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[Cardiovascular diseases in the Bible].
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Crippling disorders in the Bible.
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The mention of teeth in the Bible.
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["And the skin turned white as snow..." On skin diseases and leprosy in the bible].
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Tips on health and healing from the Bible.
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[Abortion in the Old Testament--the translation done by the Bible committee is correct].
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[The status of the human embryo in ideologic history--an erroneous translation of the Holy Bible influences the debate on abortion].
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Bible proverbs and psychosomatics.
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[The Philippson Bible and Freud's fascination for archaeology].
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[Ear diseases in the Bible and in the Talmudic literature (author's transl)].
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[Deafness in the Bible and Talmudic literature].
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[The elderly man--historical aspects. Several sketches from Bible and church history].
Using biblical and biblical-apocryphal sources, the characteristics of Jewish-Christian patriarchism are shown which as a system, especially embodied by elderly men, was very efficient up to the beginning of the 19th century. Following industrialization a decline set in which still continues, and by far exceeds the mere loss of masculine predominance. Particularly elderly men are affected by this. It is remarkable that the general decline of the Protestant Church (in Germany) is connected with the dwindling of responsible paternity. It is presumed that female emancipation and the recovery of masculine responsibility are not contrary but complementary qualities.
[Sanguine proprio? Blood trace analysis of a bible handed down by Baron Friedrich von der Trenck].
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The heart in the Bible and Talmud.
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