Lifes of Neomartyrs in Cod . Xenophontos 25. Cultural and Social Framework Research on the neomartyrs Orthodox Church has admittedly made significant progress recent years, with books, studies articles by older newer researchers as well special conferences that have been organized during last decades Greece. The hitherto unpublished collection codex 25 are a category saints our dating from 16th...

Abstract The purpose of this article is to provide a survey the interpretation Revelation 19–21 in early North African Christian communities (II–III century). These chapters refer one most controversial passages John’s Apocalypse (the eschatological war, millennial kingdom, and descent New Jerusalem). After brief methodological reflection, will investigate how these were interpreted not only La...

In developed nations assassinations are rare and thus the impact of such acts on electoral political landscape is understudied. this paper, we focus Twitter data to examine effects Japan's former Primer Minister Abe's assassination Japanese House Councillors elections in 2022. We utilize sentiment analysis emotion detection together with topic modeling over 2 million tweets compare them against...

In the last stage of his life, Cristóbal Hernández de Quintana painted Martyrdom St. Stephen. The painting was purchased in 1781 to be placed main sacristy new church La Concepción Orotava, still unfinished. message clear: teach priests by example saint’s death. had used various sources compose scene, some them coming from engravings important European masters, with a city Jerusalem that rooted...

This essay examines the way Irenaeus of Lyons describes Blandina in her martyrdom: seen by others as embodying Christ and so encouraging them to also bear witness be born into life Virgin Mother, Church. It explores particular Irenaeus' exegetical moves, regain a sense unity theology exegesis transformed transforming vision, which turn extends incarnation present those who take up cross. In thi...

AMONG the many saints associated with the healing arts, the twin brothers SS. Cosmas and Damian have long been revered and adopted as patrons. Their practice ofmedicine and surgery in Asia Minor without fe-hence called 'Anagyroi,' without silver-and their martyrdom in Aegea, in Cilicia, in the time of Diocletian, and according to tradition by Lysis, Roman Governor of the Province, made a lastin...