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Jewish and Islamic Magic: Forbidden and Permissible Ritual Methods - Vimarsana News

Jewish and Islamic Magic: Forbidden and Permissible Ritual Methods

From the blog of Micah Ben David Naziri at The Times of Israel

THE NEW FRONTIER OF ANTISEMITISM: Racial Discourse and Oromo Extremism in Ethiopia 😀 - Vimarsana News

THE NEW FRONTIER OF ANTISEMITISM: Racial Discourse and Oromo Extremism in Ethiopia 😀

Author Contact Information: Girma Berhanu (Professor) Department of Education and Special Education University of Gothenburg, Sweden E-mail: Girma.Berhanu@ped.gu.se Introduction Ethiopia is in dire straits due to a peculiarly malignant state system called Ethnic Federalism. In existence since the early 1990s, it has been sold as a brave attempt at empowering subjugated nationalities and, to

Border Nation: The Reshaping of the Syrian-Turkish Borderlands - Vimarsana News

Border Nation: The Reshaping of the Syrian-Turkish Borderlands

After a decade of civil war, Syria’s border with Turkey is divided. Yet long-term stability will require a peace agreement that treats the border as an indivisible whole.

What does the devil look like? - Vimarsana News

What does the devil look like?

From a fallen angel to a bearded, red-hued man with horns (wearing his very own Nike Satan shoes, as reported in The Guardian) the Prince of Darkness' appearance has been reinvented many times. The satanic figure of today is the result of centuries of art, literature and theatre, all sculpting a personification of evil.  To find out what the devil really looks like, All About History magazine spoke with Marina Montesano, professor of Medieval History at the University of Messina in Italy, and Jan Machielsen, senior lecturer in Early Modern History at Cardiff University in the UK. Both of th...

Moral Reasoning in Seven Questions - Vimarsana News

Moral Reasoning in Seven Questions

Sometimes, like a diver passing through a thermocline, you feel more than know that a moral choice you are confronting is not routine but requires intentional deliberation. Your stomach churns; your throat tightens. This is what philosopher Rushworth Kidder describes as "crossing the moral thermocline." U.S. Navy (Justin R. Pacheco) Sub Menu

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