The article is devoted to the story Schizophrenic Gospel by Bohumil Hrabal and a little-known interpretation of this prose bythe famous Polish philosopher theologian Józef Tischner. Plato, Hegel, Berkeley, Heidegger: these four names in Tischner‘s work lead Hrabal‘s thinking his gospel. discusses detail specific perception reality which according him transformed into phenomenon or image prose, ...

The Gospels are stories about Jesus which proclaim him to be Son of God. They were written by early believers to record their memories about Jesus and to interpret the meaning of his life for their communities. These narratives now constitute a major segment of Christian Scripture. The blending of history and interpretation within the framework of the stories has given to the Gospels a certain ...

Adventist mission in West Central Africa has been plagued by issues such as dual allegiance and syncretism which in certain ways have resulted in retarded growth (in comparison with other younger Christian denominations) and dwarfed the faith experiences among church members. In contrast, the book of Acts showcases a mission template with unparalleled growth and pristine faith. The task of this...

the question of being as the reference of hermeneutics is more radical than the question of interpretation in hermeneutics. being in hermeneutics becomes displayed within a text, without which no interpretation would be possible. as i have discussed in my book the authenticity of the text in hermeneutics , the text as the reference and the source of legitimacy in hermeneutics deserves priority ...

In addition to its role in glycolysis, GAPDH has been implicated as a mediator of neurotoxicity triggered by nitrosative stress. In this issue of Neuron, Sen et al. identify a novel, negative regulator of this GAPDH neurotoxic pathway termed GOSPEL, which, like GAPDH itself, is regulated by S-nitrosylation.

There are several important implications to be drawn from this statement. (a) John’s account of the signs which Jesus did is intentionally selective. He mentions many other signs (poll¦ shme‹a) of which he must have had detailed knowledge. In fact, he is specifically referring to those performed in the presence of the disciples. They were observable phenomena which evidently possessed particula...

Abstract Wayne Meeks argues that Philo’s presentation of Moses as king, prophet, and priest in De vita Mosis may reflect the traditions lying behind Fourth Gospel’s depiction Jesus both prophet king. This article proposes more specific parallels between prophetic roles Gospel. First, water miracle at wedding Cana (John 2:1–11) has substantial similarities to rewriting Moses’s miracles wildernes...