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Liturgical-pastoral significance of 'Divine Service'
No full textU ovom se radu pokušava pružiti presjek liturgijskopastoralnih
i liturgijsko teoloških tema u pedestodgodišnjem
izlaženju ‘Službe Božje’. Časopis ‘Služba Božja’, naime,
jedini je teološki časopis koji u svojem podnaslovu i u svojem
tematskom određenju ima za cilj promišljanje liturgije i liturgijske
obnove u pastoralnome kontekstu. Kroz transverzalni pregled
autor pokušava iščitati temeljne odrednice i glavne teološkoliturgijske
teme ‘Službe Božje’. Prema mišljenju autora, riječ je\ud
o četiri susljedne faze u kojima se dade prepoznati kontinuitet
i različitost, nagnuća i prekidi, u svakom slučaju živ dinamizam
‘Službe Božje’ kao mjesta teološkoga i pastoralnoga promišljanja
liturgije kod nas. Prvu fazu autor smatra programskom jer je
u njoj nastala ‘Služba Božja’ kao ‘liturgijska revija’. U drugom
razdoblju, obilježenim koncilskom i neposredno postkoncilskom
obnovom ‘Služba Božja’ također biti mjesto zauzetoga promišljanja
liturgije i liturgijske obnove kod nas. U svojem daljnjem razvoju
‘Služba Božja’ će više naginjati teološko-pastoralnih temama, te
će se faktički preobraziti u teološki časopis. I na koncu, najnovije
razdoblje ‘Službe Božje’ obilježeno je ‘traganjem za liturgijskim
temama’ što ujedno otvara prostora promišljanju liturgijskoga
identiteta ovoga časopisa u budućnosti.This work is trying to give a cross-section view of liturgicalpastoral
and liturgical theological themes in the fifty years of
publishing the Divine Service. The periodical Divine Service is the
only theological periodical with the aim, as shown in its subtitle
and thematic determination, to analyze liturgy and liturgical
renewal in pastoral context. Through the sectional view the
author is trying to find the basic guidelines and main theologicalliturgical
themes of Divine Service. In the author’s opinion there
are four successive phases in which one can recognize the
continuity and diversity, tendencies and interruptions, a vivid
dynamism of Divine Service as a place of theological and pastoral
analysis of liturgy with us. The author finds the first phase to
be programmatic as Divine Service emerged in it as a “liturgical
review”. The second part was characterized by the Council and
Post Council renewal and Divine Service was engaged by liturgy
analysis and liturgy renewal. In its subsequent development
Divine Service will pass to theological-pastoral themes and
actually it transformed into a theological periodical. In the end,
the recent period of Divine Service has been characterized by
the “searching for liturgical themes” which at the same time
opens up the space for the analysis of liturgical identity of this
periodical in the future
Homiletic materials in 'Divine Service'
No full textLiturgijsko-pastoralni časopis “Služba Božja” kroz 50 godina
izlaženja donosio je i priloge za homiletsku građu što je bio jedan
od oblika podupiranja liturgijske obnove što ju je naznačio Drugi
vatikanski sabor.
Auktor u ovom članku analizira priloge homiletske građe
objavljene u časopisu i popratnim izdanjima stavljajući ih u
kontekst gibanja u Crkvi toga vremena. Osobito je značajno
usmjeravanje homilije prema svetopisamskim čitanjima što su
se naviještala u nedjeljnom bogoslužju i promicanje homilije kao
sastavnog dijela bogoslužja.
Ukazujući na pravo mjesto i ulogu homilije u bogoslužju,
autor sugerira i moguće perspektive za daljnje usmjeravanje
časopisa koji bi i dalje trebao biti pomoćno sredstvo pastoralnim
radnicima kod pripremanja i izvođenja bogoslužja. U tom poslu
ovdje se zadržavamo na homiliji i problemima što se pojavljuju.
Osobit je naglasak stavljen na prilagođavanje naviještenom
Pismu ali i stanju slušatelja naviknutih na nove načine govorne
komunikacije.In the fifty-year period of publishing, the liturgical-pastoral
periodical Divine Service has brought some contributions of
homiletic materials. In this article the author analyzes the
contributions of homiletic materials published in the periodical
and in concurrent editions putting them in the context of thattime
Church developments. It is important to point out the
directing of the homily towards the Bible readings announced on Sunday service and promoting the homily as an integral part
of liturgy.
