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CRIAÇÃO: A LUTA CONTRA O CAOS
Authors: Rückert Paulo Roberto 
Published: May 2016

A atividade criadora de Deus é a luta contra o caos. Para se referir ao caos, o Antigo Testamento emprega uma terminologia própria de sua época e de seu contexto, que é o Antigo Oriente, mencionando o mar, o dragão, Leviatan, Behemoth, Rahab. Deus criou, continua criando e conduz a sua criação ao telos (objetivo final). A criação é contínua, pois o caos pode retornar, principalmente na forma de catástrofes da natureza. Como imagem de Deus, o ser humano é chamado a administrar a criação, que lhe é confiada. A criação é o início da redenção. E a redenção é a plenitude da criação. Derrotando as forças do caos, Deus quer estabelecer o seu reino. Jesus combateu o caos, quando ameaçou ao vento e ordenou ao mar que se calasse. Ele curou doentes, devolveu a vida aos mortos e caminhou sobre o mar. Enquanto o caos pode retornar, Deus nos concede forças para lutar contra as forças desintegradoras da vida.
PENTECOSTALIDADE DA MISSÃO LATINO-AMERICANA: UMA NOVA REFORMA NA IGREJA?
Authors: Oliveira David Mesquiati de 
Published: May 2016

O artigo versa sobre a influência do pentecostalismo na igreja protestante latino-americana. Parte do conceito de pentecostalidade para fundamentar uma tendência e princípio ordenador. O evento do Pentecostes está sendo revivido e reinterpretado. O Espírito é um só, o que promove comunhão e criatividade, através de sua obra criadora. Ele caracteriza a teologia pentecostal clássica e aponta elementos de uma missiologia pentecostal. Conclui identificando-se com estudiosos que apontam o pentecostalismo como uma nova reforma na igreja. Essa reforma tem produzido diferentes formas de culto, pregação, liderança e de missão. O conceito de missão é apresentado como elemento existencial e identitário do pentecostalismo brasileiro.
O FILHO DO HOMEM NO JUDAÍSMO E CRISTIANISMO
Authors: Cristofani José Roberto 
Published: May 2016

O tema “Filho do Homem” tem sido estudado a partir do uso que os Evangelhos, em geral, fazem desta expressão. Este fato tem sua explicação, em parte, na renovada atenção que tem sido dada à chamada questão do Jesus Histórico. Mas é necessário perguntar importância do uso da expressão “Filho do Homem” fora do Novo Testamento. Sem dúvida, a pergunta pelo ponto de partida que deve ser dirigida aos estudos neotestamentários sobre o “Filho do Homem” deve envolver tanto os estudos da literatura do Antigo Testamento quanto da Literatura Pseudepígrafa.Palavras-chave: Filho do Homem. Antigo Testamento. Literatura Apocalíptica e Pseudepígrafa.
Um profeta que nasce da atuação pastoral
Authors: Kilpp Nelson 
Published: May 2016

Resumo: O presente estudo enfoca os inícios da atuação do profeta Jeremias e pretende mostrar que, antes de ser conhecido como o profeta do juízo sobre Judá e Jerusalém, Jeremias realizava, junto aos habitantes do antigo Reino do Norte, uma atividade que pode ser definida como pastoral. Para tanto, o estudo aborda as questões que se referem a situação, conteúdo e peculiaridades da pregação mais antiga do profeta.Palavras-chave: Jeremias, vocação profética, mensagem profética.Abstract: This paper focusses on the early ministry of the prophet Jeremiah. It intends to show that before he came to be known as a judgment prophet, Jeremiah carried out an activity among the people of former Northern Israel that can be characterized as pastoral. In order to do that, the paper deals with issues related to context, contents, and characteristics of the earliest preaching by Jeremiah.Keywords: Jeremiah, prophetic calling, prophetic message.
Tradições Religiosas e Filosóficas da Índia na Perspectiva de MirceaEliade
Authors: Gustavo C. O. Baez Maria Lucia A. Gnerre 
Published: May 2016

