1. What is Asceticism? Simply put, Asceticism means self-sacrifice

2. 1 synonym for Ascesis: asceticism

3. asceticism practiced in a monastery.

4. Askesis definition is - self-discipline, asceticism

5. Modern Asceticism initially appears an absurdity

6. The English for Ascesis is asceticism

7. Ascesis definition is - self-discipline, asceticism

8. Asceticism was once a thriving practice

9. Asceticism is organized around four major themes that cut across religious traditions: origins and meanings of Asceticism, which explores the motivations and impulses behind ascetic behaviors; hermeneutics of Asceticism, which looks at texts and rhetorics and their presuppositions; aesthetics of Asceticism, which documents responses evoked by

10. How to use Asceticism in a sentence.

11. Asceticism means the liberation of the human person

12. Asceticism of the Six Samurai + French database ID

13. What does Asceticisms mean? Plural form of asceticism

14. Definition of Asceticism noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

15. It does not promote asceticism or rigid self-denial.

16. Synonyms: asceticism, economy, rigidity, abstinence More Synonyms of Austerity

17. Yet, it does not require asceticism or extreme self-denial.

18. He turned to a life of self-denial and asceticism.

19. Asceticism never occupied an important place in the Jewish religion.

20. Details About The Great Abuse Being Perpetrated Utilizing Religious Asceticism

21. Ascertainably, ascertainer, ascertainment, Ascescency, ascescent, ascetic, ascetical, ascetically, asceticism, ascetta

22. Notice, Jesus was not advocating asceticism or extreme self-denial.

23. Knowledge is to purification and asceticism what Ablution is to prayer

24. Asceticism in Ancient India in Brahmanical, Buddhist, Jaina and Ajivika Societies

25. Asceticism is an integral part of the Orthodox Christian life

26. He next practised asceticism, which was very common among Samanas.

27. Others choose lives of asceticism within our cloistered residence halls.

28. The concept of celibacy carries connotations of asceticism and religious fervor.

29. Nothing is easier than to give Christian asceticism a Socialist tinge.

30. They practiced an asceticism requiring abstinence from wine, marriage, and possessions.

31. Humanistic artists opposed asceticism with humanism, opposed theocracy with human rights.

32. Such viewpoints resulted in extreme life-styles, either asceticism or fleshly indulgence.

33. It is a question of the relation between asceticism and truth.

34. Ding - ling was a commissary of the authors turning to revolutionary asceticism.

35. Asceticism affected the sexual idea deeply and extensively in modern times in China.

36. A massive work, a portion of which is dedicated to Buddhist Asceticism

37. Christians do not practice Asceticism because we see physical goods as evil.

38. Asceticism definition, the manner of life, practices, or principles of an ascetic

39. Her opposed the asceticism of devotion to sciences, advocated the gay science.

40. Asceticism (Greek: askēsis) is a word that describes a certain way of living

41. Tolstoy lived like a peasant on his great estate, practising a radical asceticism.

42. In ancient Greece Asceticism (ἄσκησ, σ1ις) meant the discipline undergone by athletes while training

43. He became an Augustinian monk and practised such asceticism that his health was impaired.

44. Asceticism is rigorous self-denial, particularly the rejection of the pleasures of the world

45. Asceticism is a way of life marked by the voluntary abstinence from worldly pleasures

46. Asceticism is the practice of self-denial in an attempt to draw closer to God

47. Asceticism.—Asceticism may be defined as a form of self-discipline which consists in the habitual renunciation of the things of the flesh, with a view to the cultivation of the life of the spirit

48. Asceticism is so far from the experience of most American Christians in this 21st century

49. Asceticism, that is to say, leads us to self-mastery and enables us to fulfill the

50. At the same time, the asceticism in western Christianity had also produced important influence on him.

51. N Asceticism The life or practice of an ascetic; the principles and historic course of the ascetics

52. Asceticism taught a person to lead a life of contemplation and rigorous self-denial and abstinence

53. Orthodox voices counteract the sinful human tendency to Apotheosize human striving with calls for wisdom and asceticism

