“…En el libro van apareciendo diversos temas: el descubrimiento de la religión y de la filosofía; la fascinación por el cine; la pasión por la música: la iniciación en el complejo y cautivador mundo femenino; la figura del padre; los estudios en los jesuitas y en las universidades de Barcelona y Colonia; el breve paso por el Opus Dei y después por el PSUC; la docencia universitaria; el trabajo en la editorial Salvat, el ambiente lúgubre y radiante del Barrio Chino, la gauche divine y la incipiente liberación sexual. En esta magníficas memorias el autor ofrece una sucesión de recuerdos que iluminan la iniciación a la vida y al pensamiento de un joven filósofo que escandalizó a los académicos y a los ortodoxos, y que es en la actualidad uno de los más ilustres pensadores del panorama español…”

“…Non seulement, la Huitième vision du Livre des œuvres divines d’Hildegarde de Bingen montre que l’humilité a ses racines dans la fontaine de vie, mais Eckhart va encore plus loin en expliquant qu’elle est le centre de gravité de la vie qui donne à chacun sa véritable place et lui permet de s’accomplir. …”

“…Este libro son las memorias de uno de los artífi ces de aquellos años irrepetibles, José Ribas, y la crónica al mismo tiempo de la revista que creó y de la que fue editor, Ajoblanco.Pepe Ribas cuenta la historia del ascenso de aquella utopía y de su fracaso, de muchas vidas entrecruzadas: Quim Monzó, Luis Racionero, Mariscal, Nazario, Agustín García Calvo, el grupo sevillano Smash, Canet Rock, la gauche divine, El Joglars y Els Comediants, Ocaña, Burning, Terenci Moix, Moncho Alpuente, Salvador Pániker, Ceesepe, Pau Riba..…”

“…Special focus is placed on: the relation of words to images in representation of divine realm, the relation between the logos within (reason) and the logos without (speech) both in linguistics and in Christology, the relation between the incarnate Word and the written text, and the place of reason in the interpretation of revelation.Bringing together materials which are rarely synthesized in modern study, this book shows how Greek and biblical thought part company in their appraisal of the capacity of reason to grasp the nature of God, and how in consequence verbal revelation plays a more significant role in biblical teaching. …”

“…His well-known involvement with Christianity led him to engage with two major disputes that divided his Christian subjects: the 'Donatist schism' centered from the emperor's perspective on determining the rightful bishop of Carthage, and the so-called 'Arian controversy', a theological conflict about the proper understanding of the Son's divine nature in relation to that of the Father. This book examines a number of letters associated with Constantine that directly address both of these disagreements, exploring his point of view and motivations to better understand how and why this emperor applied his power to internal church divisions. …”

“…MADAM,You have been pleased to send me the Works of four Famous and Learned Authors, to wit, of two most Famous Philosophers of our Age, Des Cartes, and Hobbs, and of that Learned Philosopher and Divine Dr. More, as also of that Famous Physician and Chymist Van Helmont. …”

“…Kaucha offers over a dozen arguments for Christianity based on Ratzinger's writings (and his original thinking): the Christian axiom as an argument for Christianity, Jesus Christ as the proof of the existence of God, Divine Revelation as an unending proof of God's existence, the alternative argument, the argument from definitive novelty, the argument from the absence of someone greater than Jesus, argument from truth, the anthropological argument, the argument from forgiveness, the argument "from reason", the argument from faith, Ratzinger's wager (in analogy to the famous Pascal's wager), the argument from the whole truth (many times very painful for Christians) about Christianity, the argument from the whole truth (many times very shameful for Catholics) about the Church, comparative argument no. 1 (Christianity versus other Religions), comparative argument no. 2 (Christianity versus the ever more secularized world)" -- Editor…”

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“…Clément s'adresse à une élite cultivée, férue de philosophie, qu'il invite à se convertir au Logos, Raison divine incarnée en Jésus-Christ. Dans le premier " Stromate ", Clément expose et explique sa conviction que la culture grecque et la philosophie, bien loin d'être un obstacle pour la foi chrétienne, en sont une préparation, qu'elles ne s'accomplissent même que dans le Christ si l'on veut aller au bout de la réflexion : la sagesse semée par Dieu en pays grec doit porter les fruits de l'évangile, laisse-t-il entendre dès le début de l'ouvrage. …”

“…Une étude plus approfondie devrait pouvoir préciser les premières manifestations de sa puissance et les origines de l’extension du culte divin en Sicile. La rapidité de cette action et ses caractères laissent supposer qu’il faut, selon les régions, faire appel aux deux sources de ce culte que nous avons formulées antérieurement, les origines crétoises et les apports phéniciens. …”

“…Au-delà du légendaire républicain sublimant les « soldats de l'an II » et de la vision noire des royalistes qui font du conflit un châtiment divin, cette étude s'interroge sur l'influence de la guerre sur la Révolution. …”

“…Readers of The Qur'an Seminar Commentary will find that the 50 passages selected for inclusion in this work include many of the most important and influential elements of the Qur'an, including: - Q 1, al-Fatiha- Q 2:30-39, the angelic prostration before Adam- Q 2:255, the "Throne Verse"- Q 3:7, the muhkamat and mutashabihat- Q 4:3, polygamy and monogamy- Q 5:112-15, the table (al-ma'ida) from heaven- Q 9:29, fighting the People of the Book and the jizya- Q 12, the story of Joseph- Q 24:45, the "Light Verse"- Q 33:40, the "seal of the prophets"- Q 53, the "satanic verses"- Q 96, including the passage often described as the "first revelation"- Q 97, the "night of qadr"- Q 105, the "Companions of the Elephant"- Q 112, on God and the denial of a divine son The collaborative nature of this work, which involves a wide range of scholars discussing the same passages from different perspectives, offers readers with an unprecedented diversity of insights on the Qur'anic text…”

“…Mais pour la majorité des rabbins, elle paraît contraire à une conception théologique de l’histoire, qui voit dans la dispersion du peuple juif un châtiment qui ne pourra être racheté que par le pardon divin. Les événements du XXe siècle feront que cette idée d’une patrie juive sera acceptée par les courants religieux, au moins pour garantir la survie des juifs, au prix d’un compromis (le statu quo) entre les dirigeants de l’État et le judaïsme orthodoxe…”

“…Why do we so intensely love or hate films that dare to broach the subjects of the divine and the diabolical? These questions stimulate further thoughts about life, meaning, philosophy, absurdity, friendship, tragedy, humor, death, and God. …”

“…Some even see it as part of their divine destiny. Faced with looming departures, Peruvians develop cosmopolitan plans to transform themselves from economic migrants into pastors, lovers, and leaders. …”

“…The ambivalences and contradictory nature of his poetics are part of the fabulist’s self-presentation, whereby certain figures, such as Aesop the trickster, the donkey, and even divine figures such as Prometheus play central role…”

“…Taggart traces the sociopolitical role of Nahua rain gods--who took both human and divine forms--back hundreds of years and sheds new light on the connections between social experiences and the Nahua understanding of water and weather in stories. …”