Resumo: Neste artigo analisamos a perspectiva hermenêutico-filosófica que o historiador das Religiões Mircea Eliade constitui sobre tradição do Yoga e os sistemas religiosos da Índia. Para tanto vamos nos focar na obra Ioga, Imortalidade e Liberdade, publicada pela primeira vez em 1958. Outra obra fundamental que também analisamos recebe a primeira edição em 1962, e intitula-se Patañjalietle yoga (“Patañjali e o yoga”). Neste segundo texto o autor analisa os postulados filosóficos de Patañjali, grande mestre e fundador do sistema do Yoga. Assim, pretendemos evidenciar algumas das principais questões e perspectivas filosóficas sobre as religiões da Índia que são analisadas nas obras de Eliade.Palavras Chave: Eliade, Índia, Religiões, Yoga.Abstract:In this paper we analyze the philosophical and hermeneutic perspective of Mircea Eliade on Yoga tradition and the religious systems in India. In order to do that, we focus on his work Ioga: Imortality and Freedom, first published in 1958. Another work we analyze is Patañjalietle yoga (“Patañjaliand Yoga”), first published in 1962. In this last book Mircea Eliade studies the philosophical grounds of Patañjali, master and founder of Yoga System. Thus, we intend to show some questions and philosophical perspectives related to religions of India studied by Eliade.Keywords: Eliade, India, Religions, Yoga.
Bíblia Hebraica e os discursos sobre a divindade. Quando o outro me ensina sobre Deus...
Authors: Roger Kenner R. C. 
Published: May 2016

RESUMO: Os estudos culturais revelaram nos últimos anos a dinâmica da cultura. Sabe-se que suas fronteiras são porosas, permitindo trocas e circularidades desde as relações culturais mais antigas. Por isso, acreditamos que os discursos sobre a divindade e as teologias que dão vida a fé do povo de Israel não são criações autônomas. Neste texto, mostraremos como os discursos sobre a divindade na Bíblia Hebraica são resultado da circularidade cultural. Assim, pretende-se mostrar que na dinâmica da formação das tradições do (s) judaísmo (s) antigo (s) Israel construiu seus discursos teológicos em diálogo com as culturas do Mundo Antigo. A partir deste dado, afirmar-se-á a postura de tolerância e respeito diante das plurais maneiras de conceber o Divino.Palavras-chave: Pluralidade. Mundo Antigo. Divindade. Bíblia Hebraica. ABSTRACT: Cultural studies in recent years have revealed the dynamics of the culture. It is known that its borders are porous, allowing exchanges and roundness from the oldest cultural relations. Therefore, we believe that the discourse on the divinity and theologies that enliven the faith of the people of Israel are not autonomous creations. In this paper, we show how the discourses on the deity in the Hebrew Bible are the result of cultural circularity. Thus, it is intended to show that the dynamics of the formation of traditions of Ancient Judaism in Israel built his theological discourses in dialogue with the cultures of the Ancient World. Based on this information, the paper will defend the stance of tolerance and respect in the face of many ways of thinking about the divine.Keywords: Plurality. Ancient World. Divinity. Hebrew Bible.
Rubem Alves: o desenvolvimento de seu pensamento e a recepção do mesmo nos Estados Unidos
Authors: Barreto Jr. Raimundo César 
Published: May 2016

