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The Redemption of the Body and Sacramentality of Marriage (Theology of the Body) From the Weekly Audiences of His Holiness September 5, 1979 – November 28, 1984
The resurrection power is the secret of the apostles’ and early believers’ boldness in proclaiming the good news. This paper therefore re-reads the Theology of resurrection in Pauline epistolary, vis-à-vis the Gospels, in apposition with the that of Hebrews, with a socio-rhetorical methodology.
- Timothy Stephen
Apr 8, 2022 · Patristic scholars, in an attempt to build on the apostolic tradition, expressed varied interpretations of Christ’s death on the cross. Among the different patristic interpretations, Iranaeus ...
the revelation of divine love evident in the death and resurrection of Jesus, representing God’s ultimate response to our human condition—nothing “will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord” (Rom 8:39). However, there is another side of the story of redemption, our personal
The novel tells the story of life in a war-torn Liberia, it is very challenging especially for Bendu Lewis. She is a young woman who took it upon herself to counsel traumatized survivors of the Liberian civil war despite the fact that she was.
- Chidiogo M A R Y Ezeneche
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This obedience of the Son-full of joy-reaches its zenith in the face of the passion and cross: "Father, if it is your will, take this cup from me; yet not my will but yours be done."(80) From the prayer in Gethsemane onwards, Christ's readiness to do the will of the Father is filled to the very brim of suffering, becoming that obedience "unto ...
