… between religion and giving. We begin with a report on the practices of some religious
persons in the United States and conclude by discussing some very specific and timely religious …

… balance and precision, rabbinic religion brooks no compromise on the biblical obligation to
love God. By this period in history, the commandment in the Torah to love God “with all your …

… between agape as God's care for us and eros as our attempt to deal with God has the effect
… Our love for God remains dependent and responsive in a manner that God's love never is" (…

… So in the religious life we should not condemn the deep stirrings of the … of love with which
we should love God, we will become narrow, blind, and a danger even to the thing we love. …

… Also implicit in the fable is the idea that no one religious tradition holds the truth. If this is so
… in God’s image means that the logic of love is encoded within them and that the logic of love …

… and explain religious subjectivities. He points out that it was after the Enlightenment that
religion … Elizabeth and their orphanage in Jerusalem I will attempt to capture ‘untidy’ religious …

… “Fight and subdue those who persist in aggression until persecution is no more, and absolute
freedom of religion is established. People must be able to adopt a religion only for God’s …

… is nothing but Nature, and not some anthropomorphic judge before whom we should
adopt an attitude of worshipful awe; and after learning that traditional religious dogmas are …

… The fact that the present study demonstrated God’s love decreased ACC activity for ‘religion-specific’
errors is noteworthy because such errors are likely more personally meaningful …

… ‘that we do not love God as we ought, whilst we love any Creatures at all’ and criticized Norris
and Astell’s position on the grounds that if God is the sole object of our love, then this may …