Resumo: Este artigo apresenta o desenvolvimento do pensamento de Rubem Alves lado a lado com a sua recepção na academia norte-americana. Limita-se às suas contribuições teológicas, publicadas em inglês, principalmente por meio de resenhas, artigos e citações dos seus escritos, discutindo também a ausência de obras mais significativas sobre seu trabalho. A recepção dos escritos de Rubem Alves na América do Norte recebeu um tratamento ambíguo, variando desde um acolhimento entusiástico à critica ao rigor acadêmico. Mais recentemente, no domínio da teopoética, há um renovado interesse nas suas contribuições. Dessa forma, o artigo apresenta aperiodização do pensamento de Rubem Alves, assinala a sua relação com a igreja, a academia e os EUA ressaltando sua condição de exílio, e destaca exemplos de recepção dos seus escritos na América do Norte.Palavras-chave: Rubem Alves. Teologia. Teopoética. Recepção.Abstract: This paper presents the development of the thought of Rubem Alves vis-a-vis its reception in the North American Academy. It is limited to his theological contributions published in English, and the responses found in book reviews, articles, and references to his writings. It also discusses the absence of more significant works in English about Rubem Alves’ work. The reception of the writings of Rubem Alves in North America received an ambiguous treatment, both an enthusiastic reception and criticism of its academic rigor. More recently, there is a renewed interest in Alves’ contributions in the field of theo-poetics. In short, the paper presents the periodization of the thought of Rubem Alves, points out its relationship to the church, academia and the USA, highlighting his condition of exile, and examines examples of the reception of his writings in North America.Keywords: Rubem Alves. Theology. Theopoetics. Reception.
Racismo estrutural, dissimulação do preconceito e pentecostalismo brasileiro
Authors: Souza Cleinton 
Published: May 2016

Este artigo procura mostrar como foi possível, no decorrer dos anos, se pensar numa ideia de democracia racial brasileira. Partindo de um diálogo entre a História e as Ciências Sociais, pretende mostrar como as possibilidades de se entender as misturas que ocorreram para a formação do povo brasileiro fizeram surgir construções como raça, racialismo e racismo: Há racismo no Brasil ou aprendemos já a lidar com as diferenças colocadas por conta da cor da pele? As respostas - ou tentativas de respostas – a estas perguntas serão buscadas na articulação de historiadores e cientistas sociais, que vêm pensando a temática ao longo dos anos. This paper aims to show how it was possible, over the years, to think an idea of Brazilian racial democracy. Starting from dialogue between History and Social Sciences, it aims to show how the possibilities to understand the mixtures that occurred in the formation of the Brazilian people have given rise to concepts like race, racialism and racism: Is there racism in Brazil or we learn to deal with the differences placed on account of skin color? The answers - and attempts to answer – to these questions will be sought in the thought of Historians and Social Scientists who have been thinking this subject over the years.
Reconstruction of Microstructure of a Cavernous-Fractured Reservoirs by Scattered Seismic Waves
Authors: Cheverda Vladimir A. , Lisitsa Vadim , Reshetova Galina , Merzlikina Anastasiya , Shilikov Valery , Pozdnyakov Vladimir 
Published: May 2016

Abstract
The interaction of seismic waves with cavernous/fractured reservoirs is analyzed on the base of finite-difference simulation with grids locally refined in time and space. The necessity to use such grids is caused by significantly differing scale of heterogeneities in the background (coarse grid) and reservoir (fine grid). Computations for each subdomain are carried out in parallel. The data exchange between each subdomain within a group is implemented using nonblocking iSend/iReceive MPIcommands in order to guarantee high scalability of the algorithm. The data exchange between the two groups is donecommands in order to guarantee high scalability of the algorithm. The data exchange between the two groups is done.
Over the last decade the use of scattered waves won a significant place among the wide range of seismic techniques. But so far the main area of application of scattered waves is narrowed to spatial localization of micro heterogeneities clusters, likecracked and fractured areas, cavities and so on. In other words these waves are using just to say "yes" or "no" to the presence of a microstructure. At the same time more detailed knowledge about fine structure of hydrocarbon reservoirs, likeorientation of fracture corridors and fluid saturation of micro heterogeneities (especially cavities) is extremely important in the design phase of deep and horizontal wells. In order to be able to predict this microstructure one must possess a detailed knowledge of the particular features of interaction of seismic waves with cavernous fractured reservoirs, manifestation of fluid saturation especially.
We have developed justified, verified and implemented for supercomputers with parallel architecture the reliable instrument for the studying complicated processes of waves' propagation in realistic 3D heterogeneous multiscale models of geological media – the special finite-difference method with local mesh refinement in time and space. On this base is possible to deal with realistic models and acquisitions and take into account both small scale heterogeneities of a reservoir and mesoscale variations in overburden.
This software was applied for simulation of seismic waves' propagation through realistic digital model developed on the base of all available data for some East Siberian oil field. We have found that orientation of fracture corridors and fluid saturation of reservoir microstructure has very specific impact in synthetic images of scattered waves which can be used as predictive criteria in real life data processing and interpretation. These criteria are verified by comparison of predictions with well log data (fracture orientation) and permeability (fluid saturation) of a collector by test results.
Optimization of Development Well Locations in T Gas Field, Malay Basin; Key Seismic Learnings from Phase 1 Drilling Program
Authors: Abu Samah Mohd Irwan , Lye Yue Choong , Jaynes Scott R. 
Published: May 2016

