Phe 525 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Southern New Hampshire University PHE-525 09:01:24 GMT -05:00 The WHO article was written to educate people, mainly gay men, on the importance of using protection to prevent HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases. Sometimes this hard communication is needed because not everyone is available to have a sex-ed talk and can learn about things that people find uncomfortable to talk about. The target audience is for gay men, and for people who has not learned about the possible risk of sexual...

MyStIcAL VISIonS AnD SpIrItuAL hEALth – MEDIEVAL MyStIcISM AS A pLAtForM For thE EXpLorAton oF huMAn SpIrItuALIty AnD hAppInESS the transcendence of the Body in the Quest for the godhead – A Message for us today? SuMMAry – Medieval mysticism is often identified as a unique and most fascinating religious phenomenon of highest personal qualities prevalent in the late Middle Ages. But we still can derive many insights from the mystical authors for our own modern quest for happin...

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