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Bodies, Sex, and Persistence: How Reproductive and Non‑Persistent Systems Are Built in Biology and Society
Abstract Human persistence as a species depends on biological reproduction, yet survival and flourishing also rely…
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From Primates to Persons: Gene Regulatory Networks, Brain Systems, and the Divine Pattern of Human Uniqueness
Abstract Christian theology confesses that human beings are created in the image of God and ordered…
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Zero as Covenantal Interval: Embodied Numerology, Creatio ex Nihilo, and “Riddle of the Ark”
Abstract This article offers a close reading of the visionary text “Riddle of the Ark,” in…
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“I Only Made Nine Numbers”: Numeral Ontology, Binary Polarity, and Apophatic Zero in Riddle of the Ark
Abstract This article reads the contemporary poem Riddle of the Ark as a vernacular contribution to…
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Counting to Ten from One to Nine: Zero, Numeral Ontology, and Theological Play in “Riddle of the Ark”
Abstract “Riddle of the Ark” is a contemporary theological poem that stages counting from one to…
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Riddle of the Ark
This is the Riddle of the Ark found in the book of Kaleimakamaeokeola. My son what…
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The Divine Pattern YY–XY–XX: Free Will, Personhood, and the Future of Engineered Seeds
The Divine Pattern YY–XY–XX: Free Will, Personhood, and the Future of Engineered Seeds Abstract This article…
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Adam as a “Living Battery”: Imago Dei, Dependence, and Technological Metaphor in Theological Anthropology
Adam as a “Living Battery”: Imago Dei, Dependence, and Technological Metaphor in Theological Anthropology Abstract Contemporary…
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