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"Middle Eastern Texts Initiative moving to Brill" by D. Morgan Davis
Title Middle Eastern Texts Initiative moving to Brill Keywords Middle East, Texts to Brill, Brill, Islamic Studies Abstract For two decades now, the Middle Eastern Texts Initiative has been engaged in the editing, translation, and publication of important texts from the golden age of the Islamic world, including mystical, theological, philosophical, and medical works by Muslims, Jews, and Christians alike.
"On Agency" by D. Morgan Davis
Keywords Atonement, Agency, Christ, Religious Thought Abstract The Atonement itself is a fruit of Christ's own agency: he freely suffered and gave his life for mankind, freely submitting his own will to the will of the Father. Original Publication Citation “On Agency,” Religious Educator 11, no. 3: 59–77. BYU ScholarsArchive Citation Davis, D. Morgan, "On Agency" (2010). Faculty Publications. 3579.
February comes in March: Another volume of On This Day now available
Title February comes in March: Another volume of On This Day now available Keywords Maxwell Institute, New Journal, Maxwell Journal Abstract I am pleased to announce the publication of another volume in our Middle Eastern Texts Initiative. On This Day (translated from the Armenian “Yaysmawurk‘”) is a compilation of stories about venerable Christians saints and martyrs from days gone by.
The Niche of Lights" by D. Morgan Davis
Title Brief Notice: The Niche of Lights Keywords Lights, Islamic thought Abstract Abu Hamid al-Ghazali (A.D. 1058-1111) is a pivotal figure in the history of Islamic thought, whether his work is seen as having a negative impact or, as is far more common, a positive one. He was famous in his time as a master of Islamic jurisprudence (which defined correct practice) and doctrine (which defined orthodox belief).
"Can sheep excrement cure ulcers? Consult the final volume of Maimonide" by D. Morgan Davis
Title Can sheep excrement cure ulcers? Consult the final volume of Maimonides’s Medical Aphorisms Keywords Maimonide, Medical Aphorisms, Moses Maimonide, curing ulcers Abstract I’m excited to announce the publication of the fifth and final volume of medical aphorisms by the great Medieval Jewish physician and theologian Moses Maimonides, translated from the Arabic by Gerrit Bos, a world authority on Maimonides.
"Latest METI book- “Ḥunayn ibn Isḥāq on His Galen Translations”" by D. Morgan Davis
Title Latest METI book— “Ḥunayn ibn Isḥāq on His Galen Translations” Keywords METI book, Islam, Galen Translations Abstract I’m very pleased to announce the appearance of an important new title in our Eastern Christian Texts series. Ḥunayn ibn Isḥāq on His Galen Translations is the first Arabic work to appear in this series since our inaugural volume in 2002 (other titles have appeared in Syriac and Armenian). Edited and translated with consummate erudition by John C.
"METI releases latest Maimonides translation" by D. Morgan Davis
Title METI releases latest Maimonides translation Keywords Maimonides, METI, Translation Abstract ’m pleased to announce the publication of a fourth volume of medical aphorisms by the eminent medieval physician and Jewish theologian Moses Maimonides (1138–1204). Maimonides, like every medical practitioner of his time, studied the works of Galen, the Greco-Roman physician of the second century.
"Mormons and Muslims building bridges of understanding" by D. Morgan Davis
Title Mormons and Muslims building bridges of understanding Keywords Mormonism, Muslims, Mormons and Muslims, Islam, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Abstract The Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religions Scholarship seeks to build bridges of understanding among people of all faiths. That is part of our declared mission. One of the most important ways we have been fulfilling that mandate since the Institute’s founding is through the Middle Eastern Texts Initiative (METI).
The Middle Eastern Texts Initiative: To Recover, Preserve, and Remember
Title The Middle Eastern Texts Initiative: To Recover, Preserve, and Remember Keywords Middle East, Test Initiative, Eastern Religions Abstract For the past twenty years, a project called the Middle Eastern Texts Initiative (METI) has been underway at Brigham Young University. METI publishes accessible translations of the philosophical, theological, and mystical literature of classical Islamic civilization.
Essays in Honor of S. Kent Brown" by Andrew C. Skinner, D. Morgan Davis et al.
By Andrew C. Skinner, D. Morgan Davis, and Carl Griffin, Published on 01/01/11
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