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Isar Gospel Harmony

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-	The '''Isaric Gospel Harmony''' (IGH, also referred to as the ''Isaric Diatesseron'' or simply as ''The Gospel'') is a fusion of the four New Testament Gospel accounts used by Isaric Christians. The structure of the IGH was modeled upon George Knight's ''A Simplified Harmony of the Gospels'', which is used by many Baptists. Unlike Knight's Harmony, however, the Isar Harmony is intended to be viewed as a composite, "stand-alone" testimony of the life and teachings of Christ, leaving out certain supposed contradictory elements in favor of a single story line that reflects a single viewpoint. The use of a harmony narrative harkens back to ancient Syriac tradition.	+	The '''Isaric Gospel Harmony''' (IGH, also referred to as the ''Isaric Diatesseron'' or simply as ''The Gospel'') is a fusion of the four New Testament Gospel accounts used by Isaric Christians. The structure of the IGH was modeled upon George Knight's ''A Simplified Harmony of the Gospels'', which is used by many Baptists. Unlike Knight's Harmony, however, the Isar Harmony is intended to be viewed as a composite, "stand-alone" testimony of the life and teachings of Christ. The use of a harmony narrative harkens back to ancient Syriac tradition.

Uta Ranke-Heinemann

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-	{{BLP unsourced\|date=September 2009}}	+	'''Uta Ranke-Heinemann''' (born 2 October 1927) is a German [[theologian]], academic and author. She holds the (nondenominational) chair of History of Religion at the University of Duisburg-Essen in Essen, her birthplace.
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-	'''Uta Ranke-Heinemann''' (born 2 October 1927) is a [[Germany\|German]] [[theologian]], [[academic]] and [[author]]. She holds the (nondenominational) chair of [[History of Religion]] at the [[University of Duisburg-Essen]] in [[Essen]], her birthplace.

	==Early life==		==Early life==
-	Ranke-Heinemann's parents were [[Lutheran]]s. Her father [[Gustav Heinemann]] was an [[Social Democratic Party of Germany\|SPD]] politician and [[president of Germany]] 1969–74. Her mother Hilda Heinemann studied theology under [[Rudolf Bultmann]] at the [[University of Marburg]]. In 1944, Hilda sent Uta to Bultmann as a refugee after Essen was heavily bombed.	+	Ranke-Heinemann's parents were [[Lutheranism\|Lutherans]]. Her father Gustav Heinemann was a Social Democratic Party politician and president of Germany 1969–74. Her mother Hilda Heinemann studied theology under Rudolf Bultmann at the University of Marburg. In 1944, Hilda sent Uta to Bultmann as a refugee after Essen was heavily bombed.

	==Career==		==Career==
-	After nearly seven years' study of Protestant theology in [[University of Bonn\|Bonn]], [[University of Basel\|Basel]], [[University of Oxford\|Oxford]], and [[University of Montpellier\|Montpellier]], she converted to [[Catholic church\|Catholicism]] in 1953 and was promoted to [[Doctor (title)#Germany\|doctor]] in 1954 in [[University of Munich\|Munich]], the first woman to attain this. In 1970, she became the first woman in the world to hold a [[professor\|chair]] of [[Catholic theology]] at the University of Essen. She lost her chair in 1987 after denying the [[virgin birth]] and since then has held a chair of the history of religion until her [[Emeritus\|retirement]].	+	After nearly seven years' study of [[Protestantism\|Protestant]] theology in Bonn, Basel, Oxford, and Montpellier, she converted to [[Roman Catholic Church\|Catholicism]] in 1953 and obtained a doctor in 1954 in Munich, the first woman to do so. In 1970, she became the first woman in the world to hold a chair of [[Catholic theology]] at the University of Essen. She lost her chair in 1987 after denying the [[virgin birth]] and since then has held a chair of the history of religion until her [[Emeritus\|retirement]].

	==Beliefs==		==Beliefs==
-	Ranke-Heinemann is a [[pacifism\|pacifist]]. In 1999, to protest against the [[1999 NATO bombing of Yugoslavia\|NATO bombing of Yugoslavia]], she entered the [[German presidential election, 1999\|German presidential election]] as a candidate of the left-wing [[Party of Democratic Socialism (Germany)\|PDS]], running against her nephew [[Johannes Rau]], who was elected in the end.	+	Ranke-Heinemann is a pacifist. In 1999, to protest against the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia, she entered the German presidential election as a candidate of the left-wing Party of Democratic Socialism, running against her nephew Johannes Rau, who was elected in the end.

-	In 2001, after the death of her husband, she declared her "Departure from [[traditional Christianity]]" — though not from [[Jesus]], who said "[[Blessed are the peacemakers]]". She added her thoughts about finding her beloved husband after her death to her book "Putting Away Childish Things". [[Rene Descartes]] and [[Immanuel Kant]] showed her how to be a Christian and to hope for eternal life without sacrifice of her intellect.	+	In 2001, after the death of her husband, she declared her "Departure from traditional [[Christianity]]" — though not from [[Jesus]], who said "Blessed are the peacemakers". She added her thoughts about finding her beloved husband after her death to her book "Putting Away Childish Things". Rene Descartes and Immanuel Kant showed her how to be a Christian and to hope for eternal life without sacrifice of her intellect.

