Christianity and Paganism in Adam of Bremen’s Narrative

Garipzanov, Ildar H.

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“…Pastāv sakarība starp cietsirdīgu attieksmi pret dzīvniekiem un varmācību cilvēku sabiedrībā. 66 Evolūcijas mācība un ģenētika ir atklājušas morālās izjūtas izcelsmi. Kopdzīvē un sadarbībā pirmatnējie cilvēki sākumā instinktīvi, bet vēlāk apzināti apguva sabiedrisko kārtību stabilizējošas attiecības.…”

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“…He argues that Darwinism's latent metaphysics and theology terminate in a 'pragmatic' self-contradiction and in a reductive -and thus biologically inadequate -gaze upon living things. 66 Hanby defends the philosophical and rational superiority of the doctrine of creation in comparison to Darwinian biology. It is not because theology and science -or creation and evolution -are juxtaposed in principle.…”

Section: Concept Of Life In the Christian Neoplatonism Of Michael Hanbymentioning

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“…"Distinguishing the ontological from the historical order liberates us to understand life from within the confines of what is in fact most immediately intelligible to us, confines that determine all of our theorizing, namely, our experience as persons." 69 If the historicist restrictions upon ontology are removed, then the person through the exemplar of his psychophysical totality represents the maximum of concrete 66 Hanby, Michael. No God, No Science: Theology, Cosmology, Biology.…”

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“…Vadoties pēc viduslaiku ģeogrāfijas pamatprincipiem, šādas anomālijas parādīšanās tekstā norāda uz to, ka aprakstītās zemes ir tuvas pasaules malai. 66 Bībelē tieši ziemeļi tiek norādīti kā ļaunuma lokācijas vieta: "Tad Tas Kungs sacīja uz mani: "No ziemeļu puses izplūdis ļaunums, virdams pār visiem zemes iedzīvotājiem." ( Jer 1: 14) Brēmenes Ādama darbā "ziemeļi" kļūst par pagānisma sinonīmu.…”

Section: Hronikas Teoloģija Lībiešu Un Latgaļu Zemju Juridiskā Statusa Pamatošanai Livonijāunclassified

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Section: Concept Of Life In the Christian Neoplatonism Of Michael Hanbymentioning

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confidence: 99%

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Conversion and Cultural Memory in Medieval Iceland

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Christianization was an important and traumatic event that became embedded in the cultural memory of Icelanders. Through the reconstruction of this event in historical narratives, there was an ongoing debate on the identity of Icelanders as a group as the cultural heritage of this group was institutionalized and cultivated by particular organizations and individuals. This is reflected in very different emphasis on individual agents in this process, which can be found in various historical works composed between 1070 and 1330. The general trend is that the narrative became more inclusive for a larger group with each major version, as the leading role passed from the Archbishop to a select group of few leading families to a larger group including leaders from all parts of Iceland and, finally, to the general population, the humble as well as the mighty.

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Christianity and Paganism in Adam of Bremen’s Narrative

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Christianisations in Scandinavia

Conversion and Cultural Memory in Medieval Iceland

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