..., and the “love of the enemy” in the discourse of Jesus. The author argues that the clinical context sheds light on the violent resistance and repression that greeted the founding acts of Moses and Jesus and offers insight into the structural antagonism between the founder's desire and the possibility...

... at designated moments in religious ceremonies, but actual celebrants, notably of the Eucharist, just as men and Jesus were. 60 Equal to Whom? When I think of all the arguments I have heard against the admission of women to the priesthood, Schussler Fiorenza's views let in a breath of fresh air and a bit...

...; Hendershot). And recent ethnographic work, such as Tanya Erzen’s critically important Straight to Jesus, offers a window onto a complex world where individuals caught in the crossfire of the culture wars—in this case, evangelical...

... “Victory in Jesus” is to be found, as the famed gospel musi- cian Eugene Barlett framed it in his 1939 hymn, as we are plunged “beneath the cleansing flood” of the savior’s blood (475). This refrain echoes a theme common among conservative...

... selfthe task ofwriting sketches ofall subjects that have entered into one's studies, entirely from the chronicles of memory. The second proposal will be seen to be the secular version of the first: both - paraphrasing Jesus's parable and sketching one's studies from memorywould enlist writing...

... of the Ancient Mariner? In her discussion, Arendt attributes the discovery of forgiveness to the figure of Jesus, adding that his teaching, although religious, ought to be taken just as seriously in a secular setting: “The discoverer...

.... Between Jesus and the Market: The Emotions That Matter in Right-Wing America . Durham, nc: Duke up, 1997 . Kniesly, Lauren Sabina. Personal communication . March 2006 . Lactantius. De Mortibus Persecutorum . 314 -315 ce. Ed. and trans. J. L. Creed. Oxford Early Christian Texts. Oxford...

... will allow” (10). In the words of Eric Holmberg, narrator of God’s Law and Society (1999), the work of Christians should be reformation and revival in order to restore “the crown rights of Jesus Christ.” Much of their discourse...

... technologies” including his well-known “aerobics for Jesus,” Padre Marcelo establishes a complex connection between technology and scripture, body performances and inspiration, his own star power and the remaking of subjectivities...

... Marguerite De Gas Fevre's daughter, a generational sequence, but named after Marguerite's and Degas's mother, Marie Celestine (3 generations of women) a., ~ ~ ~ Q. "e: :nr cr ~ Marie Celestine /\ The Virgin/Celeste =heavenly Q. sketched on the symbolic eve of the birth of Jesus = the symbiotic unity...

... My conversion came high-priced; I belong to Jesus Christ, Preacher of humility; Heathen gods are naught to me. (qtd. in Johnson, “Euphemism” 99) The misspent conversion...

... . Ed. Robert P. George. New York: Oxford up, 1992 . 134 -57. George, Robert P. In Defense of Natural Law . Oxford: Oxford up, 2004 . Grisez, Germain. Living a Christian Life: The Way of the Lord Jesus . Vol. 2 . Quincy, il: Franciscan, 1993 . Griswold v. Connecticut . 381 u.s. 479. u.s...

... gown separate this little dramatic theaterfrom the maternal body, whose illuminatedface alone is revealed. (254) Similarly, Bellini's Madonna and Child in Sao Paolo reveals hostility between Mary and Jesus. This time, however, it is Jesus who displays aggression: at first blush, it seems that the child...

... of Jesus, requires a human body. The earliest rituals, baptism and eucharist, focus on the importance of the individual worshipper's participation in the community through the proper disposition of the body. The church is routinely evoked through the metaphor of "the body of Christ," and early Christian...

... that extends from his lips to the Virgin's ear, and down which the in/ant Jesus is descending. (Reproduced by Fuchs, Illustrierte Sittengeschichte; Renaissance; Erganzungsband, 1909, S. 289.) (330-31). Further along we read: We are not told whether Jesus was actually born, like Rabelais' Gargantua, through his...

..., Nicolas—himself already busy reading Bakunin and studying engineering. Nicolas poses him the question, “Jesus, Christophe, have you become a fag?” [ Merde Christophe t’es devenu péd To which Christophe responds: “No I haven’t...

... it appeared. An example and even a paradigm of this situation would be the well-known “search for the historical Jesus” or the establishment of the historicity (or ahistoricity) of the “Jesus” who was represented in the Gospels...

... on Matthew 27:3–5, where it is said (I quote the New International Version of the Bible ): “[3] When Judas, who had betrayed him, saw that Jesus was condemned, he was seized with remorse and returned the thirty pieces of silver to the chief priests and the elders. [4] ‘I have sinned,’ he said, ‘for I have...

... . Kempadoo, Kamala, and Jo Doezema, eds. Global Sex Workers: Rights, Resistance, and Redefinition . New York: Routledge, 1998 . Kintz, Linda. Between Jesus and the Market: The Emotions That Matter in Right-Wing America . Durham, nc: Duke up, 1997 . Kristof, Nicholas. “Inviting All Democrats.” New...

... Virginia . “ Reading Agnes: The Rhetoric of Gender in Ambrose and Prudentius .” Journal of Early Christian Studies 3 . 1 ( 1995 ): 25 – 46 . Bynum Caroline Walker . Jesus as Mother: Studies in the Spirituality of the High Middle Ages . Berkeley : U of California P , 1982...