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Judaism, brain plasticity and the making of the self
Religion

Judaism, brain plasticity and the making of the self

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Modifications of the self, that is to say, transformation of the psychological, physical and spiritual make up of an individual to achieve or approximate an ideal individual is one of the main goals of religion, medicine and psychology. However, these fie

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James Huchingson's constructive theology

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James Huchingson's book, Pandemonium Tremendum: Chaos and Mystery in the Life of God, is an artistic improvisation on recurrent themes in the dialogue between religion and science. Around the cantus firmus of the Pandemonium Tremendum Huchingson composes

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Therianthropes in San rock art

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San paintings of therianthropes, beings that combine human and non-human features, are described and analysed in order to formulate a theory concerning the meaning of these paintings of the people who made and viewed them. The range of therianthrope paint

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Modernism and the initiation of Ruben Dario's centaurs

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Coloquio de los centauros enables Dario to integrate ancient thems from Leconte de Lisle with fashionalbe esoteric doctrines from Schure for three aims germane to worldwide modernism: to subordinate tradition to novelty, to reconcile science and religion,

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Spirituality in disability and illness

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Spirituality appears with increasing frequency in the research literature, and a paradigm involving mind-body-spirit interaction is emerging. The relationship of spirituality to disability and illness is at the center of a growing body of knowledge. A com

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Toward a more natural medicine

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Modern science and culture attempt to dominate and control nature. Unfortunately contemporary medicine has followed this lead. Traditionally religion has recognized the order and goodness in the natural order and has encouraged followers to comply with th

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Eruvim: Talmudic places in a postmodern world

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Lodged in the heart of Western urban space, eruvim are religious enclaves important to Orthodox Jewish culture. Eruvim enable acceptable behaviours on the Sabbath as defined by Talmudic theological dogma. Work, and the carrying of all objects associated w