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'Living by the Sword' is a critique of the Australian military experience from a Christian ethical perspective. It surveys attitudes towards war and warfare from ancient to modern times, considers the moral status of the nation-state and international sovereignty and more.

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An Episcopal priest and Christian educator walks readers through the ways in which the contents of the Book of Common Prayer can (and should) shape the life of those who call themselves Episcopalians.

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Engages the question of how dismantling racism now has to be different from the work of the past and offer ways for that journey to progress.

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Reflect on faith, prayer, forgiveness, and healing in these meditations based on the words and poetry of seasonal hymns.

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A devotional book of meditations based on specific verses/passages from the "Gospel of John". It consists of short and accessible meditations, approaching Jesus through the eyes of the "disciple whom Jesus loved," so that men and women can begin to see themselves in John's place as the beloved one.

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How can we live well while doing good Can human beings really be able to enjoy the world while trying to save it This book shows us a socially responsible way of having it all.

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"Living Your Strengths" shows readers how to use their innate gifts to enrichtheir faith communities, how to identify and affirm their talents, and how touse them for growth and service.

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In this simple yet comprehensive account, William Sydnor provides essential materials for persons who are beginning to discover the Episcopal Church. Topics covered include the churchs symbols, customs, and practices, as well as its history, creeds, sacraments, and mission. The book also includes a leaders guide in the appendix to assist in conducting confirmation instruction.

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Loving the Questions is a series of reflections on the questions raised by the Nicene Creed, a fourth-century statement of the Christian faith still used regularly in worship in churches around the world. Marianne Micks poses the questions most asked by contemporary Christians.

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Prepare your minds to be spiritually challenged! Throughout this life-changing book, author Veronica Jones offers some lucid straight talk on biblical principles for an elevated state of existence! Bone-chilling truths throughout these pages will rock your spiritual world!

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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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This books tells the fascinating story of the creation and immediate afterlife of the first and most popular Bible in English. With over 60 illustrations of manuscripts, artefacts, and archival material, this beautiful book presents essays by leading scholars, including Diarmaid MacCulloch.

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"The Book of Margery Kempe" has generally been judged to be over-emotional and its structure regarded as at worst non-existent, at best naive. This work argues instead that The Book unfolds a creative experience of memory as spiritual progress, and explores Margery's meditational experience in the context of visual and verbal iconography.

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Offers reflections and prayers to help young people-to live out their faith at home, church, community, and beyond. It specifically addresses Episcopal identity for emerging adults, ages 1525.

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A theology of Mary's role in the incarnation as it was understood by the earliest Christians.

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This text provides a broad overview of the organizations, history and media influences of the contemporary Christian right. It examines both symbolic structures and institutions, and the way in which the Christian right has utilized the mass media.

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