Abstract

Description
The T gas field, located approximately 200km from Peninsular Malaysia, was discovered in 1979 and streamed in 2013. Gas is present in Lower to Middle Miocene fluvio-deltaic sands (Group X) and tidal flat/channel sands (Group Y). Six wells were drilled during the exploration phase and a 3D survey acquired in 2004 was re-processed in 2010. The Field Development Plan comprises fourteen wells drilled in two phases from two production platforms. The initial development wells targeting multiple zones were successfully placed using a range of re-processed seismic cubes, offering important seismic based learnings for Phase II drilling and for similar field developments in the Malay Basin.

Applications
Pre-drill EOD and hydrocarbon resource density prediction to accurately guide well placement included utilization of new near/mid/far/full seismic cubes and in particular, an inverted VpVs cube. Gamma Ray trends at Pre-Drill locations were subsequently generated from the inverted VpVs cube. Exploration wells were used to calibrate seismic amplitude response in the VpVs inversion process.

Results and Conclusions
Post-drill results indicate that of the various techniques utilized, net pay and EOD predictions based on the inverted VpVs cube most closely match actual well results. There is good correlation between rock quality and VpVs response in the group X and Y reservoir intervals, particularly above the GWC. The use of this technique allowed accurate placement of well trajectories to maximize reservoir quality and thickness in these stacked intervals. The enhanced seismic dataset allowed accurate stratigraphic predictions from single cycle and multi-cycle seismic facies, including a significant, previously unrecognized, fluvial channel cut containing stacked point bars in the Y-1 reservoir interval.

Technical Contributions
Based on the increased confidence in the re-processed dataset, a seismically conditioned geological model build is underway. The use of VpVs responses offers further development optimization opportunities in the field and has applications in similar field developments in the area.
Fast-Track Rock Properties From Broadband Seismic Data
Authors: Geisslinger Axel , Salleh Azim 
Published: May 2016

Introduction
Brunei Shell Petroleum acquired 7000 km2 of broadband seismic data during 2012 and 2013, in support of its strategy to "Rejuvenate and Grow". Exploration growth is a key component of this strategic direction and the broadband data is seen as a key enabler. The new seismic data not only delivers far better structural definition but also allows for streamlined QI support to identify new prospective areas. Weeks after the final migrations are available, we delivered a full bandwidth Acoustic Impedance and a Fluid Cube for the entire 3D data space. The swift delivery of these inversion products forms a corner stone in pursuit of Brunei Shell Petroleum's exploration objectives.

1 - Regional Full Bandwidth Impedance Data
Broadband seismic delivers lower frequencies in the seismic spectrum and, through application of the latest imaging techniques, also delivers higher frequency content in the migration velocities. These 2 components can be merged seamlessly, creating an acoustic impedance volume, without having the need to estimate information in the range of ~1.5 to 8 Hz. With conventional seismic this gap needs to be filled with more or less substantiated interpolations of rock properties, based on time consuming interpretation efforts.
We developed a robust workflow to generate regional full bandwidth Acoustic Impedance (AI) data, that essentially relies ona) signal shaping and subsequent coloured inversion to appropriately reflect the earth's AI spectrum,b) the derivation and application of a single calibration factor to obtain band-limited AI andc) subsequent merging of this band-limited AI data with low-frequency AI data that is directly obtained from the imaging velocities. Well tests indicate the quality of the match of well log data against the final impedance volumes (Figure 1).
Geologic Framework of the Laurel Formation, Canning Basin
Authors: Elkhalgi Muftah , Rezaee Reza 
Published: May 2016

