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| author | Hekimyan, Stephan |
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| contents | <p><strong>The Gospel of Meaning: The Ontology of Conjunctive Fullness</strong> explores Christ not merely as a religious figure, but as the living structure of meaning that unites God, humanity, and creation. Integrating theology, semiotics, and systems thinking, the article presents Christ as the Logos who restores connection, transforms difference into participation, and regenerates the world through grace. Conjunctive Fullness is introduced as an ontological alternative to dualism and reductionism — a vision of wholeness where nothing is lost, and all is gathered into the Body of Christ. </p> |
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| spellingShingle | The Gospel of Meaning: The Ontology of Conjunctive Fullness Hekimyan, Stephan Gospel of Meaning Conjunctive Fullness Theology Philosophy <p><strong>The Gospel of Meaning: The Ontology of Conjunctive Fullness</strong> explores Christ not merely as a religious figure, but as the living structure of meaning that unites God, humanity, and creation. Integrating theology, semiotics, and systems thinking, the article presents Christ as the Logos who restores connection, transforms difference into participation, and regenerates the world through grace. Conjunctive Fullness is introduced as an ontological alternative to dualism and reductionism — a vision of wholeness where nothing is lost, and all is gathered into the Body of Christ. </p> |
| title | The Gospel of Meaning: The Ontology of Conjunctive Fullness |
| topic | Gospel of Meaning Conjunctive Fullness Theology Philosophy |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15905805 |