Jacob -- Ad Maas ̀The Wisest Man to Whom this Earth Has as Yet Given Birth' Petrus van Musschenbroek and the limits of Newtonian natural philosophy / Kees de Pater -- Low Country Opticks The optical pursuits of Lambert ten Kate and Daniel Fahrenheit in early Dutch Ǹewtonianism' / Fokko Jan Dijksterhuis -- Defining the Supernatural The Dutch Newtonians, the Bible and the Laws of Nature / Rienk Vermij -- Anti-Newtonianism and Radical Enlightenment / Jordy Geerlings -- Newtonianism at the Dutch Universities during the Enlightenment The teaching of ̀philosophy' from Gravesande to Van Swinden / Henri Krop.…”
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Europe After Wyclif /

Table of Contents: “…A world astir: Europe and religion in the early fifteenth century -- Cosmopolitan artists, Florentine initials, and the Wycliffite Bible -- Constructing the Apocalypse: connections between English and Bohemian apocalyptic thinking -- Wyclif's early reception in Bohemia and his influence on the thought of Jerome of Prague -- Determinism between Oxford and Prague: the late Wyclif's retractions and their defense ascribed to Peter Payne -- Before and after Wyclif: consent to another's sin in medieval Europe -- Interpreting the intention of Christ: Roman responses to Bohemian Utraquism from Constance to Basel -- The waning of the "Wycliffites": giving names to Hussite Heresy -- Orthodoxy and the game of knowledge: Deguileville in fifteenth-century England -- Preparing for Easter: sermons on the Eucharist in English Wycliffite sermons -- "IF yt be a nacion": vernacular Scripture and English nationhood in Columbia University library, Plimpton MS 259 -- Re-forming the life of Christ.…”
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Newton and the Netherlands : How Isaac Newton was Fashioned in the Dutch Republic /

Table of Contents: “…/ Rina Knoeff -- The Man Who Erased Himself / Willem Jacob -- Ad Maas ̀The Wisest Man to Whom this Earth Has as Yet Given Birth' Petrus van Musschenbroek and the limits of Newtonian natural philosophy / Kees de Pater -- Low Country Opticks The optical pursuits of Lambert ten Kate and Daniel Fahrenheit in early Dutch Ǹewtonianism' / Fokko Jan Dijksterhuis -- Defining the Supernatural The Dutch Newtonians, the Bible and the Laws of Nature / Rienk Vermij -- Anti-Newtonianism and Radical Enlightenment / Jordy Geerlings -- Newtonianism at the Dutch Universities during the Enlightenment The teaching of ̀philosophy' from Gravesande to Van Swinden / Henri Krop.…”
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Europe After Wyclif /

Table of Contents: “…A world astir: Europe and religion in the early fifteenth century -- Cosmopolitan artists, Florentine initials, and the Wycliffite Bible -- Constructing the Apocalypse: connections between English and Bohemian apocalyptic thinking -- Wyclif's early reception in Bohemia and his influence on the thought of Jerome of Prague -- Determinism between Oxford and Prague: the late Wyclif's retractions and their defense ascribed to Peter Payne -- Before and after Wyclif: consent to another's sin in medieval Europe -- Interpreting the intention of Christ: Roman responses to Bohemian Utraquism from Constance to Basel -- The waning of the "Wycliffites": giving names to Hussite Heresy -- Orthodoxy and the game of knowledge: Deguileville in fifteenth-century England -- Preparing for Easter: sermons on the Eucharist in English Wycliffite sermons -- "IF yt be a nacion": vernacular Scripture and English nationhood in Columbia University library, Plimpton MS 259 -- Re-forming the life of Christ.…”
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My favorite things to see and share / by Beers, V. Gilbert (Victor Gilbert), 1928-

My favorite things to see and share / by Beers, V. Gilbert (Victor Gilbert), 1928-

Project management : a systems approach to planning, scheduling, and controlling / by Kerzner, Harold

Project management : a systems approach to planning, scheduling, and controlling / by Kerzner, Harold

Imagining the fetus the unborn in myth, religion, and culture /

Table of Contents: “…Introduction: Restoring nuance to imagining of the fetus -- The story of Samkarsana's and K.r.s.na's births : a drama involving embryos -- The great men of Jainism in utero: a survey -- A womb with a view : the Buddha's final fetal experiences -- Life in the womb : conception and gestation in Buddhist scripture and classical Indian medical literature -- Philosophical embryology : Buddhist texts and the ritual construction of a fetus -- Tibetan Buddhist narratives of the forces of creation -- Female feticide in the Punjab and fetus imagery in Sikhism -- Embryology in Babylonia and the bible -- The leaping child : imagining the unborn in early Christian literature -- Famous fetuses in Rabbinic narratives -- A prophet emerging : fetal narratives in Islamic literature -- The colossal fetuses of La Venta and Mesoamerica' earliest creation story -- Out of place : fetal references in Japanese mythology and cultural memory -- Seeing like a family : fetal ultrasound images and imaginings of kin.…”
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Imagining the fetus the unborn in myth, religion, and culture /

Table of Contents: “…Introduction: Restoring nuance to imagining of the fetus -- The story of Samkarsana's and K.r.s.na's births : a drama involving embryos -- The great men of Jainism in utero: a survey -- A womb with a view : the Buddha's final fetal experiences -- Life in the womb : conception and gestation in Buddhist scripture and classical Indian medical literature -- Philosophical embryology : Buddhist texts and the ritual construction of a fetus -- Tibetan Buddhist narratives of the forces of creation -- Female feticide in the Punjab and fetus imagery in Sikhism -- Embryology in Babylonia and the bible -- The leaping child : imagining the unborn in early Christian literature -- Famous fetuses in Rabbinic narratives -- A prophet emerging : fetal narratives in Islamic literature -- The colossal fetuses of La Venta and Mesoamerica' earliest creation story -- Out of place : fetal references in Japanese mythology and cultural memory -- Seeing like a family : fetal ultrasound images and imaginings of kin.…”
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Marriage without regret / by Arthur, Kay

Marriage without regret / by Arthur, Kay