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1. www.academia.edu › 113826790 › Don_Cupitt_Is_Nothing(PDF) Don Cupitt, Is Nothing Sacred? The Non-Realistic ...

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   His radical theological stance has attracted much media attention and much censure – Cupitt cites with some relish Oxford philosopher Mary Warnock’s claim that he is an ‘enemy of objective truth and public morals.’1 In the 1980s in Britain he was often in the public eye.

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2. granta.com › is-nothing-sacredIs Nothing Sacred? | Salman Rushdie | Granta Magazine

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   Apr 26, 1990 · ‘Is Nothing Sacred?’ is the text of the Herbert Read Memorial Lecture delivered by Harold Pinter at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London on 6 February 1990. It was also published by Granta as a pamphlet.

3. dt.pepperdine.edu › projects › lillyUnderstanding Vocation: Discerning and Responding to God's Call

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   This holy calling refers to hearing and understanding God's voice in one's life and obeying the summons given. Thus, vocation-or one's calling-brings divine meaning and purpose to the life of a Christian.

4. maverickphilosopher.typepad.com › maverickWhat Does It Mean to Say that Nothing is Sacred?

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   Feb 15, 2009 · Nothing, nothing at all, is holy, venerable, worthy of worship; nothing is an appropriate object of reverence. (One cannot appropriately revere one's spouse, 'worship the ground she walks on,' etc.)

5. www.jstor.org › stable › 25002219Is Nothing Sacred? The Betrayal of the Ministerial or ... - JSTOR

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   Nov 23, 1992 · The essence of an ethical analysis of ministers or teachers sexualizing a professional relationship is the measure of harm caused by the betrayal of trust which is inherent in each of these four factors. Important boundaries within the professional relationship are crossed, trust is betrayed. The sexual.

6. www.jstor.org › stable › 23040518Mircea Eliade: methodology and the meaning of the sacred - JSTOR

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   Mircea Eliade: methodology and the meaning of the sacred speculative, philosophical definition. The principal difficulties here are rooted, however, in the very notion of an 'essence' of religious phenomena and in the methodological conflict involved in pursuing the essential by means of the historical. Essence implies definition and an essential

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   What if nothing is sacred?

   • If nothing is sacred, then man is the measure of all things; he is not measured by a standard external to him. Man is autonomous: he gives the law to himself. Human autonomy is absolute, the absolute. There is nothing beyond the human horizon except matter brute and blind. There is nothing that transcends the human scale.

   What Does It Mean to Say that Nothing is Sacred? - Maverick Philosopher

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   Is the cessation of Nothing Sacred?

   • The cessation of nothing has ever been sacred. 1.1. Mircea Eliade, Patterns in comparative religion. Translation of Traile d'histoire des religions from the French by Rosemary Sheed. London and New York: Sheed and Ward, 1958, p. 31, hereafter cited as Patterns. 2. Eg. cf. Mircea Eliade, Cosmos and History. The myth of the eternal return.

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   Is there a derivatively sacred thing?

   • If there is nothing that is originally sacred, then there is nothing that is derivatively sacred either. One obvious problem with Hitchens' position is that it is by no means obvious that there is nothing sacred. I should think that something is originally sacred if and only if God or a suitably similar transcendent Absolute exists.

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   What is a Christian call?

   • the Christian call involves a life of service to oth-ers. This lack of recognition may increase our vulnerability to barriers created through personal values and beliefs such as self-interest, self-absorption, and self-righteousness, further hampering our ability to hear God (Farnham et al., 1991; Hardy, 1990; Rayburn, 1997).

   Understanding Vocation: Discerning and Responding to God's Call

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   What is the difference between sacred and profane?

   • 'Sacred' and 'profane' referred by virtue of anything proper to those things themselves. Values are not rooted in facts; and yet, at one remove, values are themselves facts. 'The sacred' is, for Eliade, quite clearly a hierophany. base metal of the profane into the gold of the sacred.

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   Why should literature be declared sacrosanct?

   • Literature is made at the frontier between the self and the world, and in the act of creation that frontier softens, becomes permeable, allows the world to flow into the artist and the artist to flow into the world. Nothing so inexact, so easily and frequently misconceived, deserves the protection of being declared sacrosanct.

   Is Nothing Sacred? | Salman Rushdie | Granta Magazine

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8. www.gla.ac.uk › docs › PragmaticsThe Pragmatics of Defining Religion in a Multi-cultural World

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   the view that there is nothing distinctive about religions, as well as to the recent claim that religions do not exist. Our world contains a striking diversity of religious traditions.