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In The Great Dechurching, Jim Davis and Michael Graham along with renowned sociologist Dr. Ryan Burge examine the largest and most comprehensive study of dechurching--the largest and fastest religious shift in US history--to drill down to exactly why people are dechurching with respect to beliefs, behavior, and belonging.

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Amidst all the pain and heartbreak that we face, is there real hope for those who follow Jesus

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Patriarchal societies forced the preeminent power of the feminine into an obscure and subservient position, yet the Great Goddess did not simply disappear when her position was usurped. This book provides evidence of the extraordinary permanence of her worship--even at the heart of those religions that tried to destroy her.

Soups, salads, starters, side dishes, dinners and desserts - a collection of pumpkin dishes.

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The urgent need of every person is that the great love which defines Gods essence would revolutionize our existence. The necessity of this dark and grave hour is to experience the embrace of infinite love from our Father in heaven. The importance of this great need is owing to an avalanche of problems that are now confronting us.

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The decline in Secular Western morality can only be halted and reversed by a full return to Christianity.

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From Brian D. McLaren, champion of the emerging/progressive church movement, a follow-up to the much-admired We Make the Road by Walking: a re-imagining of Christianity that is all about action rather than a list of beliefs.

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Argues that Islam is passing through a transformative moment no less dramatic than the movements that swept through Europe during the Reformation. From the role of women in Islam to the nature of jihad, from democracy and human rights to terrorism and warfare, the author builds a vital vision for a moderate Islam.

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How the doctrine of adoption changes everything

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The most widely used edition of the Greek New Testament and the most widely read contemporary English Bible translation are now available in one volume! Featuring the UBS 5 critical text (with the full apparatus) and the New International Version, this reference volume stands to become the standard edition for translators and students.

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A radical reappraisal of homosexuality in Ancient Greece, by a young historian described as 'the best thing to happen to ancient history for decades' (Andrew Roberts, MAIL ON SUNDAY)

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USA Today bestselling author Tricia Goyer and her family of eleven embark on a yearlong quest to eliminate grumbling from their home and discover a healthier, more thankful approach to life together.

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"This book examines the role of the guru in Buddhism based on Lama Shenpen's experience as both a student and teacher of Tibetan Buddhism for over fifty years."--Publisher's description.

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A working guide to the proper methods of interacting with the full Vodou pantheon.

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Dr. Jeremiahs classic teachings on the book of Daniel, now fully updated for todays student of biblical prophecy.

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Channeling his skills as a broadcaster, journalist, lawyer, and teacher, Hewitt weaves stories about these seven gifts and seven givers with inspiring and motivating observations to help readers become generous in the ways that matter most.

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The Extraordinary Story of Demos Shakarian, founder of the Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship

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A ground-breaking exploration of a dog's experience of the world and how they can help us understand ourselves better, from the author of The Philosopher and the Wolf.

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The Hard Good shows why the divine road that leads to God's perfect plan for our lives is often paved with difficulties.

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The former religion editor of the TLS Rupert Shortt writes an accessible contemporary reflection on the perennial question of human suffering.

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The former religion editor of the TLS Rupert Shortt writes an accessible contemporary reflection on the perennial question of human suffering.