The Invisible Hand Of Divine Providence in Christian Theology leads mankind continuously with teleological aim.Adam Smith’s“Invisible Hand of Political Economy”leads society to the highest level of prosperity,where...The Invisible Hand Of Divine Providence in Christian Theology leads mankind continuously with teleological aim.Adam Smith’s“Invisible Hand of Political Economy”leads society to the highest level of prosperity,where the benefits of households,businesses and the state are optimized.Adam Smith,influenced by the Theology of Augustine and Thomas Aquinas,transfers the Hand of Divine Providence to economic life and lets individuals function on the basis of their own interest and the“sympathy”governing their economic relations.Two patterns run at the same time.The economic circuit is driven by the good choice of the invisible hand,and mankind is driven by the good providence of God.The purpose of our work is to present this coincidence of the two“long hands”of God and the Economy and the influences that the Philosophy of Ethical Emotions of Political Economy has received from Theology.展开更多
In feudal China and Europe once had a seemingly same phenomenon of godding the kingship. The European believed in the idea of Divine Right of kings, while the Chinese deeply thought that Emperor was entrusted by Heave...In feudal China and Europe once had a seemingly same phenomenon of godding the kingship. The European believed in the idea of Divine Right of kings, while the Chinese deeply thought that Emperor was entrusted by Heaven to rule the world. Both king and Emperor were authorized rulers. However, those theories have difference in connotation, foundation and representation; therefore they are different at the core.展开更多
In his famous book The Golden Bough,]ames Frazer mentioned one special custom found along the shores of Lake Nemi in Italy. The forest king who lived beside Lake N e m i, was not only once a prisoner, but also the mur...In his famous book The Golden Bough,]ames Frazer mentioned one special custom found along the shores of Lake Nemi in Italy. The forest king who lived beside Lake N e m i, was not only once a prisoner, but also the murderer of his predecessor. W hy did the K ing have to be kille d ? How could he be k ille d ? This was the very starting point of James Frazer’s divine kingship study. This was in contrast to the common idea held in many cultures, that kings, or even gods, would die.展开更多
The love is the topic of the abyss of time of mankind, but inhibits in the asceticism of western religion under, the love often takes a tragedy color. In the western literature work depiction concerning the love of cl...The love is the topic of the abyss of time of mankind, but inhibits in the asceticism of western religion under, the love often takes a tragedy color. In the western literature work depiction concerning the love of clergy, then there is the aggro of "human nature" and "divine nature". This text tries to explain west from three works religion bottom of love tragedy.展开更多
EDDY Agbo had a close companion while growing up in Mbu. a small village in southeast Nigeria. in the 1960s. It was malaria. ＂1 lived through malaria for a large chunk of my life.＂ the 49-year-old winner of a recen...EDDY Agbo had a close companion while growing up in Mbu. a small village in southeast Nigeria. in the 1960s. It was malaria. ＂1 lived through malaria for a large chunk of my life.＂ the 49-year-old winner of a recent award for innovation with a social impact, said. sitting in his office in Baltimore, the United States. ＂The medicine provider in my village,展开更多
文摘The Invisible Hand Of Divine Providence in Christian Theology leads mankind continuously with teleological aim.Adam Smith’s“Invisible Hand of Political Economy”leads society to the highest level of prosperity,where the benefits of households,businesses and the state are optimized.Adam Smith,influenced by the Theology of Augustine and Thomas Aquinas,transfers the Hand of Divine Providence to economic life and lets individuals function on the basis of their own interest and the“sympathy”governing their economic relations.Two patterns run at the same time.The economic circuit is driven by the good choice of the invisible hand,and mankind is driven by the good providence of God.The purpose of our work is to present this coincidence of the two“long hands”of God and the Economy and the influences that the Philosophy of Ethical Emotions of Political Economy has received from Theology.
文摘In feudal China and Europe once had a seemingly same phenomenon of godding the kingship. The European believed in the idea of Divine Right of kings, while the Chinese deeply thought that Emperor was entrusted by Heaven to rule the world. Both king and Emperor were authorized rulers. However, those theories have difference in connotation, foundation and representation; therefore they are different at the core.
文摘In his famous book The Golden Bough,]ames Frazer mentioned one special custom found along the shores of Lake Nemi in Italy. The forest king who lived beside Lake N e m i, was not only once a prisoner, but also the murderer of his predecessor. W hy did the K ing have to be kille d ? How could he be k ille d ? This was the very starting point of James Frazer’s divine kingship study. This was in contrast to the common idea held in many cultures, that kings, or even gods, would die.
文摘The love is the topic of the abyss of time of mankind, but inhibits in the asceticism of western religion under, the love often takes a tragedy color. In the western literature work depiction concerning the love of clergy, then there is the aggro of "human nature" and "divine nature". This text tries to explain west from three works religion bottom of love tragedy.
文摘EDDY Agbo had a close companion while growing up in Mbu. a small village in southeast Nigeria. in the 1960s. It was malaria. ＂1 lived through malaria for a large chunk of my life.＂ the 49-year-old winner of a recent award for innovation with a social impact, said. sitting in his office in Baltimore, the United States. ＂The medicine provider in my village,