Abstract
The main geological and geochemical characteristics of the Tournaisian Laurel Formation across the Fitzroy Trough and Lennard Shelf in the northern regions of the Canning Basin are described in this article. From there it continues to the Laurel Formation, referred to as the total shale section, which are the shale facies thatwere assessed in this study. The Lower Carboniferous Laurel Shale is believed to be the source rock of the oil and gas reservoirs in the Lennard Shelf and Fitzroy Trough. Although the coring process is highly expensive, the core-based measurements are still considered superior and more reliable in their petrophysical characterisation of shale gas resources. Wireline logging was also studied to characterise the rich organic shale facies in terms of both TOC estimation and lithological identification. A combination of wireline logging and conventional core data was extensively focused on to elaborate the petrophysical and geological study; in particular, the vertical heterogeneity of the shale rock is very high, and drilled wells in the Fitzroy Trough are limed. About 15 cored wells were logged and more than 40 un-cored wells were calibrated to cover the largest possible area for the study. A quantitative X-ray diffraction analysis and Scanning Electronic Microscope study were conducted for five shale samples collected from different intervals in the Laurel Formation. Detailed mineral composition and texture analyses have shown four main lithofacies within the Laurel Shale (excluding the carbonate section). In most of the Fitzroy Trough, the sedimentary strata are thick and deep, and south-east in the Lennard Shelf, the total shale section is more than 400m thick, identified as mature to over-mature in the Fitzroy Trough, and immature to marginally mature in the Lennard Shelf. Measurement and estimations of total organic content (TOC) proved to contain rich organic shale in both areas. The Laurel Shale section yielded up to 5.0 wt% TOC in both the Fitzroy Trough and the Lennard Shelf. In this paper, electrofacies analysis, petrophysical study, rock typing approaches, and vertical and lateral facies distribution have been studied for the Laurel Formation in the onshore Canning Basin.
An Effective Methodology for High Resolution Diffraction Imaging
Authors: Akalin Mehmet Ferruh , Khan Farhan Ahmed , Saleh Ahmad Shahir 
Published: May 2016

Abstract

Summary
Effective and efficient diffraction wavefield separation from recorded seismic reflection data is important for ultra-high-resolution seismic imaging of discontinuities and stratigraphic details. Here we demonstrate the results of an effective new methodology to separate diffractions from reflections and give examples on synthetic and real seismic data sets. We use the diffraction wavefield in pre-stack migration to obtain ultra-high-resolution seismic images.

Introduction
After noise and multiple attenuation, seismic reflection data mainly contain primary reflections and diffractions. The conventional imaging approach is to use all upgoing wavefield to construct the image of the subsurface. This approach mainly results in the dominance of specular reflection based imaging which suppresses or attenuates the high resolution information carried by diffraction events.
Reflections originate from impedance contrasts at continuous interfaces between layers of rocks whereas diffractions originate from abrupt subsurface discontinuities, the lateral dimensions of which are in the order of the dominant seismic wavelength or smaller e.g. fractures, faults, sudden lateral stratigraphic changes, channels, rough boundaries. The main difficulty in using diffractions is their energy weakness compared with the strong specular reflection energy in seismic records.
Diffraction separation from upgoing wavefield and imaging has been studied by several researchers. Harlan et al. (1984) separated diffractions and obtained velocity information from them. Landa et al. (1987) and (1998) used common-diffraction-point sections for imaging of diffraction energy and detecting local heterogeneities. Taner et al. (2006) presented the theory and application of the separation of reflections and diffractions using simulated common plane-wave source sections. In this domain, diffracted waves appear as quasi-hyperbolic-shaped events whereas reflections are quasi-linear events. Therefore, the reflection energy can be suppressed by a method known as plane-wave destruction (Claerbout, 1992; Fomel, 2002). Separation, velocity estimation and imaging of diffractions using plane-wave destruction in the post-stack domain are proposed by Fomel et al. (2007). Reflection and diffraction wavefields can also be separated in migrated common-image gathers (CIGs) in the dip-angle domain (Audebert et al., 2002; Landa et al., 2008; Reshef and Landa, 2009; Klokov and Fomel 2012).