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    Translation Theory revision Translation – The process of translation between two different languages involves the translator changing an original text (the source text – ST) in the original verbal languages (the source languages – SL) in a different verbal language (the target language – TL) S. Bassnet def: Translation is rendering of a SL text into the TL so as to ensure that: 1) the surface meaning of the two will be approximately similar‚ and 2) the structures of the SL will e preserved as

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    Though famous as a theologian‚ St. Thomas also hat1 a trcmendous grasp of the content of Scripture. His extensive knowledge probably gave birth to the story that he had memorized the whole Latin Bible. In theory St. Thomas‚ as Augustine before him‚ believed that theological reasoning must be based only on the literal sense of Scripture. Yet in his SUVZVZU ‘Theologica St. Thomas declares: God is the Author of Holy Scripture. He has given a meaning not only to the words but to the things they signify

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    Prostitution

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    Prostitution in the Philippines - A time for change Introduction A Jesuit priest was asked to write the foreword of a book that deals with prostitution and human trafficking in the Philippines. He wrote the following: A foreigner came to our country. Then‚ as so many foreigners cheerfully do‚ he published his first deep impressions. The last sentence of his article was sad. He said: “The tragedy of the Philippines is this: in one of the world’s loveliest countries‚ some of the world’s

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    My Vocation

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    Well‚ this story is a long one‚ as are most of my stories‚ but here it goes… My vocation story is simple; it began with a thought from God that my life was meant for something more. This thought resounded “priesthood” not only in my head‚ but also in my day-to-day life. Very carefully‚ through the influence of my parents‚ through the desire to attend Holy Mass more regularly throughout the week‚ and through my experiences with the other member of our church especially choir‚ God Holy Spirit (Mahal

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    More than two thousand years ago‚ a beautiful Greek hunter‚ Narcissus‚ saw his reflection in a pool of water and immediately fell in love with it‚ unaware that it was his own image. He thereafter became overly infatuated with the reflection‚ and remained fixated‚ staring at own beauty until his death. This Greek mythology gave rise to narcissism - a term that was entrenched into the books of psychology by Sigmund Freud‚ the psychoanalyst whose work pioneered the study of egoism and its relation to

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    Peter 2: 21-25

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    THE LITERARY CONTEXT OF 1 PETER 2:21-25: § Key Questions: ü How does this passage fit into Peter’s flow of thought? ü What contribution does it make to that flow of thought? ü Why did he include this passage at this point in the book? ü What is the main purpose of the passage in its original context? Ø Peter’s ultimate purpose in 1 Peter 2:21-25 was not to teach Christology in a vacuum‚ so what was his purpose? The Purpose of the Passage As reflected in the outline above‚ in 1 Peter 2:18-20 the apostle

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    Significant practices in the life of adherents Baptism – Christianity Baptism is the most significant rite of initiation for Christians by which a person is welcomed into the Christian community. It is the term most commonly applied to a religious act of purification by water and is practiced in various religious traditions. Through it a person becomes a member of the Christian Church. (Jesus said) “The one who believes and is baptised will be saved” Mark 16:16 Most Christian Churches

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    the first reading. Once this has been completed there is then either an "Alleluia" or Gospel Acclimation - in this recent mass the priest would say "Alleluia!" and the congregation would sing it afterwards‚ this was repeated twice. After this the "Homily" was performed‚ in which the Priest gives a lecture regarding a issue or occasion that is occurring‚ on this day‚ the issue of abortion was brought up. The Priest may also participate in or have a reading or discussion about a holiday/feast that is

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    Sacraments Study Guide

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    Sacraments Study Guide 1. Terms Sacrament : outward sign instituted by Christ to give grace Efficacious : capable of producing a desired effect sacramental economy : dispensation of the fruits of the Paschal Mystery entrusted to the Church until Christ comes again Incarnation : God becoming human Liturgy : official public worship of the Church Hypostatic Union : doctrine of faith that recognizes two natures of Jesus‚ human and divine Evangelists : writers of the four gospels Jesus : Hebrew

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    Religious Studies 2.2 AS 90821 Explain the changes in an expression of a religious tradition Task one: Describe the marriage service in the Catholic Church 100 years ago and explain why the marriage service was performed this way. What were the restrictions on the couple? The Catholic Church’s marriage service was significantly different 100 years ago mainly due to how society was then. For example:- The priest would organise the entire wedding‚ there were no prayers of the faithful and

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