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23. Jul. 2024 / Science & Research

Research in Exile: Interview with a Sudanese Scholar

Dr. Mohamed Bakhit, Stipendiat der Philipp Schwartz-Initiative für gefährdete Wissenschaftlerinnen und Wissenschaftler

Dr. Mohamed Bakhit, scholarship holder of the Philipp Schwartz Initiative for endangered academics, talks in an interview about life in Friedensau and his teaching activities at the Friedensau Adventist University.
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15. Jul. 2024 / Science & Research

Adventist Virtues

Questions of morality confront us all the time. What should we do in the face of a horrific war? How can I live Christian stewardship in a consumerist world? Who should make decisive contributions when families break up? When is more patience ...
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15. Jul. 2024 / Science & Research

Scientific conference

The 5th Symposium of the Institute for Adventist History and Theology took place in Friedensau from April 15 to 18, 2024. The theme was "Adventism and the Anabaptists".
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05. Apr. 2024 / Science & Research

“How beautiful and lovely … “

The pilgrimage songs as an example of constructive community togetherness ...
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05. Apr. 2024 / Science & Research

Inconspicuous boxes

Treasures in inconspicuous boxes – this is an apt description of the storage of archive material in an archive. It is usually a large collection of them. But these boxes and crates can sometimes conceal valuable items.
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25. Jan. 2024 / Science & Research

When the partner believes differently …

What does "believing differently" mean? It can mean different things: one partner is a Christian, the other an atheist. It can also mean that a Christian is married to a Muslim or Jew (of different faiths).
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30. Nov. 2023 / Science & Research

Dieter Leutert “Why I am a Christian”

The German philosopher Kurt Flasch wrote a book entitled "Why I am not a Christian", which was published in 2013.
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24. Jul. 2023 / Science & Research

A letter and its consequences | Part 2

Wilhelm Michael was a man of language.He had studied German, classical languages and philosophy in Munich, Leipzig, Heidelberg and Erlangen, and in 1909 earned his doctorate (Dr. phil.) with the publication of a two-volume collection of works ...
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