Henri de Lubac refused to accept the idea of a fixed gulf between the natural and the supernatural. His thought consistently stresses that divine and human are not in some kind of zero-sum relation.

Explore the richness of Earth and its peoples in a Christian learning community. Join a group of highly motivated, inquisitive students to examine, investigate and analyze earth systems. You'll study ...

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The McCauley Lecture Series continues at the Washington County Free Library in downtown Hagerstown. The series will feature historians discussing various topics, according to a community announcement.

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https://doi.org/10.2307/1485881 • https://www.jstor.org/stable/1485881 Copy URL The Quinn River Formation, Black Rock terrane, Quinn River Crossing, is one of the ...

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The earth the home of man / by W.J. McGee. Part of a course of lectures prepared under the auspices of the Anthropological Society of Washington and delivered in the United States National Museum ...

Introductory address, by J. W. Powell. - Scientific and popular views of nature contrasted, by T. Gill. - What is anthropology? By O. T. Mason. - Contrasts of the ...