Frittoli pronteL'uccisione of the pig, in Calabria, is a true collective ritual, of a liberating and at the same time propitiatory, during which the threat of natural forces is imprisoned in a symbolic ritual and culture.
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Ancient Greek religion was essentially " propitiatory " in nature, i . e ., based on the notion that to avoid misfortune, one must constantly seek the favour of the relevant gods by prayers, gifts and sacrifices.
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The Lutheran Reformers de-emphasized prayer for the dead, because they believed that the practice had led to many abuses and even to false doctrine, in particular the doctrine of purgatory and of the Mass as a propitiatory sacrifice for the departed.
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Helen Vendler, writing in " The Art of Shakespeare's Sonnets ", is in agreement with Landry that the closing line is largely propitiatory though she arrives at this conclusion without including Sonnet 53 within a group of separation sonnets.
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The opponents of this approach, the patriotic-conservative camp criticizes this attitude as too propitiatory and calls for a morally rigorous approach, with the thorough vetting of all persons in leading positions in politics, business, or the media born before 1972.
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The second part containing the selichot ( propitiatory prayers ) and pizmonim ( liturgical poems ) for the month of Elul, for New Year and the Day of Atonement, is certainly not the work of Amram, but appears to belong to a much later period.
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The empire spanned " from Manipur to Cambodian marches and the borders of Arakan to Yunnan, " and likely received " propitiatory homage " from states as far east as Vietnam and Cambodia . and " probably the largest empire in the history of Southeast Asia ."
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The text asserts the view also found in much older Sannyasa Upanishad, that a " sannyasi " does not do " social rituals, divine worship, propitiatory rites and such practices ", he is beyond pilgrimages, vows, injunctions and temporal actions, states Olivelle.
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In 1714 he offended a former friend, John Johnson of Cranbrook, by attacking, in his'Bread and Wine in the Holy Eucharist not a proper Material Propitiatory Sacrifice,'Johnson's'Unbloody Sacrifice & Altar Unvailed,'which presented the high-church position.
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In contrast, " penal " substitution holds that Christ endured the exact punishment, or the exact " worth " of punishment, that sin deserved; the satisfaction theory states that Christ made the satisfaction owed by humans to God due to sin through the merit of His propitiatory sacrifice.
