Patheticness and the Mundane Phenomenalisation of Transcendence according to Kierkegaard

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1. Topical issue: Digital Humanities in Biblical Studies and Theology, edited by Claire Clivaz and Garrick Allen
2. The Digital Humanities in Biblical Studies and Theology
3. Defining Digital Theology: Digital Humanities, Digital Religion and the Particular Work of the CODEC Research Centre and Network
4. Embedded, not Plugged-In: Digital Humanities and Fair Participation in Systematic Theological Research
5. Truth Communication in Times of Digital Abundance: A Practical Theological Perspective
6. New Digital Tools for a New Critical Edition of the Hebrew Bible
7. Digital Tools for Working with New Testament Manuscripts
8. The Impact of Digital Research: Thinking about the MARK16 Project
9. Digital Palimpsests: Mark in Trinity College Cambridge MS. O.9.27
10. The Bible in Arabic: Digital Resources and Future Challenges
11. Structural Visualization of Manuscripts (StruViMan): Principles, Methods, Prospects
12. Spatial Analysis of New Testament Textual Emendations Utilizing Confusion Distances
13. Presentation of the Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts: Bridging the Gap between Ancient Manuscripts and Modern Technology
14. Topical issue: Phenomenology of Religious Experience III: Visuality, Imagination, and the Lifeworld, edited by Martin Nitsche and Olga Louchakova-Schwartz
15. Introduction to the Topical Issue “Phenomenology of Religious Experience III: Visuality, Imagination, and the Lifeworld”
16. Objective, Intersubjective Mystical Relationships: Justification and Reality
17. God and Man as Unrepresentable Images
18. Dual Anthropology as the Imago Dei in Edith Stein
19. The Way into Transcendental Philosophy from the Argument in Suhrawardī’s Philosophy of Illumination
20. Transformative Impact: The Environmental Significance of Religious Conversions
21. Transforming Representation: Jacques Derrida and the End of Christianity
22. Patheticness and the Mundane Phenomenalisation of Transcendence according to Kierkegaard
23. The Phenomenology of Sacrifice in Marion, Patočka and Nancy
24. A Too-Future Eschatology? The Limits of the Phenomenology of Liturgy in Jean-Yves Lacoste
25. Topical issue: Existential and Phenomenological Conceptions of the Relationship Between Philosophy and Theology, edited by Nikolaas Deketelaere, Elizabeth Li, and Steven DeLay
26. Editorial Introduction to the Topical Issue “Existential and Phenomenological Conceptions of the Relationship Between Philosophy and Theology”
27. Living in the Existential Margins: Reflections on the Relationship Between Philosophy and Theology
28. Kierkegaard’s Existential Conception of the Relationship Between Philosophy and Christianity
29. Sartre’s Godless Theology: Dualist Monism and Its Temporal Dimensions
30. The Event of Faith: The Transformation of Philosophy by Theology in Rudolf Bultmann
31. Nikolai Berdyaev’s Dialectics of Freedom: In Search for Spiritual Freedom
32. ‘No One Can Serve Two Masters’: The Unity of Philosophy and Theology in Ricœur’s Early Thought
33. Michel Henry and Metaphysics: An Expressive Ontology
34. Another Name for Liberty: Revelation, ‘Objectivity,’ and Intellectual Freedom in Barth and Marion
35. Regular Articles
36. The Emotional Impact of Evil: Philosophical Reflections on Existential Problems
37. Panentheisms, Creation and Evil
38. Being Gifted as Negative Certainty
39. Conflict Resolved: the Amity between Postmodern Philosophy and Theology in Gianni Vattimo’s weak thought
40. Epistemological Reform and Embracement of Human Rights. What Can be Inferred from Islamic Rationalistic Maturidite Theology?
41. The Dialectic of Sin and Faith in “Being Able to be Oneself”
42. Pannenberg’s Doctrine of Resurrection as Science