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A collection of essays which show how findings from cognitive science can offer directions to debates in religion. It demonstrates how knowledge of the mind's workings can help deconstruct such concepts as god, ideology, culture, magic, miracles, and religion. It is suitable for scholars of religion or for scholars of the mind-brain.

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Addresses the question of whether the book of "Revelation" was written as an 'anti-magical' polemic and explores the concept and definition of 'magic' from both modern and first-century standpoints.

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A year of daily devotions comprised of great writings on prayer, practical reflections on applying prayer principles to daily life, and actual prayer exercises to revitalize intimate conversation with God.

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This collection of hymns, prayers, songs and poems in honour of the Virgin Mary are drawn from all centuries, from liturgical and non-liturgical sources. The material is arranged in sections following the Church's year, and brief historical introductions cover each of the feasts of Mary.

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This insightful reference work explores the relationship between mainline Christian denominations and U.S. politics and public policy, from colonial times to the present.

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This is a review of 37 crucial prophecies that affect us today.

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Explore the nature of God's purpose for your life through the eyes of Samson and his reckless story of anger, pride, lust, despair, and ultimately, forgiveness and hope.

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This original collection of essays examines for the first time the place of 'saints' and sanctity in nineteenth-century Britain.

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How did 2nd century Christians view with each other in seeking to produce an authoritative discourse of Christian identity In this innovative book, Denise Buell argues that many early Christians deployed the metaphors of procreation and kinship in the struggle over claims to represent the truth of Christian interpretation, practice, and doctrine.

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The central theme of Making God s Word Work is that, throughout the rules and norms of the Mishnah, and beneath their surface, is a governing theological pattern which defines the detail relating to social conduct and brings to the fore a coherent system of analysis, thought, and argument.

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The central theme of Making God's Word Work is that, throughout the rules and norms of the Mishnah, and beneath their surface, is a governing theological pattern which defines the detail relating to social conduct and brings to the fore a coherent system of analysis, thought, and argument.

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In this text, practitioners from different faiths relate and explore the many challenges they face in their peacebuilding work, which their secular partners may be unaware of.

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In this text, practitioners from different faiths relate and explore the many challenges they face in their peacebuilding work, which their secular partners may be unaware of.

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Everywhere we turn-magazines, movies, television-we are bombarded with images of what a woman 'should' look like. And every image makes body acceptance and confidence harder to achieve. So author and therapist Dr. Linda Mintle is inviting all members of the sisterhood of the dissatisfied traveling pants to discover how we arrived at this disconten

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In this volume Nico Tassi and Diana Espirito Santo offer insights that challenge accepted categories in the study of religion, making this book important for scholars of comparative religion, anthropology and sociology.

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This title provides the foundation for any church to develop a thriving children's ministry by giving step-by-step guidance and creative application exercises based on Willow Creek's Promiseland ministry and other successful children's ministries.

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