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Medieval Dutch literature has not been translated into Polish all that often. There are consequently not many direct receptions to be analysed in the traditional methodology of reception theory. More detailed research re...

This paper ponders whether the notion of privacy should be seen as not biblical or not Catholic. Several Catholic encyclopedias were skimmed; the increasing interest in this topic is evident, although the prevailing poin...

The interpretation of the phrase “a divine being coming up out of the earth” has long been a subject of debate among biblical scholars, particularly due to the use of the term ’ĕ·lō·hîm in the sense of “divi...

The article tries to characterize the features of the 28th edition of the Nestle- -Aland (2012). It describes the main alterations and differences in comparison with the earlier editions, which are both in the Greek text...

The Comma Johanneum (1 John 5:7–8) has been the subject of significant debate within biblical studies and theology due to its explicit reference to the Trinity and its contested textual authenticity. This study critica...

Contesta-se a pertinência da afirmação de que Clausewitz seria um "filósofo da guerra". Examina-se aqui a cientificidade da teoria clausewitziana da guerra à luz dos critérios de cientificidade da epistemologia de ...

This article explores the life and legacy of Andile Madodomzi Mbete, a revered minister of religion in the Methodist Church of Southern Africa (MCSA), through the lens of prophetic witness at the margins of society. Fram...

El presente artículo busca adentrarse en la pluma de dos autores centrales de la querella eucarística intraevangélica de mediados de 1520: Martín Lutero (1483-1546) y Ulrico Zwinglio (1484-1531). Proponemos indagar l...

This article proposes an unhiding reading of the parables of Jesus, revealing the often-overlooked presence and agency of women in these narratives. Grounded in social-scientific and historical criticism, this methodolog...

The purpose of this paper is to explore Eckhart’s possible reception of Gregory of Nyssa’s anthropology, whose radical theory of the divine image reached the West probably since the times of Ambrose of Milan. Subsequ...