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This book examines the conflicting performances that take place at the Holocaust Memorial in Berlin and the Memorial to the Victims of State Terror in Buenos Aires. Sion offers an interdisciplinary model for analyzing sites of memory, their purpose, failure and success, and their part in a transnational circuit of remembrance practices.

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This book tackles the core problem of how painful historical memories between diverse religious communities continue to impact, even poison, present-day relations. Its operative notion is healing of memory, paving the way to hope.

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Deals with the role of memory in shaping religion in the ancient cities of Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece and Rome. This title explores topics relating to religious traditions and memory, and the multifunctional roles of architectural and geographical sites, mythical figures and events, literary works and artefacts.

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The role of memory in shaping religion in the ancient cities of Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece and Rome.

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This title reconstructs the philosophy of Adorno and Heidegger in the light of the importance that these thinkers attach to two proper names: Auschwitz and Germanien.

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Memory Offended is as definitive a survey of the Auschwitz convent controversy as could be hoped for. Important tools for researchers are a chronology of events pertinent to the Auschwitz convent controversy, 1933-1990 and an appendix that contains many key documents relating to the controversy.

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Memory Offended is as definitive a survey of the Auschwitz convent controversy as could be hoped for. Important tools for researchers are a chronology of events pertinent to the Auschwitz convent controversy, 1933-1990 and an appendix that contains many key documents relating to the controversy.

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Are men more or less religious than women, and in what way In "Men and their Religion", Donald Capps brings insight into men's engagement with religion and provides insights into the rapid rise of men's religious organisations such as Promise Keepers.

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In a behind-the-scenes, off-the-field glimpse into one of America's most beloved sports,Men of Sundayreveals how Sunday's greatest rely on God to face issues such as drug abuse, family crisis, injuries, and temptations resulting from fame and fortune.

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This book integrates insights from philosophy, gender studies, political theory, and media studies to present an in depth analysis of masculinity politics in contemporary U.S. culture. While primarily a philosophical work, it also creates a discussion committed to feminist theory and progressive gender politics.

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This book integrates insights from philosophy, gender studies, political theory, and media studies to present an in depth analysis of masculinity politics in contemporary U.S. culture. While primarily a philosophical work, this book also creates a discussion committed to feminist theory and progressive gender politics.

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With congregations shrinking, and polarized by political and theological differences, is there any hope An expert on congregational life offers road-tested strategies for rebuilding trust and community within congregations.

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Drawing on scriptural passages, as well as on the experiences of herself and others, the author of God Uses Cracked Pots provides an inspirational guide designed to offer comfort, solace, and hope to those confronting the challenges and pain of life. Reprint.

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This book examines issues relating to Menkitis Person and Community in African Traditional Thought, which articulates an African notion of personhood. Contributors not only show that personhood is normative but also explore the implications this notion of personhood and citizenship holds for the nation-state in Africa.

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Mental Health and the Church provides a comprehensive strategy for including children, teens, and adults with mental illness and their families into the life of the local church.

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An argument against neobehaviorism and for "naturalized Cartesianism," which couples a wholly materialist approach to the mind with a fully realist attitude to the phenomena of conscious experience.

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Mentor for Life confronts specific challenges facing the church, and offers mentoring from the perspective of intentional discipleship as a solution. This new book by Natasha Sistruck Robinson presents the need and laying a foundation for mentoring, then presents the principles of mentoring for Gods kingdom purposes.

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It seems reasonable to believe that there might have existed things other than those that in fact exist, or have existed. This title develops a framework for clarifying this problem, and explores a number of actualist strategies for solving it.

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In Mere Sexuality, author and pastor Todd Wilson presents the historic Christian consensus about human sexuality, and highlights the stunning shift of opinion on issues of sexuality in the evangelical church and why this break with the historic church is problematic for the future of Christianity.

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Realities are structured categorically, and comprehension of our internal and external conditions do not appear to be global or unitary. Drawing upon many areas of life, the authors consider the ontological, mereological and multi-faceted structure of experience to explore how an understanding of categories can further knowledge.