attention to the past, present, and future of human history has an outstanding place in the holy texts of the abrahamic religions. the books existing in the old testament begin the human story, with a relatively history-like structure, from the beginning of creation of the world and man and continues until getting to the emergence of the people of banī isrā’īl. from this point on, this history ...

introduction: iache (acetylcholinesterase) is one of the plasma’s enzymes that plays a crucial role in nervous signal transduction in synapses and is responsible for the hydrolysis of ach. material & method: we investigated three methods for the determination of ache in human blood serum, using three different assays. michel methods are based on the measurement of hydrogen ion produced in proce...

Michael Reed's 2012 book Banishing the Cross: The Emergence of a Mormon Taboo sets out an excellent account uncomfortable relationship between Church Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints and core symbol Christianity: cross. Reed persuasively demonstrates that taboo was late development in Saint history locates much taboo's roots anti-Catholicism early to mid-twentieth century.This article presents mo...

The Shroud of Turin (hereafter the Shroud) is one of the most widely known and widely studied artifacts in existence, with enormous historical and religious significance. For years, the Shroud has inspired worldwide interest in images on its fabric which appear to be of the body and face of a man executed in a manner consistent with crucifixion, and many believe that these images were formed in...

This paper is an analysis of the religious brotherhoods Skalbmierz and their Early Modern furnishings. The article discusses both preserved objects those known from written sources, with particular emphasis on recent discoveries made during restoration works. In era, was classified as a medium- sized city in Lesser Poland, but due to collegiate church school there, it important centre region. v...

The article discusses the central issue of the relationship between the “Historical Jesus” and the “Christ of Faith” and especially the question whether there is a continuity between the Jesus of history and later theological views, in Paul, the Gospels, and the creed of the church. Initially, the author traces the origins of the question in enlightenment thought (Reimarus, Lessing) and explain...