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Christianity in india: it's true face
catholicism and evangelization
evangelizayion in petspevtive
thoughts fir an honest understanding of evangelization today.
Dr.Felix is a doctor in theology of the urban university of Rome and is now the Dean of Studies, St.Paul's Seminary, Tiruchy.
in every religion , there will be growth and progress in the way in which it understands itself.Tjis can come about by re-interpreting and derivong new insights from its sacred books, or a more profound understanding ofvthe spirit of its founder.A new religious awakening can result also through a deeper reglection by the body of believers onbthe original message in relation to particular contexts and historical situations. all this can bring to manifestation hitherto hidden dimensions and release the inber potencies of a religion.
it is clear that the spirit of a living religion cannot be grasped merely by referring to its past. and especially when it is a question of pronouncing a value - judgement on a religion, it is essential to know how that religious community understands itself TODAY in a living continuity of its tradition and its conformity to the original message. in the concrete, today, accusations are levelled against evangelization by the Church as propaganda, aggression, and intrusion.
from the book," Nature cure"...
Away of life by dr.s.r.jindal...
preventive measures
1.Avoid eating toi fast and tii much or while under emotional strain and drinking large quantities of liquids with meal. laxatives and purgatives should be avoided.
2. avoidgas firming food such as:
a.vegetables like cabbage, cauliflower, cucumber, onions, peas and radish.
b. fruits like melon, Chikoo, citrus, and other fruits which are bitter or sour.
c. all types of sour juices, sour buttermilk/curfs, soft drinks, tea and coffee.
d. pulses like chana, urad, moth and rajma, pickles and spices.
e. off-seasonal vegetables and fruits which are cold stored.
13.c onsume non-gas forming food such ad:
20a. all vegetables and fruits having fine fibre e.g., papaya, sweet mango, masambior orange( if not sour), tender carrot and beetroot.
21b. all vegetables which ate tender or well - cooked.
22c. Naturally sweet curds/ buttermilk.
have a goodevening!
Christianity in india: it's true face
catholicism and evangelization
evangelizayion in petspevtive
thoughts fir an honest understanding of evangelization today.
Dr.Felix is a doctor in theology of the urban university of Rome and is now the Dean of Studies, St.Paul's Seminary, Tiruchy.
in every religion , there will be growth and progress in the way in which it understands itself.Tjis can come about by re-interpreting and derivong new insights from its sacred books, or a more profound understanding ofvthe spirit of its founder.A new religious awakening can result also through a deeper reglection by the body of believers onbthe original message in relation to particular contexts and historical situations. all this can bring to manifestation hitherto hidden dimensions and release the inber potencies of a religion.
it is clear that the spirit of a living religion cannot be grasped merely by referring to its past. and especially when it is a question of pronouncing a value - judgement on a religion, it is essential to know how that religious community understands itself TODAY in a living continuity of its tradition and its conformity to the original message. in the concrete, today, accusations are levelled against evangelization by the Church as propaganda, aggression, and intrusion.
from the book," Nature cure"...
Away of life by dr.s.r.jindal...
preventive measures
1.Avoid eating toi fast and tii much or while under emotional strain and drinking large quantities of liquids with meal. laxatives and purgatives should be avoided.
2. avoidgas firming food such as:
a.vegetables like cabbage, cauliflower, cucumber, onions, peas and radish.
b. fruits like melon, Chikoo, citrus, and other fruits which are bitter or sour.
c. all types of sour juices, sour buttermilk/curfs, soft drinks, tea and coffee.
d. pulses like chana, urad, moth and rajma, pickles and spices.
e. off-seasonal vegetables and fruits which are cold stored.
13.c onsume non-gas forming food such ad:
20a. all vegetables and fruits having fine fibre e.g., papaya, sweet mango, masambior orange( if not sour), tender carrot and beetroot.
21b. all vegetables which ate tender or well - cooked.
22c. Naturally sweet curds/ buttermilk.
have a goodevening!
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