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An Interlude,ypse” of John, the book of Revelation, but very early on in the biblical narrative. After they ate from the Tree of Knowledge, Adam and Eve realized that they were nude. Not that they were not clothless before, but the realization of their condition, of knowing the exposure of the . of their most in

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Strategy and Tactics in Eschatological Practices,they occupy in everyday life. One of the seminal authors that developed a careful examination of the quotidian “spatial practices” is Michel de Certeau.. For de Certeau the examination of everyday life, the quotidian, produces an interesting observation, which will bear some significant implications

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The Postcolonial Challenge: Quotidian ,ity. And, the complexity issues from the fact that the definition of what entails a context, that which comes with a text—theological or not—happens in the text either as a pretext or as a subtext. As a pretext it comes in the form of a preunderstanding, the unreflective bias with which we come to t

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Dimensions of Liminality,is not, it annuls itself. Let us go to the limit: The truth of the gift (…) suffices to annul the gift”. This annulment is what we call life. Death is the condition that makes the gift possible and vice versa. Life wraps the gift and has a rendezvous with death. When S?ren Kierkegaard contends that