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customs of that religion. To do so, he first followed different paths of Hinduism to realize God. Then, he wanted to realize the sacred through other religions. In 1866, he followed the Sufi path of Islam. Eight years later he followed the path of Christianity (Bhajanananda, p.11). Sri Ramakrishna believed that the most important in the quest of the ultimate reality is that a person follows his religion with faith, sincerity and purity of mind. Indeed, according to him, “if a sincere practitioner, within

direction de A. J. REISS, Ann Arbor, The University of Michigan Press, 1968, pp. 48-69. In International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences, sous la direction de D. L. SILLS, New York, The Macmillan Company and The Free Press, 1968, les articles: Christianity; Emile Durkheim; Interaction: Social Interaction ; Vilfredo Pareto: Contributions to Economics; Professions; Systems Analysis : Social Systems ; Utilitarians: Social Thought. Research with Human Subjects and the « Professional Complex », Daedalus

(biblically speaking: signs and wonders) that originate the religious rituals. In this respect the digital image is functioning as a Byzantine icon – as a visible copy of invisible God. The digital data substitute the Invisible God of Judaism, Christianity and Islam. The video is a moving icon – an effect of the substitution of the invisible God by the digital code. In this sense we can say that the digital code is an embodiment of Invisible as Invisible. The digital code guarantees the identity

when is surprised or shocked. For instance, on page 67, the incident between Peter and Violet takes him in surprised and he says “Jesus Christ, he’ll murder her”. In addition, Chicken Soup and Chips provide the audience with similar references to Christianity such as “Jesus” or “Christ” (in Chips with Hill, on page 13 or in Chicken Soup with Monty and Harry, respectively on pages 23 and 24). Along side with those major images that we can say are present in most Wesker’s play, some secondary images

Between (1965), has as its background the Mau Mau rebellion, and described an unhappy romance between Christians and non-Christians. His novel A Grain of Wheat (1967) marked his embrace of Fanonist Marxism. He subsequently renounced English, Christianity, and the name James Ngugi as colonialist; he changed his name to Ngugi wa Thiong'o, and began to write in his native Gikuyu and Swahili. The uncensored political message of his 1977 play Ngaahika Ndeenda (I Will Marry When I Want) provoked then

un état membre = a member state la libre circulation = free movement un citoyen = a citizen la communauté = commuity le vote = voting l'identité nationale = national identity député = an M.P. la présidence = presidency le christianisme = christianity la bureaucatie = bureaucracy l'Islam la religion = religion un temple = a church (protestant) une messe = a church service le pape = the pope une église = a chuch (catholic) un juif = a Jew la foi = faith l'athéisme = atheism une juive

capital (One State of western India). It’s the biggest town of India and one of the six biggest towns of the world. The city counts about 18.1 million inhabitants. The official language is marathi. There are lots of religions : Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, Buddhism, Judaism and Farsis. 1°Geographic situation and climate Mumbai is situated in a deep bay, built in a peninsula of 15 km and lying on board of the Oman’s sea. It is in the Northern-Eastern part of India. Mumbai belongs to a tropical

in particular Socrates and Plato hâve become altogether questionable for both Nietzsche and Heidegger, and so many of our contemporaries. is taking issue with Plato and therewith with Socrates, Nietzsche says as is were in passing: "Christianity the profoundest critic of This the most simple explanation of why Socrates has become a problem, I Platonism for the people.'' why there is a problem of Socrates. hâve tried to It The profoundest Nietzsche is

perverse a plan".[11] [edit] Tertullian’s Apology Some scholars have argued that A Modest Proposal was largely influenced and inspired by Tertullian’s Apology. While Tertullian’s Apology is a satirical attack against early Roman persecution of Christianity, Swift’s A Modest Proposal addresses the Anglo-Irish situation in the 1720s. James William Johnson believes that Swift saw major similarities between the two situations.[12] Johnson notes Swift’s obvious affinity for Tertullian and the bold stylistic

emballé par l’idée que l’Evangile a son mot à dire sur les problèmes sociaux. L’Evangile ne s’adresse pas seulement à la santé spirituelle et personnelle mais aussi aux problèmes économiques et sociaux que rencontre une population. « A l’auteur de Christianity and the Social Crisis, le prédicateur Rauschenbusch, il emprunte l’idée que les principes sociaux de Jésus peuvent être appliqués aux problèmes du monde moderne. Il en retirera la conviction durable que l’Eglise doit jouer un rôle actif dans l’établissement