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Does hell still have a future
(2010)
Henry, Martin
Does hell still have a future
(2010)
Henry, Martin
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In 1998 the Polish writer, Czeslaw Milosz (1911-2004), observed: ''In my lifetime Heaven and Hell disappeared...After two thousand years in which a huge edifice of creeds and dogmas had been erected, from Origen and St Augustine to Thomas Aquinas and Cardinal Newman, when every work of the human mind and of human hands was created within a system of reference, the age of homelessness has dawned.'' The new circumstances in which Christianity now exists are acknowledged by most commentators nowadays. And it must be admitted that, as regards belief in hell, specifically, the future doesn't look too bright, even in the judgement of mainstream theologians.
http://mural.maynoothuniversity.ie/2350/
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Highlights from the Maynooth exhibition
(2005)
Woods, Penny
Highlights from the Maynooth exhibition
(2005)
Woods, Penny
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An exhibition was mounted in the Russell Library, NUI Maynooth, to coincide with the conference, ‘The Church and the Eucharist’ organized by the Irish Centre for Faith and Culture, St Patrick’s College, Maynooth and held in Maynooth, 6-8 May, 2004. (6-8 May 2004). The exhibition was divided into four sections: Biblical texts, Office for the Feast of Corpus Christi, Irish catechisms, primers and liturgical supplements, and Early illustrations. Each section contains studies of early texts.
http://mural.maynoothuniversity.ie/2317/
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THE BIBLE IN MAYNOOTH
(1995)
Seymour, Valerie
THE BIBLE IN MAYNOOTH
(1995)
Seymour, Valerie
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The story of the Bible in Maynooth mirrors the separate yet parallel development of the translation, publishing and dissemination of the Scriptures by the two main Christian denominations in the post-Reformation period. Before the middle of the fifteenth century manuscript bibles were for the exclusive use of the clergy and nobility. The Latin Vulgate version reigned supreme, well under Church control. Some hundred editions of the Vulgate were printed by the end of the fifteenth century. Many vernacular versions emerged in Europe from the mid-1450s onward. There were over 75 versions of Scripture in German,French, Dutch, Italian and Spanish before 1540. In the same period some 50 English versions were printed.2 The emergence of these vernacular versions in European languages represents another strand in bible production. For a short period there were many versions of the Vulgate and increasing numbers in the vernacular being produced simultaneously. The bible collections in Maynooth...
http://mural.maynoothuniversity.ie/9544/
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The Letter of James: Literary Structure, Form and Unity
(2014)
Mallon, Bill
The Letter of James: Literary Structure, Form and Unity
(2014)
Mallon, Bill
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The aim of this thesis is to investigate the literary structure, form and unity of the letter of James, an investigation which only really began about the middle of the 19th century. This period of time marked a beginning where scholars began to suggest that James was more than a chaotic jumble of sayings and exhortations, a characterisation often describing James in earlier studies. This line of inquiry continued on throughout the 20th and 21st centuries. There still, however, remains a great diversity of opinion and disagreement on the matter. .This thesis offers a sustained study of the literary structure and form of James over seven chapters. Chapter I traces the present state of the question in relation to the literary structure of the letter, and how diverse the range of opinions are. Chapter II focuses specifically on the introduction and conclusion of the letter. Chapter TTI outlines the various methodologies used to decipher the letter’s structure and form, with suggestions...
http://doras.dcu.ie/22522/
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