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    Supernaturally Infused or Naturally Emerged Soul? A Study of the Appeal of Theistic Evolutionist Systems to Dual Anthropology
    (2014)
    Răzmeriță, Gheorghe
    The article studies the relationship between theistic evolutionism and the dualistic and sinful aspects of the human nature. This engagement proves essential to Adventist theology, with its particular creationism and anthropology. Two questions stand out in this study. First, how do the concepts of dualism and sin affect theistic evolutionism? Could some Adventist theologians who may be tempted to accept theistic evolutionism remain consistent with their biblical anthropology and still embrace theistic evolutionism? Besides the introduction and conclusion, the article is structured in three major sections: theistic evolutionist systems that integrate dualism, theistic evolutionist systems that do not integrate dualism, and an assessment of both options.
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    “Fear God and Keep his Commandments”: The Character of Man and the Judgment of God in the Epilogue of Ecclesiastes
    (2019)
    Bornapé, Allan
    In the book of Ecclesiastes, the motif of “fear of God” can be designated as the supreme song and quintessence of biblical piety. This motif that appears seven times in the book (3,14; 5,7; 7,18; 8,12, twice, 13; 12,13), finds in its epilogue its theological synthesis. However, the passage in Ecclesiastes 12,13.14 has been commonly evaluated by book scholars as a later textual addition by a second author or simply the intervention of a wise commentator. In this article the text of Ecclesiastes 12,13-14 will be approached (with special emphasis on verse 13), through an exegetical analysis according to its own textual design within the book, examining its vocabulary both in its two final verses as well as throughout chapter 12. Also will be analyzed the linguistic connections with the rest of the book and how this passage turns out to be an elaborate conclusion of the wise writer. In this study, some intertextual relations with sapiential, poetic, and prophetic literature will be examined, with the purpose of demonstrating how this text offers us a rich theology for the entire Hebrew Bible focused especially on the important relationship between the moral character of the human being, the Decalogue as their fundamental life norm, and the eschatological orientation of the last verses of Ecclesiastes. The Qohelet’s epilogue can be considered a veritable master theological work and the present article will seek to investigate in this passage and its truths for our time
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    Levels of physical activity, body image and their relationship in Chilean university students from a health school.
    (2018)
    Mauricio Adrian Cresp Barria
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    Machuca Barria, Claudia
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    Rodrigo Sebastián Moraga Muñoz
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    Fernandez Filho, Jose
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    Pedro Delgado-floody
    It is relevant to investigate the risk factors presented by university students of programs related to careers in the area of health, which are apparently healthy. Today, there are profound changes in lifestyle and diet in the young population. The subjects selected in the investigation were 104 (n = 104), and was representative (total n = 142) with a 5% error and 95% reliability. The data were collected through the use of two self-administered surveys: a) body shape questionnaire (BSQ) and b) A questionnaire was used to assess the level of physical activity (IPAQ, 2009). For the data analysis, statistical software SPSS (Statistical package for social sciences 20.0) was used. This research has a descriptive, transversal, correlational and non-experimental design, whose objective is to determine and correlate the values of the level of physical activity and body awareness. Those selected are first-year students from three programs (nutrition, kinesiology, occupational therapy), academics from the health school, Catholic University of Temuco, Chile. An analysis was made of bivariate samples of Kendall's Tau-b. The results showed that there is no significant correlation between the levels of physical activity and physical perception in the Health students of the Catholic University of Temuco.