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The Xhosa diviner: Ways of understanding
Published 1978-03-01“…It is my aim in this paper to show that although a natural scientific oriented mode of trying to explain what is being done by the Xhosa diviner, has some usefulness, it also has severe limits and should not be the approach of choice for understanding the phenomena which revolve around his work.…”
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Divination with Khulil as Practiced by Mongolians
Published 2021-10-01Subjects: “…divination…”
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Divine love in the letter to the Romans
Published 2016-11-01“…This article investigates divine love in the letter to the Romans from the perspective of love as a key motif in spirituality and in light of spiritual hermeneutics. …”
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Review of Divine Economics Framework
Published 2021-03-01“… The primary research aim of the Divine Economics Framework is to provide an empirical basis of behavioural comparison between religious and non-religious households with regards to their economic and noneconomic choices. …”
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Divination and ontologies: a reflection
Published 2021“…Explaining divination in terms of ‘ontology’ homogenizes cognitive and conceptual multiplicity, and pre-empts the possible outcomes of divination. …”
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Seeking the Divine, Divining the Seekers: The Status of Outsiders Who Seek Yahweh in Ezra 6:21
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Modified Divine Command Theory: Robert Merrihew Adams on the Relation between Divine Command and Moral Obligation
Published 2016-10-01Subjects: “…divine command theory…”
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What Kind of ‘God’ do Hindu Arguments for the Divine Show? Five Novel Divine Attributes of Brahman
Published 2024“…While Vedānta’s main motivation for making the arguments was to prove monism, this conception of an ‘immanent cause’ of all was also seen as divine. We see how this accords with moves in contemporary analytic philosophy to shift away from a broadly Humean model of constant conjunctions (reminiscent of key Buddhist approaches) toward a Neo-Aristotelian ‘metaphysics of powers’. …”
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