Indicating the proper place and role of the homily in liturgy,
the author also suggests possible prospects for further guidelines
of the periodical which should continue assisting the pastoral
workers in preparing and carrying out the liturgy
Theological thought and life of Church in 'Divine Service'
No full textU ovom radu autor pruža uvid u dominantne teološke teme
u pedeset godina časopisa Služba Božja, te upućuje na njihovo
značenje za život Crkve. Rad je podijeljen na tri dijela. U prvom
dijelu objašnjeno je početno liturgijsko-pastoralno usmjerenje
časopisa u kontekstu Drugog vatikanskog sabora i poslijesaborske
liturgijske obnove. U drugom dijelu, autor analitički prikazuje četiri
razdoblja života časopisa, vidljiva u načinu oblikovanja časopisa
i u pomicanju teoloških naglasaka od liturgijske na pastoralnu i
opće teološku problematiku. U tom središnjem dijelu rada posebno
je istaknut doprinos Službe Božje u nastojanjima oko provođenja
liturgijske obnove, u brizi oko teološkog produbljenja vjere, u
sustavnim pastoralnim poticajima i raznovrsnim inicijativama,
kako u liturgijsko-katehetskoj tako i u sakramentalnoj praksi, a
što se pokazalo značajnim za život Crkve u Hrvata. U trećem dijelu
postavljeno je nekoliko pitanja o teološkoj viziji ove liturgijskopastoralne
revije i mogućim promjenama koja autor smatra
relevantnima za budućnost časopisa.In this work the author gives an insight into the major
theological topics in the period of fifty years of the periodical
Divine Service, and points at their significance for the life
of Church. The work is divided into three parts. The first
part explains the initial liturgical-pastoral orientation of the
periodical in the context of the Second Vatican Council and
post council liturgical renewal. In the second part the author
analytically presents the four periods of the periodical, visible in
the periodical design and in shifting the theological emphases
from liturgical to pastoral and general theological issues. In that
central part of the work the author particularly points out the
contribution of Divine Service in efforts to carry out liturgical
renewal, to theologically deepen the faith, to give impulse to
pastoral and other initiatives in liturgical-catechetic and also
in sacramental practice, which has turned out to be important
for the life of Church with the Croats. The third part puts some
questions about theological vision of this liturgical-pastoral
review and possible changes that the author finds to be relevant
for the future of the periodical
Divine songs attempted in easy language, for the use of children /
No full text"Books publish'd by the author for the use of chidren [sic]"--p. [59] at end.Signature on last page: Miss Sally Unwin.Inscribed on inside front cover: "S. Unwin given her by the author 1740".Signatures: A-F⁶."A slight specimen of moral songs" first appears as the "additional composures" in the 16th ed. of 1740.First published in 1715.ESTCPafford, J.H.P. Isaac Watts Divine songs,GumuchianMode of access: Internet.Front cover detached
Divine domesticities : Christian paradoxes in Asia and the Pacific /
No full textDivine Domesticities: Christian Paradoxes in Asia and the Pacific fills a huge lacuna in the scholarly literature on missionaries in Asia/Pacific and is transnational history at its finest.Includes bibliographical references.Paradoxes of Domesticity: Missionary Encounters in the Making of Christian Homes in Asia and the Pacific / Hyaeweol Choi and Margaret Jolly -- Part One. Permeability and Paradox: Revisiting Domestic and Public in Asia and the Pacific : 1. The Missionary Home as a Pulpit: Domestic Paradoxes in Early Twentieth-Century Korea / Hyaeweol Choi -- 2. Missionaries and "A Better Baby Movement" in Colonial Korea / Sonja M. Kim -- 3. All Other Loves Excelling: Mary Kidder, Wakamatsu Shizuko and Modern Marriage in Meiji Japan / Rebecca Copeland -- 4. Raising the Standards of Family Life: Ginling Women's College and Christian Social Service in Republican China / Helen M. Schneider -- Part Two. Sacred and Secular Genealogies: Christian Missions and States--Colonial and Contemporary : 5. Sacred Genealogies of Development: Christianity and the Indian Modern / Kalpana Ram -- 6. "Ol Meri Bilong Wok" (Hard-working Women): Women, Work and Domesticity in Papua New Guinea / Jemima Mowbray -- 7. "Tired for nothing"? Women, Chiefs, and the Domestication of Customary Authority in Solomon Islands / Debra McDougall -- Part Three. The Architectonics of Home and Emotion: New Christian Families in Conversion Experiences : 8. Agency and Salvation in Christian Child Rescue in Colonial India: Preena and Amy Carmichael / Annie McCarthy -- 9. Deviant Domesticities and Sexualised Childhoods: Prostitutes, Eunuchs and the Limits of the State Child "Rescue" Mission in Colonial India / Jessica Hinchy -- 10. A New Family: Domesticity and Sentiment among Chinese and Western Women at Shanghai's Door of Hope / Sue Gronewold -- 11. From Open Fale to Mission Houses: Negotiating the Boundaries of "Domesticity" in Samoa / Latu Latai -- 12. Paradoxical Intimacies: The Christian Creation of the Huli Domestic Sphere / Holly Wardlow -- Part Four. On and Beneath the Skin: Embodiment and Sensuous Agency : 13. Paradoxical Performances: Cruel Constraints and Christian Emancipation in 19-20th-Century Missionary Representations of Chinese Women and Girls / Shih-Wen Sue Chen -- 14. Bibles, Baseball and Butterfly Sleeves: Filipina Women and American Protestant Missions, 1900-1930 / Laura R. Prieto -- 15. The Materiality of Missionisation in Collingwood Bay, Papua New Guinea / Anna-Karina Hermkens -- 16. A Saturated History of Christianity and Cloth in Oceania / Margaret Jolly.Divine Domesticities: Christian Paradoxes in Asia and the Pacific fills a huge lacuna in the scholarly literature on missionaries in Asia/Pacific and is transnational history at its finest.JSTO
