Kindt-Matthes untersucht, wie man heute Angstphanomene in neutestamentlichen Texten angemessen, detailliert und methodisch kontrolliert wahrnehmen und interpretieren kann.
Kindt-Matthes untersucht, wie man heute Angstphanomene in neutestamentlichen Texten angemessen, detailliert und methodisch kontrolliert wahrnehmen und interpretieren kann.
Discover the timeless spiritual counsel of Padre Pio-one of the most beloved and powerful spiritual guides of the twentieth century-whose life was profoundly marked by intense suffering and extraordinary union with Christ.
Porque la llama de Huitzilopochtli no se extinguió con la caída de Tenochtitlan: permanece encendida en la memoria de un pueblo que aún busca comprender su origen y su destino.
Siguiendo el Evangelio de san Juan, la autora recorre momentos clave de la vida de Jesús (las bodas de Caná, la Pasión y la Resurrección) desde los ojos, los sentimientos, las alegrías y el sufrimiento de su madre, que camina con discreción tras Él conservando cada acontecimiento en su corazón.
Who Do You Think You Are is a profound spiritual memoir exploring the feeling of not belonging, early existential awareness, and the search for identity beyond earthly roles.
First published in the 1850s, James Craigie Robertson's History of the Christian Church stands as one of the nineteenth century's most comprehensive and enduring chronicles of Christianity from its apostolic origins through the Reformation.
First published in the 1850s, James Craigie Robertson's History of the Christian Church stands as one of the nineteenth century's most comprehensive and enduring chronicles of Christianity from its apostolic origins through the Reformation.
Forgiveness has often been viewed as a religious obligation but is increasingly being advocated as a means of healing, release and promoting wellbeing.
Discover the timeless spiritual counsel of Padre Pio-one of the most beloved and powerful spiritual guides of the twentieth century-whose life was profoundly marked by intense suffering and extraordinary union with Christ.
First published in the 1850s, James Craigie Robertson's History of the Christian Church stands as one of the nineteenth century's most comprehensive and enduring chronicles of Christianity from its apostolic origins through the Reformation.
A few years ago, the rhetoric of hope was all the rage, but the faith it expressed has been challenged by recent events and in recent political theory.
Christian Homeland focuses on the involvement of clergy and prominent laity of the Episcopal Church in Middle Eastern affairs, both religious and political, between the Greek War of Independence (1821-1829) and the Second Arab-Israeli War (1956-1957), with a brief epilogue covering additional events up to the present day.
A few years ago, the rhetoric of hope was all the rage, but the faith it expressed has been challenged by recent events and in recent political theory.
