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245 | 0 | 0 | _aVulnerability and freedom |
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520 | _a“That night, from afar, someone saw an unforgettable scene: a man was struggling against himself and another, with an airy lightness, composed dance steps with these blows” (Prol., p. 8). As its title suggests, it is the shadow of Jacob, discreet but very real, that is projected on this beautiful book of Ignatian spiritual theology, the fruit of a doctoral thesis presented at the Centre Sèvres in 2019. | ||
690 | _afreedom | ||
690 | _aSpiritual exercises | ||
690 | _afragility | ||
690 | _aspiritual theology | ||
690 | _aIgnatius of Loloya (1492-1556) | ||
690 | _afreedom | ||
690 | _aSpiritual exercises | ||
690 | _afragility | ||
690 | _aspiritual theology | ||
690 | _aIgnatius of Loloya (1492-1556) | ||
786 | 0 | _nNouvelle revue théologique | Volume 143 | 1 | 2020-12-21 | p. 116-121 | 0029-4845 | |
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