	And here her sevenfold negative Creed:<ref> "Nein und Amen. Mein Abschied vom traditionellen Christentum", page 417</ref>		And here her sevenfold negative Creed:<ref> "Nein und Amen. Mein Abschied vom traditionellen Christentum", page 417</ref>
-	#The [[Bible]] is not the [[word of God]] but the [[authors of the Bible\|word of men]].	+	#The [[Bible]] is not the word of [[God]] but the [[authors of the Bible\|word of men]].
	#That [[Trinity\|God does exist in three persons]] is imagination of men.		#That [[Trinity\|God does exist in three persons]] is imagination of men.
-	#[[Jesus]] is [[Christology#Only human?\|man and not God]].	+	#[[Jesus]] is [[Christology#Only human?\|man and not God]].
-	#[[Mary (mother of Jesus)\|Mary]] is the mother of Jesus and not the [[mother of God]].	+	#[[Mary (mother of Jesus)\|Mary]] is the mother of Jesus and not the mother of God.
-	#[[God]] created [[heaven]] and earth, [[Hell in Christian beliefs\|hell]] is a product of human fantasy.	+	#[[God]] created [[heaven]] and earth, [[hell]] is a product of human fantasy.
	#The [[devil]] and [[original sin]] do not exist.		#The [[devil]] and [[original sin]] do not exist.
	#A [[Substitutionary atonement\|bloody redemption]] at [[Crucifixion of Jesus\|the Cross]] is a pagan [[human sacrifice\|sacrificial slaughtering of a human being]], based on a model from the [[prehistoric religion\|religious Stone Age]].		#A [[Substitutionary atonement\|bloody redemption]] at [[Crucifixion of Jesus\|the Cross]] is a pagan [[human sacrifice\|sacrificial slaughtering of a human being]], based on a model from the [[prehistoric religion\|religious Stone Age]].
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Marguerite Porete

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Giovanni di Vico

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-	'''Giovanni di Vico''' (died 1366) was an Italian [[Ghibelline]] leader, lord of [[Viterbo]], [[Vetralla]], [[Orvieto]], [[Narni]] and numerous other lands in northern [[Lazio]] and [[Umbria]]. He is the most famous member of the [[Prefetti di Vico]] family.	+	'''Giovanni di Vico''' (died 1366) was an Italian Ghibelline leader, lord of Viterbo, Vetralla, Orvieto, Narni and numerous other lands in northern Lazio and Umbria. He is the most famous member of the Prefetti di Vico family.

	==Biography==		==Biography==
-	Giovanni is mentioned for the first time in 1322. In 1337 he inherited the charge of prefect of Rome from his father Manfredi. The following year he entered Viterbo, killing his brother Faziolo, who had remained loyal to the Pope. Giovanni was named Imperial vicar of Latium by emperor [[Louis IV, Holy Roman Emperor\|Louis IV of Bavaria]], confirmed in 1342 by [[Pope Clement VI]].	+	Giovanni is mentioned for the first time in 1322. In 1337 he inherited the charge of prefect of [[Rome]] from his father Manfredi. The following year he entered Viterbo, killing his brother Faziolo, who had remained loyal to the Pope. Giovanni was named Imperial vicar of Latium by emperor [[Louis IV, Holy Roman Emperor\|Louis IV of Bavaria]], confirmed in 1342 by [[Pope Clement VI]].

-	However, increasing contrasts with the latter drove him to an open rebellion in 1344, in which he expanded his lordship. After a short reconciliation, in 1347 [[Cola di Rienzo]], senator of Rome, declared Giovanni rebel and waged war to him. Assailed by 7,000 men, he was forced to sue for a surrender, and to renounce to his title of prefect. Giovanni was arrested again in Rome two times again, but was freed with the fall of Cola di Rienzo.	+	However, increasing contrasts with the latter drove him to an open rebellion in 1344, in which he expanded his lordship. After a short reconciliation, in 1347 Cola di Rienzo, senator of Rome, declared Giovanni rebel and waged war to him. Assailed by 7,000 men, he was forced to sue for a surrender, and to renounce to his title of prefect. Giovanni was arrested again in Rome two times again, but was freed with the fall of Cola di Rienzo.

-	He thenceforth continued his ruthless policy of ravages against the Papal territories, refusing always to present himself in [[Avignon]] to respond of his deeds. In 1352 the Papal army attacked Viterbo; Giovanni resisted successfully a siege of seven months, but was excommunicated. He was also initially victorious against [[Gil de Albornoz]], the skillful Cardinal sent by Pope [[Innocent VI]] to conquer back the usurped territories of the [[Papal States]], but in 1354 he was decisively defeated near Orvieto. After a short resistance in Viterbo, he surrendered and swore loyalty to Albornoz and the Church.	+	He thenceforth continued his ruthless policy of ravages against the Papal territories, refusing always to present himself in Avignon to respond of his deeds. In 1352 the Papal army attacked Viterbo; Giovanni resisted successfully a siege of seven months, but was [[Excommunication\|excommunicated]]. He was also initially victorious against Gil de Albornoz, the skillful Cardinal sent by [[Pope Innocent VI]] to conquer back the usurped territories of the [[Papal States]], but in 1354 he was decisively defeated near Orvieto. After a short resistance in Viterbo, he surrendered and swore loyalty to Albornoz and the Church.

-	In March 1355 he accompanied [[Charles IV, Holy Roman Emperor\|Charles IV of Bohemia]] to Rome for his coronation as Holy Roman Emperor. Taking advantage of Charles' protection, he tried to spur new rebellions in the Papal territories, but was always countered by Albornoz.	+	In March 1355 he accompanied Charles IV of Bohemia to Rome for his coronation as Holy Roman Emperor. Taking advantage of Charles' protection, he tried to spur new rebellions in the Papal territories, but was always countered by Albornoz.

	Giovanni di Vico died in 1366.		Giovanni di Vico died in 1366.
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Sabino Augusto Montanaro

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deleted "[[Sabino Augusto Montanaro]]" Dpesn't say anything about his excommunication or anything relating to religion in any way.

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		+	:People protect Jonathan
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