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The appropriation of these words, and their unique perspective on life and its sufferings, associates us to the mystery of our Lords redemptive suffering.
Looking to Golgotha: the passion of our Lord
Peter Pulzer leads the way by accepting redemptive antisemitism as a necessary background to the Shoah but questioning whether it is sufficient to explain it.
YEARS OF PERSECUTION, YEARS OF EXTERMINATION: SAUL FRIEDLANDER AND THE FUTURE OF HOLOCAUST STUDIES
Agatha Christie's novel And Then There Were None, we are told, is a completely anti-redemptive work that has sold 100 million copies; however, the stage version features a different and more redemptive ending.
Reading for Redemption: Practical Christian Criticism
The tables with quantitative analysis have the fluidity to change with more positive outcomes if society at large embraces the redemptive religious programming format that changes and challenges an inmate to integrate successfully back into society.
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In this revised version of the doctoral dissertation he submitted to the Goethe University of Frankfurt (no date cited), Bontas follows Jewish theologian and philosopher Rosenzweig's (1886-1929) own guidance in characterizing his The Star of Redemption as a rational subjective system and so the redemptive turning point in philosophy and theology in general.
Franz Rosenzweig's rational subjective system; the redemptive turning point in philosophy and theology
At the heart of Eastwood's turn from redemptive violence is a curiosity about those left behind by death and suffering, and a growing suspicion that additional violence merely postpones and multiplies this tragedy.
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However, we also found that a high level of psychological well-being was significantly related to accounts that were high in references to national redemption and, among those more directly exposed to the attacks, high in redemptive imagery in general," he adds.
Stories told in the aftermath of national trauma reflect people's psychological well-being
8 million) as "cash distribution redemptive dividends.
Deduction denied for ESOP stock redemption
If a participant elected cash, the trust could request that GMI purchase company stock from the trust, paying the trust a dividend known as a redemptive dividend.
Deduction for ESOP distributions disallowed
In the specific context of the novel, the redemptive contract recasts the costs of war, such as death, corruption, and murder, as a moral debt.
"Do you then repair my work": the redemptive contract in Mary Shelley's Valperga
While Israel's air force dropped American bombs on Beirut last summer, NCR editorialized about "the myth of redemptive violence.
The mythic score in Iraq
In the Old Testament, the "justice of God" bears both a "salvific" and a "forensic" meaning: that is, sometimes it refers to God's redemptive love for his chosen people and the bonds of reciprocal duty that tie them to him through the Covenant, and at other times it emphasizes his rendering of justice--his meting out of punishment in order to chasten his chosen people or afflict his enemies.
La Justice de Dieu: Les Tragiques d'Agrippa d'Aubigne et la Reforme protestante en France au XVIe siecle

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