COVID-19 Vaccination: The Mainspring of Challenges and the Seed of Remonstrance by Hoda Najjar, Hadeel T. Al-Jighefee, Abeer Qush, Muna Nizar Ahmed, Sara Awwad, Layla Kamareddine

“…Capering such a chief practice in COVID-19 vaccine development, and manufacturing vaccines at an unprecedented speed brought many challenges into play and raised COVID-19 vaccine remonstrance. In this review, we highlight relevant challenges to global COVID-19 vaccine development, dissemination, and deployment, particularly at the level of large-scale production and distribution. …”
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'Why stant this word heere?': Text, gloss, and voice in Hoccleve's 'Remonstrance to Oldcastle' by Griffiths, JE

“…This article is concerned with reading in Hoccleve’s ‘Remonstrance to Oldcastle’ (c. 1415), specifically with the way in which what the poem says about reading contrasts both with other aspects of Hoccleve’s advice and with the kind of reading that is encouraged by its mise-en-page. …”

E.H. Cossee, Abraham des Amorie van der Hoeven 1798-1855. Een remonstrants theoloog in de Biedemeiertijd by R. de Ruig

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Why an Upright Son Does Not Disclose His Father Stealing a Sheep: A Neglected Aspect of the Confucian Conception of Filial Piety by Yong HUANG

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Tot mijner gedachtenisse. Een vergelijking van de remonstrantse uitdelingswoorden bij het avondmaal met de gereformeerde by Klaas-Willem de Jong, Sam Zwemer

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Effectiveness of SMART heart package on knowledge and practice regarding prevention of coronary artery disease among high-risk adults in selected urban community at Bangalore by Manisha Chaudhary, Venkatesan Balu, Pratima Sapkota, Sonia Kamei, Yumnam Sushma Devi

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Die Dordtse Leerreëls: Inklusief of eksklusief? by Barry van Wyk

“…In view of the main agenda resulted from the Remonstrance formulated by the Remonstrants in 1610, most parts of the Synod were attended to discuss the Remonstrance which ended with the Remonstrants being suspended from the Synod. …”
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Flagging philosophical minefields at the Synod of Dort (1618-1619) – reformed Scholasticism reconsidered by B.J. van der Walt

“…As illustration the positions of two leading figures in the clash between the Calvinists and the Remonstrants, namely that of Gomarus (1563-1641) and Arminius (1560-1609), are philosophically analysed. …”
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Amerika'da Kalvinciliğe Karşı Arminciliğin Etkisi ve Yayılışı/The Effect and Spread of Arminianism Against Calvinism in America by Harun Ceylan

“…Arminianism, which started to find a place in England with the influence of Remonstrants, later moved to America with intense migrations. …”
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'Heer Y die in thy presence': The rewriting of martyrs in and after Hoccleve by Perkins, N

“…The Remonstrance to Sir John Oldcastle by Thomas Hoccleve (c.1367–1426) was written in 1415 and survives in one of Hoccleve’s holograph manuscripts. …”

Thomas Hoccleve's poems for Henry V: anti-occasional verse and ecclesiastical reform by Nuttall, J

“…These balades and the Remonstrance were not written for royal patrons but are instead about royal power, particularly in relation to the defense of the faith and ecclesiastical reform. …”

Onenigheid over een Doopvraag. De Gevolgen van Twee Incidenten in het Amsterdam van 1613 voor de Vormgeving van de Remonstrantse en Contraremonstrantse Doopliturgie by Klaas-Willem de Jong, Wouter Kroese

“…Plancius and G. van der Heyden and in which the later Remonstrant foremen J. Wtenbogaert and S. Episcopius acted as godparents, caused great turmoil. …”
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Thomas Hoccleve by Nuttall, J

“…It focuses on balades written by Hoccleve in the first two years of the reign of Henry V, as well as on the <em>Remonstrance to Oldcastle</em>, a longer poem addressing the Lollard knight Sir John Oldcastle and his fellow Lollard heretics. …”

Religion and natural law in Interregnum England: Thomas Barlow on human obligation by Lee, HD

“…In pursuing this inquiry, he drew on a wide range of leading contemporary jurists and theologians on the Continent, including the Dutch lawyer Hugo Grotius, the Jesuit theologian Francisco Suárez, and the Dutch Arminian (Remonstrant) leader Simon Episcopius. Despite the stark theological differences between Barlow and these scholars, their expositions of natural law, divine positive law, and obligation formed the core of Barlow’s thinking.…”

The Thomason Tracts and Presbyterian Mobilization by Anne Hughes

“…It compares the stress on division revealed in printed accounts of two particularly fraught episodes in 1646 - the March petition from zealous Presbyterians against lay commissioners, and the controversies over the City Remonstrance in May - to the more ambiguous account in the manuscript journal of the Independent leaning Thomas Juxon. …”
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Lęk przed karą jako czynnik motywujący postępowanie bohaterów w chansons de geste z cyklu baronów zbuntowanych by Alicja Bańczyk

“…The protagonists are frequently reminded of the perspective of penalty by external factors, usually by remonstrating vassals. The reference of penalty usually causes no protagonists’ fear, despite expectations. …”
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<<Custodia legum civilitatis est indicium>>: Teoderico l'Amalo e la civiltà romana by Biagio Saitta

“…This was his main preoccupation: with this in mind he gave orders to generals, praised the Senate, remonstrated all those who broke the laws, exalted those who worked in their keeping and punished the lawbreakers. …”
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Editor’s Note by Thomas Fogg

“…Waiting in the wings at a variety show, Singer remonstrates with Portchnik over the scheduling. “What do you mean, ‘next’?” …”
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Pax in Terra: Superman and the Problem of Power in Superman Returns and Man of Steel by Kwasu David Tembo

“…Maher's sarcastic but ultimately erroneous remonstrations overlooked the genre's insightful and historically ongoing engagement with the philosophical tension between the onto-existentialism of being human contra Other and power, which comic book superheroes embody. …”
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Elizabeth van Dorp and the Women’s Question at the Intersection of Bourgeois Ideals and Liberal Economics by Erwin Dekker, Willem Cornax

“…We demonstrate that despite the Austrian policy views on monetary and trade matters, Van Dorp’s work is marked by her Christian, more precisely Remonstrant, ideals and the upper bourgeois milieu in which she grew up. …”
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