This article aims to study the visual tradition of Woman Clothed with Sun from chapter 12 Book Revelation in medieval times, particular formation, continuity and variations various iconographic types. For this purpose, we firstly approach main sources, both exegesis or interpretation Church Fathers. Secondly, analyse first preserved representations (ninth twelfth centuries) that correspond exam...

Although the word “love” appears less frequently in the Qur‟an than in the Bible, Love is a cornerstone of both Islam and Christianity. As the Bible and the Qur‟an agree on many things, why then do Muslims and Christians perceive each other so differently and so often misunderstand each other? Such a question, of course, deserves an in-depth, multi-faceted answer; however, we...

Abstract The cultural persistence and political salience of the ‘un/deserving poor’ – moral categorization people in poverty rests, inter alia , on use Christianity to construct a class-inflected position from which judge or categorize lives others. Interpretation claim that poor are ‘always with you’ (Matthew 26:11) plays role this process asymmetrical moralization, specifically through framin...

dionysius is one of the most important personages in christian mystic that some of his ideas were up to now popular ideas in christian theosophy, theology and philosophy. christian doctrine and neo-platonic ideas are viewed as two main sources for his opinions; although he sometimes leans to one and the rest to another. for example, in discussion about creation, angelology and trinity he tended...

– The purpose of this paper is to explore the following issues in depth: is Non-Classical Logic, by any means, useful to Mathematics at all? Do we see any use in any Non-Classical Logic system in the scope of Mathematics? Can one confound Mathematics with, for instance, Fuzzy Logic applications? If NCL is not useful in Mathematics, is it useful, for instance, in Theology at all? Where lies the ...

Dr. Bebbington is Senior Lecturer in History at the University of Stirling, Scotland. This article is the second in a series of three entitled 'Evangelical Christianity and Western Culture Since the Eighteenth Century' and was presented by the author in the Staley Lectures at Regent College in April1989. (The first lecture in the series was published in the December 1989 issue of Crux.) The lec...