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Explores the influence of Achaemenid ideology on the worldview and construction of community identity in Ezra-Nehemiah from the Old Testament.

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Explores the 'meta-philosophy of religion', that is, the methods and assumptions underlying the divergent ways of writing and studying the philosophy of religion. This book also studies the weaknesses of the analytic approach in philosophy, particularly when it is applied to religious and aesthetic experience.

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An expert examination of the analytic-continental divide in the writing and study of philosophy of religion.

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Presents a road map to how we might end our experience of suffering and discover happiness. This title explains the three turnings of the wheel of dharma; the purpose and the means of generating the mind of enlightenment; and, the twelve links of dependent arising, among other things. It provides a glimpse into the core of Tibetan Buddhism.

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Revision of author's thesis (Ph. D.)--London School of Theology, 2010.

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How did the Bible survive the Enlightenment Showing how Protestant translators and scholars in the 18th century transformed the Bible from a book justified by theology to one justified by culture, this book offers a history of the Bible in the century of its greatest crisis and, in turn, a new vision of this century and its effects on religion.

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The Enneagram of Belonging Workbook, the interactive companion to Chris Heuertz's The Enneagram of Belonging, offers a groundbreaking guide for practicing self-compassion as the next journey beyond self-awareness.

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The current debate in the Episcopal Church in the United States (ECUSA) over its relationship with the worldwide Anglican Communion has been building for some time.

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The Epistel of Second Baruch (EP2B) is found at the end of Second Baruch, a long-lost apocalyptic book that is part of the ancient syriac biblical tradition. This work contends that EP2B constitutes an authoritative document that Baruch and his group used.

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Containing statements of Pauline doctrine, this title presents an exposition of its text. It explores the issues and their theological implications about its authorship and intended readership, deploying the scholarship to provide a commentary on this epistle.

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John Muddiman questions the assumption that if Ephesians is not by Paul, it must be wholly accounted for as an example of post-Pauline pseudepigraphy. He explores an alternative: that it is an authentic letter subsequently edited and expanded. The perspective of other scholars is also discussed.

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John Muddiman questions the assumption that if Ephesians is not by Paul, it must be wholly accounted for as an example of post-Pauline pseudepigraphy. He explores an alternative: that it is an authentic letter subsequently edited and expanded. The perspective of other scholars is also discussed.

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Offers a critical engagement with several of the different approaches to Pauline interpretation, including questions of rhetoric and social convention. This commentary relates an understanding of the letter's first century impact to the wider concerns of Christian theology.

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A comprehensive look at how to mobilize lay members of your church into effective gift-based teams, illustrated with successful examples.

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Presents a response to the gap that exists in the analytical philosophical literature on the problem of whether or not God exists. This book seeks to disrupt the prevalent way of thinking about the problem of God amongst atheists and theists alike.

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This concise but revealing book gives a glimpse inside the relatively unexplored thought world of the Jonangpa School of Tibetan Buddhism. This seminal text from that tradition situates the doctrine of other-emptiness within the tenet systems of the four traditional schools of Tibetan Buddhism.

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In vivid translations and enlightening introductions to the selections, Hood provides readers with a rich overview of the important work of this unique thinker.

Without violating the integrity of the original texts, Hood provides his own translations of Aquinas's work and introduces readers to his work in all its diversity.

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