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Of all Judaic rituals, that of giyyur is arguably the most radical: it turns a Gentile into a Jew - once and for all and irrevocably. This title focuses upon a reading of primary halakhic texts from Talmudic times onwards as key to the explication of meaning within the Judaic tradition.

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Of all Judaic rituals, that of giyyur is arguably the most radical: it turns a Gentile into a Jew - once and for all and irrevocably. This title focuses upon a reading of primary halakhic texts from Talmudic times onwards as key to the explication of meaning within the Judaic tradition.

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Global crisesfrom pandemics to climate changedemonstrate the vulnerability of the biosphere and each of us as individuals, calling for responses guided by creative analysis and compassionate reflection. Transforming explores actions that create paths of understanding and collaboration as the groundwork for transformative community.

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Global crisesfrom pandemics to climate changedemonstrate the vulnerability of the biosphere and each of us as individuals, calling for responses guided by creative analysis and compassionate reflection. Transforming explores actions that create paths of understanding and collaboration as the groundwork for transformative community.

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This book takes readers through a step-by-step process that can help any church make the transition from being program driven to purpose driven.

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This book engages with cultural memory in literature and other media of the second and third generations of Holocaust survivors who are confronted with language loss, language acquisition and multiple issues of translation of inherited and received cultural memory.

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This book engages with cultural memory in literature and other media of the second and third generations of Holocaust survivors who are confronted with language loss, language acquisition and multiple issues of translation of inherited and received cultural memory.

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In this book, Samantha Joo argues that Cains anger and shame in Genesis 4 arise from the social marginalization of the Kenites of whom he functions narratively as an ancestor. In order to understand and experience his emotions, she reads the biblical story through modern analogies from Crime and Punishment and Native Son.

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The topics covered in this volume range from detailed studies, such as how a particular biblical verse might be rendered from Hebrew or Greek to larger philosophical and hermeneutical issues.

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Transplanting Religious Traditions is a study of how individuals, families, and small groups transport and sustain their religious practices and how they eventually construct stable religious institutions suited to the American context.

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This book integrates womanist biblical interpretation with trauma theory while closely examining survival and the language of survival in the Hebrew Bible.

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Combining elements of spiritual study and memoir, the author describes her odyssey of faith, drawing on her own sometimes troubled past to explore the many ways in which faith sustains and guides one's daily life.

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Examines the female in the philosophy and symbolism of Tibetan Buddhism. This book approaches female identity through the context of archaic images of the female, and takes a psychoanalytical view on the philosophy surrounding the figure of female embodiment in Tibetan Buddhism, the "dakini".

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Filled with touching stories of those who have faced insurmountable odds and yet still found hope, Alice shares principles and practices from Scripture that remind us that our sometimes-darkened path is never without hope.

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Looking into the Sakya lineage of Tibetan Buddhism, This book provides readers with an overview of the history, view, key lineage figures, and crucial teachings. It is suitable for Western students of the Sakya lineage.

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Concerned with preaching the Christian Gospel - not through watered down sociology or psychobabble but by conveying the truth of the wisdom of the Gospel. Having set out his basic theme in the first chapter, the author invites the reader to join him through the year from Ash Wednesday to Epiphany.

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Revision of author's thesis (Ph. D.)--MCD University of Divinity, 2012 under title: The heavenly canopy: a reader-response approach to Matthew's infancy narrative from the tribal context of North East India.

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Examines the importance of the Nicene Faith for Christian theology, cutting across the divide between East and West and between Catholic and Evangelical, illuminating our understanding of the doctrine of the Holy Trinity.