54. He was also more adept at using his rhetorical skills in the service of theology and asceticism.

55. In speaking to the rich man mentioned at the outset, it was not Jesus’ intention to promote asceticism.

56. Although a passionate lover in his youth, after his baptism by Ambrose he became a champion of asceticism.

57. Celibacy (sĕl`ĭbəsē), voluntary refusal to enter the married state, with abstinence from sexual activity.It is one of the typically Christian forms of asceticism asceticism, rejection of bodily pleasures through sustained self-denial and self-mortification, with the objective of strengthening spiritual life.

58. Synonyms for Abstemiousness include abstinence, moderation, temperance, asceticism, austerity, restraint, self-denial, self-discipline, sobriety and self-restraint

59. Asceticism (countable and uncountable, plural Asceticisms) The principles and practices of an ascetic ; extreme self-denial and austerity

60. In fact, it is a distinguishing element from most Christian faith traditions, from which Asceticism is essentially absent

61. asceticism (countable and uncountable, plural Asceticisms) The principles and practices of an ascetic; extreme self-denial and austerity.

62. The Bishop nodded his approval of this asceticism before accepting the offer of a second helping from Madeleine.

63. The word Asceticism comes from the Greek word askesis which means practice, bodily exercise, and more especially, athletic training

64. ‘The icon, in particular, is a practical form of art, dealing directly with questions of spiritual life such as holiness and Asceticism.’ ‘In his time the religious energy and zeal were flowing away from the empirical world into the desert of otherworldliness, Asceticism and renunciation.’

65. R/Asceticism: Renounce all things, and thou shalt find all things; give up thy lust, and thou shalt find rest.

66. Asceticism - the doctrine that through renunciation of worldly pleasures it is possible to achieve a high spiritual or intellectual state

67. It involves an attitude of extreme asceticism and a hatred of all worldly things - especially the pleasures of the flesh.

68. Hermitic asceticism represents the most radical phase of the earthly search for access to the gates of the heavenly city.

69. Abs'-ti-nens: Abstinence as a form of asceticism reaches back into remote antiquity, and is found among most ancient peoples

70. Austerity: 1 n the trait of great self-denial (especially refraining from worldly pleasures) Synonyms: asceticism , nonindulgence Types: monasticism asceticism as a form of religious life; usually conducted in a community under a common rule and characterized by celibacy and poverty and obedience eremitism monasticism characterized by solitude

71. Asceticism is defined as a concentration of inner forces and command of oneself, and Our human dignity is related to this

72. Examines the rise of Asceticism in ancient India with attention to contributions from Vedic sources as well as extra-Vedic sources

73. According to Allan Nadler, two most significant examples of medieval Jewish Asceticism have been Havoth ha-Levavoth and Hasidei Ashkenaz

74. Each chapter of The New Asceticism concentrates on a contentious issue in contemporary theology - the role of women in the churches, homosexuality and the priesthood, celibacy and the future of Christian Asceticism - in an original thesis about the nature of desire which may start to heal many contemporary wounds

75. Continence noun self-restraint, moderation, self-control, celibacy, abstinence, chastity, temperance, asceticism The most widely used methods of contraception in those …

76. There are many synonyms of Chasteness which include Abstemiousness, Asceticism, Chastity, Continence, Determination, Economy, Sobriety, Stoicism, Strictness, Temperance, Prudence, Puritanism, etc.

77. Asceticism (əsĕt`ĭsĭzəm), rejection of bodily pleasures through sustained self-denial and self-mortification, with the objective of strengthening spiritual life

78. My project, titled “Askesis” is an ongoing photographic exploration of contemporary asceticism documenting the daily lives of those living within ascetic traditions

79. Ascesis - rigorous self-denial and active self-restraint asceticism self-control , self-denial , self-discipline - the act of denying yourself; controlling your impulses

80. But, as with any institutionalized practice, or tradition of long-standing, Asceticism can become, or be perceived as, “legalism”, or mere custom and