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Cosa succede dopo la morte? Risorgeremo? In che modo? Quale sara la condizione dei risorti? Nella catechesi che Agostino di Ippona sviluppa nei sermoni 361 e 362 cerca di rispondere a queste domande. L'articolazione dei due discorsi rivela la fatica dei cristiani a credere nella risurrezione e l'impegno del vescovo di Ippona a formare adeguatamente i suoi ascoltatori. Agostino offre una presentazione esaustiva e organica delle ragioni che fondano la fede nella risurrezione anche contro le obiezioni di quanti negano la risurrezione o affermano solo una risurrezione spirituale escludendo il corp

Catechisms. --- Resurrection. --- Augustine, --- Sermons (Augustine, Saint, Bishop of Hippo)

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Der nur in Fragmenten erhaltene Traktat Über die Auferstehung wurde in der kirchlichen Überlieferung Justin zugeschrieben. Die vorliegende Arbeit untersucht in einem ausführlichen Einleitungsteil die Bezeugung des Textes, der sodann kritisch ediert und ins Deutsche übersetzt wird. In detaillierten Studien zu Inhalt, Umfeld, Entstehungszeit und -ort sowie zur Verfasserfrage kommt Heimgartner zu dem Schluß, dass der Traktat vermutlich von dem Apologeten Athenagoras stammt. Ausführliche Anhänge zum Vatopedi-Florileg und zu Prokop von Gazas Epitome sowie eine Konkordanz und Spezialbibliographie zu Pseudojustin beschließen den Band. The tractate "On the Resurrection" preserved only in fragments, was attributed in church tradition to Justin. In an extensive introductory section, the present work examines the attestation of the text, which is then critically edited and translated into German. In detailed studies on the content, background, time and site of composition, as well as on the question of its authorship, Heimgartner comes to the conclusion that the tractate is likely to come from the apologist Atheagoras. Extensive appendices on the Vatopedi Florilegium and on prokop of Gaza's "Epitome", as well as concordance of and special bibliography on Pseudo-Justin, complete the volume.

Resurrection --- History of doctrines --- Justin, --- Pseudo-Justinus --- 225*6 --- Graflegging van Jezus. Lege graf. Verrijzenis en verheerlijking van Jezus --- 225*6 Graflegging van Jezus. Lege graf. Verrijzenis en verheerlijking van Jezus --- Future life --- Pseudo-Justinus. --- Giustino, --- Iustin, --- Iustin Samaritanin --- Iustinus, --- Justino, --- Justinus, --- Yusṭinus, --- יוסטינוס, --- Resurrection - Early works to 1800 --- Resurrection - History of doctrines - Early church, ca 30-600 --- Justin, - Martyr, Saint --- Pseudo-Justinus - De resurrectione --- Giustino --- Iustin --- Iustinus --- Justin --- Justino --- Justinus --- Yusṭinus

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The early Chinese text Master Zhuang (Zhuangzi) is well known for its relativistic philosophy and colorful anecdotes. In the work, Zhuang Zhou ca. 300 B.C.E.) dreams that he is a butterfly and wonders, upon awaking, if he in fact dreamed that he was a butterfly or if the butterfly is now dreaming that it is Zhuang Zhou. The text also recounts Master Zhuang's encounter with a skull, which praises the pleasures of death over the toil of living. This anecdote became popular with Chinese poets of the second and third century C.E. and found renewed significance with the founders of Quanzhen Daoism in the twelfth century.The Quanzhen masters transformed the skull into a skeleton and treated the object as a metonym for death and a symbol of the refusal of enlightenment. Later preachers made further revisions, adding Master Zhuang's resurrection of the skeleton, a series of accusations made by the skeleton against the philosopher, and the enlightenment of the magistrate who judges their case. The legend of the skeleton was widely popular throughout the Ming dynasty (1368-1644), and the fiction writer Lu Xun (1881-1936) reimagined it in the modern era. The first book in English to trace the development of the legend and its relationship to centuries of change in Chinese philosophy and culture, The Resurrected Skeleton translates and contextualizes the story's major adaptations and draws parallels with the Muslim legend of Jesus's encounter with a skull and the European tradition of the Dance of Death. Translated works include versions of the legend in the form of popular ballads and plays, together with Lu Xun's short story of the 1930s, underlining the continuity between traditional and modern Chinese culture.

Chinese literature --- Resurrection in literature. --- History and criticism. --- Zhuangzi --- Chuang Tzu --- Chwang Tszĕ --- Dschuang Dsi --- Tchouang-Tseu --- Tschuang-tse --- Tsjwang-Tze --- Tswang Tse --- In literature.

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Mêmrâ 72 is a meditation on the fall of Adam and its consequences, subjecting all creation to corruption. God’s mercy, however, will restore everything to a spiritual, incorruptible state that will exist eternally in the unending light of Christ.

Theological anthropology --- Resurrection. --- Christianity. --- Adam, --- Resurrection --- Creation --- Sermons, Syriac --- 276 =923 JACOBUS SARUGENSIS --- Syriac sermons --- Biblical cosmogony --- Cosmogony --- Natural theology --- Teleology --- Beginning --- Biblical cosmology --- Creation windows --- Creationism --- Evolution --- 276 =923 JACOBUS SARUGENSIS Patrologie syrienne--JACOBUS SARUGENSIS --- 276 =923 JACOBUS SARUGENSIS Syrische patrologie--JACOBUS SARUGENSIS --- Patrologie syrienne--JACOBUS SARUGENSIS --- Syrische patrologie--JACOBUS SARUGENSIS --- Future life --- Man (Christian theology) --- Christianity

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shamanic wisdom --- ancient spiritual and healing traditions --- mediumship --- Seattle --- Peru --- San Jose, California --- Hawaii --- Kathmandu, Nepal --- Humla, Nepal --- Ladakh, India --- Vietnam --- Yunnan, China --- Catskills, New York --- death --- rebirth --- resurrection --- Pule (prayer) --- Tulum, Mexico