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This book redefines the form and function of Galatians 6.11-17 and highlights Paul's cross-centered approach.

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This enlightening analysis of the image of a cruel God sustained by conservative Christianity reveals how this image formed, the psychological effects of this concept, and the ways in which it has guided religious individuals-in both positive and negative ways.

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In The Handwriting on the Wall, prophecy expert David Jeremiah shows how an understanding of prophecy, specifically that in the book of Daniel, opens a pathway to dynamic, faithful living today-with confidence and hope for the future.

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An examination of past, present and future directions of the study of new religious movements ('cults'), with a particular focus on the language in which they are discussed.

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Perhaps the most widely known and loved deity throughout the Buddhist world, Chenrezig (Avalokiteshvara) is the Buddha of Compassion. The meditation practice in this book is presented as a useful manual for ease of practice. It contains instructions in the form of a commentary and tips on making the practice more relevant to daily life.

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Designed for religious or lay people involved in counselling, this text provides a practical, comprehensive and contemporary guide to community care and counselling in religious contexts.

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This resource covers such topics as anthropology and missions; man, culture, and society; verbal and nonverbal communication; technology and economics; and anthropology and the Bible. It is designed for classroom use with diagrams, discussion questions, and suggested readings.

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Western culture is disenchanted, it no longer sees the world as it truly is. Instead of seeing reality as sacred and beautiful, it is often viewed as mundane, ordinary, and familiar. Cultural Apologetics develops a comprehensive model for cultural engagement and details practical steps for making the Christian faith both plausible and desirable.

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Pioneering study of the fascinating blending of Christian and Confucian traditions in Korea before, at and after death.

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Examines the cultural encounter of Confucianism and Christianity with particular reference to death rites in Korea. This book employs the idea of the 'total social phenomenon', a concept first introduced by the French anthropologist Marcel Mauss (1872-1950).

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The book addresses not only the early reception of Pauls message in a variety of styles and insights, but also explores the implications of the use of terms, narratives, concepts, and notions transmitted from a Greek Jewish context of the first half of the first century into new contexts.

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The volume analyzes local changes in Christianity in eight different cultures--in the Pacific, Jamaica, California, and Italy.

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The culture in Corinth conflicted greatly with the lifestyle that the Apostle Paul proclaimed to those who chose to follow Jesus. In the same way, the church today is called to proclaim the gospel in every environment, showing the world what it looks like when we give our lives to Jesus.

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Its Sunday afternoon and youre already dreading Monday morning. You're not alone. More than 80 percent of the workforce feels the same. Max Lucado offers tools for exploring your uniqueness, motivation to put it to work, and perspective to redefine our concept of work. Its never too late to cure the hopeless prognosis of a common life.

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Explore an unbiased look at the End Time prophecies--casting aside the false narratives passed down for generations and the shallow and superficial spin the institutional churches have put on them so not scare their congregations. The End Times are upon us. Cursed Above All Cattle puts meaning to these prophecies without the restrictions imposed by the institutional church.

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From the perspective of Paul's letter to the Galatians, this book offers an analysis of the cult of self-castration in its Anatolian cultic context. It argues that Paul attempts to dissuade his audience from being circumcised by identifying circumcision with the enslaving self-castration of the galli and by portraying the Law as a Mountain Mother.

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