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Introduction. The research addresses the problems related to biological risk and the health of workers involved in agricultural and livestock activities. These agricultural personnel, when carrying out their functions, are permanently exposed to incidents and accidents related to their work, which becomes a relevant issue to consider an investigation that allows approaching elements involved within the framework of Safety and Health at work. Aim. Describe the acts and conditions associated with the state of health and prevention of biological risk in workers in the agricultural sector. Materials and methods. This study is based on a quantitative approach, adopting a descriptive and non-experimental cross-sectional design. The target population was voluntarily selected and consisted of 15 participants, 6 women and 9 men, all residents of the municipality of Consacá, located in Nariño in southwestern Colombia and linked to agricultural or livestock activities. For the collection of data, the Survey of Morbidity Felt Acts and Unsafe Conditions for Biological Risk to Workers in the Agricultural Sector (ACIRB), designed specifically for this study, was used. This survey is made up of 9 items that evaluate acts and conditions related to biological risk in the work environment. Results. The study presents results in the variables "Acts" and "Conditions". Regarding the "Acts", the behavior of workers in medical examinations, self-medication, use of Personal Protection Elements (PPE) and biosafety information are analyzed. Some performed medical examinations and practiced self-medication. The use of PPE varied, including traditional methods, while first aid kits were absent. In relation to "Conditions", work symptoms and resources for PPE were explored. Various symptoms and economic limitations were identified that led to homemade solutions. conclusions. The research managed to understand the acts and conditions related to health and prevention of biological risks in agricultural workers. The importance of understanding the nature of work to effectively address health and safety challenges is highlighted. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The management or governance of the company is of vital importance for its development and that of the people who work in it and with whom it relates. The study of the anthropological basis of action can provide important elements for carrying out this task. To this end, a study of the proposal on the acts of the will elaborated by Thomas Aquinas and based on the contributions of Leonardo Polo is proposed; it begins with the study of human's possessive and effusive desire and continues with an analysis of Aquinas' proposal based on Polo's observations on this subject. In the conclusions, the fields of application to management and business are proposed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The expansion of Christianity during the first centuries of our era is attested by references from the works of the ancient writers and by other preserved data. In the case of North Africa, valuable information is provided by the Acts of the Martyrs. This paper shows the cases of Christians who were condemned because of their faith and who suffered martyrdom in this area in the time of the Roman Empire, analyzing the documents that exist on these facts to single out those that are considered to be the most valuable by scholars and to extract the relevant information. This will contribute to providing an overview of the development of the religion in this territory in Antiquity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The tension between the so-called rigid principle of legality and flexible principle of legality is analyzed in the investigation, prosecution and sanction of the acts or omissions which, when committed, were criminal according to the general principles of law recognized by the international community. Likewise, it is analyzed the tension that occurs between the statute of limitations and its non-applicability in criminal proceedings against the investigation of these crimes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In its advance through Gentile lands in Acts, the Christian Way confronted civic religion in Lystra, a spirit of divination in Philippi, Athenian religiosity, magic practices and idolatry in Ephesus, and superstition in Malta. The Spanish conquest in Guatemalan territory brought oppression and persecution of Mayan spirituality. Then Protestant Christianity confronted it beginning in the late nineteenth century. The Mayan "intelligentsia" argue that Mayan spirituality has its raison d'être, that Christianity destroys cultures, and that every religion is legitimate, as philosophical pluralism argues. The evangelical response should include recognition of the many positive aspects of Mayan culture together with proclamation of a biblical worldview and the affirmation that salvation is received only through faith in the Christ of the Bible. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Mayan spirituality is an ancient religion in Guatemala with nuances that vary according to the ethnic group and the worldview its followers. It went underground during the colonial period, and it was not until the 20th century that it had a significant revival. It explains man's relationship with the deity and the universe. The Mayan priesthood and the cofradía have been the fundamental institutions in its survival and in the perpetuation of its traditions. Greco-Roman spirituality, the context of the preaching of the Way in Acts, bears some similarity to the current context of the gospel and Mayan spirituality. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article aims to derive the methodology of the mission from the basic and essential mission's texts in the NT. The use of certain resources of the NT exegesis, such as flowchart, syntax and semantics, shows the direction that any methodology of the mission must have in mind when planning strategies to reach others. The texts to consider are the following Mtt 28:16-20; Mc 16:15-16; Lk 24:45-49; Acts 1:8; John 20:19-23; Rev 10:11; 14:6-12 y Mtt 24:14. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]