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With the growth of environmental awareness and novel forms of "green" or "ecological" religion and spirituality, new forms of pilgrimage have also emerged. Yet they have has not been well defined, documented, or analyzed. This chapter... more
Coloquio contra la barbarie del hombre, el mayor bien de la cultura escrita: jesuitas en la América Española
Mexico City, Instituto Mora, November 28th 2019.
Mexico City, Instituto Mora, November 28th 2019.
REVISITING THE EXISTENCE OF DIVNOGORSKIY CAVE MONASTERY IN THE TIMES OF THE GOLDEN HORDE: RELIGIOUS SITUATION IN THE DON REGION IN THE 13TH-14TH CENTURIES The article presents the religious and political situation in the special area of... more
La fin du XVIe siècle et le XVIIe siècle constituèrent une période décisive pour le culte des saints : mises en cause protestantes et réaffirmation catholique, développement de l’érudition, renforcement du centralisme romain en matière de... more
This edited volume results from the International Association for the History of Religions (IAHR) quinquennial congress at University of Erfurt in 2015, of which editors Christoph Bochinger and Jörg Rüpke were the organizers. The Preface... more
Confessional dynamics shaped complex scenarios within the western Mediterranean borders during the 17th century. In the limits of Catholic Europe, the urban communities were deeply sacralised, whose government required a mystic communion... more
Dyadic lessons were a prevalent form of instruction for cantors in the United States during the period of mass immigration up until the establishment of seminary-based schools of sacred music in the decade after the World War II. Dyadic... more
The first translation ever of Nathan Söderblom's "Holiness" (1913) into Italian. Comparing religious practices and beliefs from a vast repertoire, Soderblom regards the element of "holiness" as the common basis which every... more
Vow, Lawful, Unlawful, İllicit, Swear, Prophet Muhammad, Prohpet Jacob, Torah, Qoran, Natural Cretaion, Psychology, Woman, Family Psychology, Man and Woman Relationship.
The ambiguity concerning the interpretation of the ‘physical body’ in religious thought is not peculiar to any given religion, but is discernible in the scriptures, practices, and disciplines in most of the world’s major religious... more
Cross-cultural encounters often happen through cross-border journeys. Neela Bhattacharya Saxena, an English professor, takes the reader through such travel in Absent Mother God of the West. This is a work that stands at the intersection... more
This book is a rather eclectic collection of chapters around the themes of travel, identity and meaning, which ranges from meaning in Paganism through travel in South West England (Morandir Armson) to the rather more esoteric writing of... more
The questions of why people believe in supernatural agents, and why such beliefs are so widespread, have occupied the attention of scholars old and new alike. Psychologists of religion, and particularly practitioners of the cognitive... more
Resumen El presente artículo tiene como propósito dilucidar las nociones de arte, religión y filosofía que expone el filósofo Hegel en sus obras Enciclopedia de las ciencias filosóficas y Lecciones sobre la estética y las que plantea el... more
Ever since the beginning or the "fall of humanity", man's final goal has been to reach god. As they multiplied, the majority of them started falling and has been continuing forever. To help them ascend back to god, there were divine... more
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