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universelle Darwin a-t-il trouvé le concept de lutte pour l’existence chez Malthus ? Le problème est que dans les trois influences que Darwin se reconnaît, on trouve ce terme de lutte pour l’existence ou «lutte pour la vie» : chez W. Paley, dans sa Natural Theology ; chez Lyell, dans les Principles of Geology ; et bien sûr dans l’Essay on Population de Malthus. Il est clair que chez Paley, comme chez les naturalistes et philosophes du 18e siècle (et, selon C. Limoges, chez Malthus, qui l’emprunte au naturaliste

had Tagore, for it was confined primarily to those who had not read his books. The Guide, although filled with comic incidents, is somewhat more serious in tone than many of his works, and sometimes it has been treated either as social criticism or theology. We consider the evidence for and against these interpretations as we go through the story. The narrative begins intriguingly: “Raju welcomed the intrusion—something to relieve the loneliness of the place” (3). Intrusion into what? Where are we?

first who imagines that, though still continuing to cling to his old temper, his old opinionativeness, his old vanity, his old selfishness, he is constituted a new creature in some mysterious and unexplainable way by the adoption of some particular theology or religious formula. Heaven is where Love rules, and where peace is never absent. To the faithful, humble, and true will be revealed the sublime Vision of the Perfect One. May Twentieth. GOOD news indeed is that message of Jesus which

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and perform prayers, to pay obligatory charity, to perform Pilgrimage in Mecca, and to fast during the month of Ramadan.” 1 I will explain and elaborate on these pillars and their meanings briefly, for the reader can find further details in Islamic Theology books. The first pillar: Declaring the oneness of Allah (S.W) and declaring the prophet-hood of Mohammad (PBUH) Declaring the oneness of Allah (S.W) All prophets declared and clarified to their people, that Allah (S.W), the Cherisher and the Sustainer

polemics, but let’s not forget that the paintings of Caravaggio, Bosch and Brueghel comprise as much violence and obscenity as the photographs of Andres Serrano, whose Piss Christ was vandalised last year at the Collection Lambert in Avignon. When theology lecturer Jérôme Alexandre, who co-directs a seminar on the relationship between faith and contemporary art at the Collège des Bernardins, was interviewed by Le Monde on this vandalism, he professed himself surprised at “the vigour of religious themes

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transmet son savoir par la pratique, in situ, et dans le cadre de relations personnelles, alors que l'agronome peut faire un exposé savant devant un auditoire anonyme dans n'importe quelle école d'agriculture africaine... 91 « Just as there is no theology in Dogon religion, there is no systematization of Dogon ethno-science » (VAN BEEK, 1993 : 58). Jean-Pierre Olivier de Sardan, Anthropologie et développement. (1995) 194 2. Les rapports entre ces deux types de savoirs ne sont pas symétriques.

(Birmingham, 1772). BARCLAY (Robert), The Inner Life of the Religious Societies of the Commonwealth (London, 1876). Bax (E. Belfort), Rise and Fall of the Anabaptists (New York, 1902). BAXTER (Richard), An Christian Directory, or a Summ of practical Theology and Cases of Conscience (London, 1677, 1678). — « Life », in Reliquiae Baxterianae, or Mr. Richard Baxter's Narrative of the most memorable Passages of his Life and Times Publish'd by Matthew Sylvester (London, 1696). — Ecclesiastical Directory.

so that the ‘mathematics’ of many of the schoolmen whatever it was worth, was genuinely a new area of enquiry. In the course of teaching mathematics in the faculty of arts, (which led to study in one of the advanced faculties of medicine, law, or theology), they frequently raised mathematical topics in the form of quaestiones, and tried to settle them by a form of debate. The rational arguments of the schoolmen would not usually speak to today’s rational understanding, as they rested in general on