Peri-urban transformations : Changing land markets and (in)security in peri-urban Accra, Ghana
No full textThis chapter analyses recent transitions within Accra’s peri-urban land market. It explores pressures on peripherally located land in the context of significant affordability issues in wider Accra and the ways in which land originally owned and managed by customary authorities in the main is increasingly the focus and object of a proliferation of new actors in the city’s land market. Speaking to the speculative logic, the chapter distinguishes between primary land providers and delivery channels (including chiefs and family heads controlling customary land), and newer entrants including real estate companies, welfare associations, individuals, land agents and landguards. These ‘secondary’ land providers and intermediaries form part of the complex set of actors at the centre of rapidly rising land prices and stories of land-grabbing. Much of the housing being built is done so individually outside of the formal land and planning mechanisms, and these changes to Accra’s peripheries directly reflect the transitioning and auto-constructed logics of African urban peripheries
Divine Agency and Divine Action, Volume I
No full textThis book lays the groundwork for a constructive contribution to the contemporary debate regarding divine action. It argues that the concept of divine action is not a closed concept, like knowledge, but an open concept with a variety of context-dependent meanings. In the first part of this volume, the author charts the history of debate about divine action among key Anglophone philosophers of religion, and observes that they were largely committed to this erroneous understanding of divine action as a closed concept. After developing an argument that divine action should be understood as an open, fluid concept, the author engages the work of William Alston, Process metaphysics, quantum physics, analytic Thomist philosophy of religion, and the theology of Kathryn Tanner. Deficiencies in these proposals regarding divine action are noted appreciatively. Then the author argues that divine action as an open concept must be shaped by distinctly theological considerations, and thus all future work on divine action among philosophers of religion must change to accord with this vision. Only deep engagement with the Christian theological tradition will remedy the problems ailing contemporary discourse on divine action.</p
Review of Friendship, by author Jim Dinsmore and photographer Jed Divine.
No full textReview of Friendship, by author Jim Dinsmore and photographer Jed Divine
Divine Simplicity
No full textThis paper examines a variety of approaches in order to make sense of the doctrine of divine simplicity. Discussing the implications of traditional and contemporary philosophical concepts of divine simplicity, the author argues for taking the divine nature as a stupendous substance (in a Hegelian sense) to serve as the one and only truthmaker of statements regarding God, while we can resolve the predication problem which is caused by the idea that, as implied by divine simplicity, God is identical to his attributes if we conceive of the divine nature as an equivalent to Platonic forms.</jats:p
Fragile and compromised housing: Implications of land conflicts on housing development in peri-urban Accra, Ghana
No full textExisting housing literature in the Global south suggests housing development processes are linear and do not appear to incorporate unexpected events such as land conflicts, which cause destructions, stoppages, and setbacks to housing development. This paper argues that the nexus between land conflicts and housing development can best be conceptualised as fragile and compromised housing. This concept draws attention to the highly violent politics of land and its impact on the housing process, the housing product, and the well being of the housebuilder. Using evidence from peri-urban Accra and drawing on interviews, the study unpacks the lived experiences of individual housebuilders in navigating through land conflicts to build. The study found that the impact of land conflicts on housing development manifests in complex ways including multiple financial commitments, capital lockdown, cyclical building, compromised housing, and compromised wellbeing. Arguably, these findings highlight the contemporary perspectives to understanding incremental and piecemeal housing in peri-urban Accra and by extension, the Global South
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