WHY (SUFFERING) WOMEN MATTER FOR THE HEART OF TRANSFORMATIVE MISSIONAL THEOLOGY PERSPECTIVES ON EMPOWERED WOMEN AND MISSION IN THE NEW TESTAMENT AND EARLY CHRISTIANITY

Why (suffering) women matter for the heart of transformative missional theology perspectives on empowered women and mission in the New Testament and early Christianity

In this article, it is argued that from the beginning of the Christ-following movement, the gospelmessage represented a challenge to a male-dominated social system.Early Christian literature shows that women, Right Handlebar whose voices were often silenced in antiquity, are empowered.This is seen most clearly in the Martyrdom of Perpetua and Felic

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Online technical training course to train professionals who work with Chemical Dependency, promoted by a psychiatric clinic in Rio de Janeiro

Body Introduction Description of a job of training technical professionals who have personal experience with Chemical Dependency to work in the area and resocialization of the mentally ill in order to combat social stigma.Objectives Training technical professionals who, having gone through the experience of the disease, wish to help others and by p

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Assessing organophosphate insecticide retention in muscle tissues of juvenile common carp fish under acute toxicity tests

Organophosphate insecticide spray poses potential threat of contamination of environmental components their accumulation in aquatic organisms.Although various Inflammation Support physiological deficits associated with their exposure in fishes are documented, yet their retention in their edible muscle tissues has been poorly studied.In this context

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Prosthodontic rehabilitation with all-on-four implant treatment combined CAD/CAM prosthesis in an oral cancer patient: a case report

Abstract Background The microvascular free fibula (MFF) flap is a reliable treatment modality for mandibular reconstruction and is suitable for dental implant placement after oncologic surgery.The most common issue with the MFF flap is its limited bone height, which typically results in excessive interarch space and complicates prosthodontic therap

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