Faptul magic şi faptul mistic. Prima întâlnire a lui Eliade cu opera lui Evola by Liviu Bordaș

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“Global mortality and readmission rates following COPD exacerbation-related hospitalisation: a meta-analysis of 65 945 individual patients”. Kiki Waeijen-Smit, Mieke Crutsen, Spencer Keene, Marc Miravitlles, Ernesto Crisafulli, Antoni Torres, Christian Mueller, Philipp Schuetz, Thomas J. Ringbæk, Fabio Fabbian, Evgeni Mekov, Timothy H....

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Konvention, Intention und Konstruktion. Die Stimmführungsparallelen in den Choralsätzen Johann Sebastian Bachs und Georg Philipp Telemanns by Andreas Moraitis

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’n Reformatoriese Kindbeskouing: In watter mate kom dit tot sy reg in die Suid-Afrikaanse Onderwysreg en -Jurisprudensie? by Johannes Lodewicus van der Walt, Izak J Oosthuizen

“…Koers : Bulletin for Christian Scholarship…”
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Common grace as theological encouragement for interreligious dialogue by T. Salurante, D. Kristanto, M. Wibowo

“…On many occasions, Kuyper acknowledged that people of other religions have better qualities than Christians. Although not salvific, common grace opens various possibilities for Christians to learn from non-Christians. …”
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Odkrywanie misji Kościoła w dziełach Thomasa Mertona by Wojciech Oleśków

“…According to Merton, the mission of the Church is to spread the Gospel. Christians discover this mission dynamism through their bond with God. …”
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Mission among the Jews by A. van de Beek

“…The first people to do so were Jewish Christians. When Gentile Christians are called to proclaim the gospel to the Jews, they can do so only on the common ground of the Scriptures: the Old Testament. …”
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“The Poor will always be with you”: Ethical Implications for the Church and Development in Africa. by Rugyendo, Medard

“…This paper seeks to delve into the meaning of Jesus’ words and propose ethical implications for Christians. What’s the role of Christians in fighting poverty amongst themselves? …”
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“The Poor will always be with you”: Ethical Implications for the Church and Development in Africa by Medard, Rugyendo

“…This paper seeks to delve into the meaning of Jesus’ words and propose ethical implications for Christians. What’s the role of Christians in fighting poverty amongst themselves? …”
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Romans 1:24–28 and Same-Sex Practice: Some Exegetical Remarks by Marius Nel

“…Few things can potentially divide (and are dividing) Christians like the LGBTIQ+ issue. Conservative churches argue that sexuality forms an integral part of the human being and, hence, that sexual sin falls in a category of its own in any catalogue of sins. …”
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Retoriek in die vroeg-Christelike Latynse kerk in die Weste by DJ Coetzee

“…Although educated Christians had also studied in the rhetorical schools, the roots of rhetoric were deeply founded in classical, profane literature, the contents of which were unacceptable for Christians. …”
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Missional insights on socio-political realities, religious vulnerability, and the choice of Barabbas by Ignatius W. Ferreira

“…This article presents a missional perspective on the complex interplay between socio-political realities, religious vulnerability and the formation of political ideologies among Western Christians, drawing insights from the biblical narrative of the choice of Barabbas at Jesus’s trial. …”
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Freedom in the sense of the Heidelberg Catechism - an orientation in the problems of modern liberty by E. Busch

“… The Heidelberg Catechism courageously mentions that Christians participate in the work of Christ as the eternal king. …”
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Migrer et réveiller les Églises : Diversification des cultes chrétiens en Tunisie by Katia Boissevain

“…In this article the author analyzes the religious practices of sub-Saharan Africans Christians in Tunisia and the recomposition of the religious landscape arising from the installation of the African Development Bank (ADB) in the capital. …”
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Opening the Trinity: developing the "open theism" debate by D. T. Williams

“…At the same time kenosis was done for the sake of enabling a relationship with God, in which Christians do find ultimate security. …”
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Écrits comptables et commerce interreligieux : les cas des registres d'Ugo Teralh de Forcalquier et de la compagnie Datini (xive-xve siècles) by Ingrid Houssaye Michienzi, Judith Olszowy-Schlanger

“…The accounting documents, directly issued from the practice of business, allow historians to penetrate at the heart of commercial collaborations between Christians and Jews, and between Christians and Mudéjars, in Western Europe and the Mediterranean Sea in the Late Middle Ages. …”
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Karl Barth’s Christological anthropology as a basis for building an interreligious relationship by Y.Y. Putra, A. Himawan, Y.K. Susanta

“…This theological concept of interreligious relations can guide Christians in relating to other religious groups, while they can also remain faithful to witness Jesus Christ as the centre of the message of true humanity. …”
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Ora sive labora? by Wojciech Zyzak

“…It is to emphasize that both, prayer and work should find a proper place in a Christian’s life. Since the accents can be optional, the Author claims that within the incarnational spirituality the lay Christians may identify themselves rather with the reverse order of this formula: “labora et ora”. …”
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Metamorfoses da cidade medieval. A coexistência entre a comunidade judaica e a catedral de Viseu by Anísio Miguel de Sousa Saraiva

“…The latter, as owner of the vast majority of the urban property of the city, rolled as an important liaison between christians and the jewish minority and played a strong influence in their mechanisms of spatial organization. …”
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A partial preterist understanding of Revelation 12-13 within an intertextual framework by J. A. du Rand, Y. M. Song

“…These are the conflict between John’s intertextuality and that of his audiences on the one hand, and on the other hand, the different views held by the Jewish Christians and the Gentile Christians. However, the problem of the two lines of partial preterism is not a matter of either/or but of both/and. …”
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