... Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints is characterized by specific expectations in the realm of gender roles and sexuality, expectations which can be interpreted as heteronormative symbolic boundaries...

...Phillip Maciak Abstract Generally overlooked by scholars, the final scene of D. W. Griffith’s The Birth of a Nation—in which Jesus Christ is superimposed in an apocalyptic revelry—is crucial to understanding Griffith’s aesthetic project. While it may seem an odd culmination...

...The Revelation of Jesus Christ is an amalgam of visions, letters, and sequences of catastrophic judgements, which devastate the sinful world, particularly the oppressor ‘Babylon’; all interspersed with precious glimpses of hope, including a thousand-year reign by Christ and then the consummation...

... approach to biblical truth acknowledges that truth is to be found primarily in the whole Bible. Jesus Christ is the Truth, attested prophetically in the Old Testament and apostolically in the New. Ultimately biblical truth is something to be lived and practised. A closed list of inspired...

.... “Faith,” Saint Paul said, “comes from what is heard” (Rom 10:17). Certainly that is where many among the first Christian believers began. They listened to those like Paul who proclaimed the good news of Jesus Christ (1 Cor 2:1–5; Gal 3:1–5; 4:13–14), and they listened to their letters, which were read...

... Justin Martyr Origen Reimarus Hermann Samuel Strauss David Friedrich Borg Marcus J Lüdemann Gerd Bultmann Rudolf Sawicki Marianne Wright N T b Abodah Zarah Chilton Bruce Orr James Crossan John Dominic Taylor Vincent Bauckham Richard Williams Rowan Rashdall Hastings Christians Jesus...

..., and dotted lines indicate incompatibility. Figure 8.2 Joseph’s Smith vision of meeting Moroni. Descriptions of cultural practices can be enriched by understanding the cognitions and emotions occurring in the minds of the people enacting the practices. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is new...

... about the presence of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist without clarifying what they believed about his identity. Who was Jesus, after all, and what could he have meant to imply about himself when, as the Gospel of Matthew reports, he broke bread and told his disciples, “Take, eat, this is my body”? Early...

... ethics Santmire Paul Karl Barth Paul Santmire human freedom Jesus Christ creation Christian stewardship In the previous chapter our search for Barth's model of stewardship pointed us toward God's work in Christ. Even though we began reading Barth for his view of specific practices, the question...

...This chapter examines the thoughts and views of German theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer on the role of Jesus Christ and the Church in society. Bonhoeffer maintained that he and his fellow Christians must not only focus on resolving the current crisis and alleviating their current distress...

...This section contains four separate prayers, known in Latin as Quattuor orationes, that were composed by St. Birgitta in praise of the Virgin Mary and Jesus Christ. They may date back to Birgitta’s early life and may have been used in her daily devotions throughout her visionary...

...Though Nauvoo was abandoned by most Latter-day Saints in the nineteenth century, Emma Smith, the widow of Church founder Joseph Smith, and her children remained in the city, maintaining a Mormon presence in western Illinois. This chapter examines the rise of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ...

... opening diversion from terror of existence intoxication Pascal Blaise sleep Zarathustra Nietzschean figure Descartes René Plato Phaedo Gospel of Matthew Socrates Jesus Christ human nature death human certainty peace serenity Do you remember how, in Phaedo, Plato...

...This chapter provides a historical background on how in the nineteenth-century Hawaiians came to be incorporated into the larger cosmology of the Mormon Church through notions of lineage. In the 1850s the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, drawing upon dominant notions of race...

... wa’a kaulua o Iosepa Wallace William K Uncle Bill Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints LDS Church colonization indigenous colonization and raciali zation Iosepa name Makali’i missionaries and missionary work acquire land for settlement Mo’ikeha Keakaokalani Mormonism racialization...

...This chapter reflects on the Mormon Tabernacle Choir's quest for spectacle throughout its existence. Since 1982, Jerold Ottley had asked the First Presidency for the Choir to have its own orchestra. Gordon Hinckley, now president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. favored Ottley's...

... of the public ministry of Jesus Christ, Egyptians accepted the Divine Child as Lord over their lives. In fact, a wealth of stories and legends has been transmitted about the wondrous works wrought by the Christ child in the Delta and the Valley of the Nile. This chapter arrives at the date of 7 bc...

...This chapter provides a description of salvation and abundance of grace wished to the Christian princess Marguerite of France, Queen of Navarre, Duchess of Alencon and of Berry, M[arie] D[entière] of Tournai through Jesus Christ. She was told that women should know how to flee and avoid all errors...