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A newly designed edition of this collection of Jonathan Sacks' favourite "Thoughts for the Day".

Sacks J: From Optimism to Hope

From Optimism to Hope

Introduction The Wisdom To Decide: 31 January 2003 Community: 6 March 2000 Writing In The Book of Life: 13 September 1996 A Gateway Of Hope 12 June 2000 Indiscretions 15 May 2000 Society With A Human Face: 19 June 2000 The Journey To Freedom: 21 April 1997 The Tale Of Our Yesterdays: 3 April 1996 A Candle Of Hope: 10 December 2001 Rembrandt And The Turner Prize: 10 December 2003 Two Books Of Life: 11 June 2001 What We Teach Our Children: 11 April 2003 When Words Fail: 11 June 2003 Where Terror Is Defeated: 11 September 2003 To Choose To Have A Child: 12 April 1995 The Warsaw Ghetto: 13 April 1995 Parenthood As Privilege: 13 December 2002 Peace As A Paradox: 13 September 2002 Temporary Residents: 15 February 2002 The Capture Of Saddam Hussein: 17 December 2003 Why Terror Always Fails: 17 September 2001 The Blame Game: 18 December 2000 Thinking Global: 18 June 2001 Left Alone Or Kept Informed?: 18 June 2003 Profits And Prophets: 19 March 2001 The World Upside Down: 1 January 2004 Spike: 1 March 2002 The Courage To Live With Uncertainty: 1 October 2001 Forgiveness: 1 October 2003 Taking The Leap: 28 February 2000 The Age Of Insecurity: 20 September 2002 The World We Build Tomorrow: 21 March 2003 Staying Young: 22 February 2002 Public Or Private?: 22 November 2002 Making Peace: 24 September 2001 The View From Space: 24 September 2003 Between Justice And Revenge: 25 June 2001 Running To Stand Still: 25 September 2000 Dancing With The Past: 26 June 2000 Taking Thought For The Day: 26 March 2001 The Right To Be Different: 26 November 2001 The Victory That Lasts: 29 November 2002 [Not delivered] Terror In Mombassa: 29 November 2002 Handing On Our Hopes: 2 April 2001 The Faith Called Marriage: 8 February 2002 Repentance: 2 September 2002 National Forgiveness Day: 30 September 2002 George: 3 December 2001 Plain Speaking: 3 December 2003 Abraham's Children: 3 December 2001 [Not delivered] Eating And Meeting: 4 December 2000 Doing Our Share: 4 June 2003 Education And Human Dignity: 6 December 2002 Between Two Evils: 5 March 2003 The Cry Of A Child: 6 September 2002 Science As A Blessing: 8 October 2003 It Takes More Than War To Make Peace: 29 March 1999 Tell Your Children: 31 May 1999 Of Armies And Schools: 7 June 1999 Kindertransport: 14 June 1999 In Praise Of Teachers: 21 June 1999 The Courage To Forgive: 10 September 1999 The Light Of Home: 6 December 1999 Reverence, Responsibility, Restraint: 20 December 1999 Letting Go Of The Past: 6 October 2000 Letting Go Of Hate: 23 January 2004 The Hero Without A Grave: 4 March 2004 Fathers: 19 March 2004 Terror In Madrid: 12 March 2004

Cultish. Fanatische Sprache und woran wir sie erkennen

From the Sunday Times bestselling author Richard Holloway, an inspiring and profound collection of essays reflecting on art, faith, forgiveness, grief and home

Looking for Life's Meaning

On Reflection

"This work is a bold, inspiring call not to lose spiritual hope from a Vatican reporter who has seen the Catholic Church's darkness-but has learned that the light will always overpower the dark"--

Keeping the Faith as a Vatican Reporter

Struck Down, Not Destroyed

Philip's Sheet Maps

Spiritual journeys and walking in nature

Philip’s Pilgrimage Map of Britain and Ireland

Let the dead speak explores the historical and social dynamics of Spiritualism, a religion that is associated in the popular imagination with nineteenth-century parlour séances yet continues to be practiced today in Australia, the UK, and USA. The authors draw on deep fieldwork experience, interviews, and archival research to analyse Spiritualism's energetic resilience and the enduring popular appeal of mediumship. Three arguments shape the book. The first is that the scholarly study of 'belief' needs to be seen in a new light as the conjunction of claims to truth with commitments to institutions making those claims. The second is that women have decisively shaped Spiritualism's religious and political profile throughout its history. The third is that Australian Spiritualism is a distinct variant of a transnational Anglophone family of ritual practice, one including vibrant churches in the UK and USA. The uniqueness of Let the dead speak lies in its interdisciplinary approach and its focus on the lively present of a movement popularly associated with the past. This is the only book to examine Spiritualism fully across cultural and historical contexts. The authors show how Spiritualist resilience follows a wave pattern rather than a decline-and-fall arc, and they foreground Spiritualists' own voices to offer a critically sympathetic account of how modern Spiritualism is practiced.

Spiritualism in Australia

Let the Dead Speak

The Archbishops of Canterbury Series

Charles Longley was Archbishop of Canterbury in the mid-1860s, at a crucial period for the development of the Church of England and the Anglican Communion. He was centrally involved in a series of major controversies concerning theological radicalism, ritualism, and the identity of the established church. He also inaugurated the first Lambeth Conference in 1867, with far-reaching consequences for international Anglicanism. This is the first ever study of Archbishop Longley's career. The first half of the book examines the theological disputes which dominated his archiepiscopate. The second half offers selections with commentary from his sermons, tracts, speeches and letters, so that Longley's opinions can be heard at first hand.

Archbishop Longley

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Jung and Spirituality

This transformative book offers a holistic approach to sexual health for Muslims, rooted in Islamic traditions of the soul. By addressing sexual health as an integrative journey connecting physical, emotional, and spiritual dimensions, it reframes this aspect of life as a sacred practice aligned with the soul's connection to God.

A Developmental Approach for Individuals and Clinicians

Soulful Sexual Health for Muslims

Young Explorers

Footprints of Faith: Book Two

State of the Clergy

The Spiritual Practices of South African Clergy

A fascinating look at how the idea of karma has developed and the challenges it poses to our modern scientific outlook. Jens Heisterkamp draws on the work of Rudolf Steiner to offer a fresh perspective on a controversial subject.

Rethinking Destiny, Reincarnation and Free Will

Understanding Karma

Ancient Lives

An intimate and human portrait of Perpetua, a third-century woman author who was idealized as a Christian martyr &nbsp; On March 7, 203, in the monumental amphitheater at Carthage, Vibia Perpetua was one of five Christians who met their deaths after refusing to venerate the Roman emperor Septimius Severus and his son. Perpetua stood out from the other four, and in fact from all the other martyrs of her era and before: she was an aristocratic married woman with an infant son, and she is the first female prose author whose work survives. &nbsp; Offering a probing new translation of Perpetua’s extraordinary prison diary and situating the life behind that diary within the turbulent late Roman Empire, Sarah Ruden tells the story of Perpetua’s remarkable feat of self‑invention as a martyr. As she builds on Perpetua’s own words and integrates them into their religious and historical contexts, Ruden shines a light on Perpetua’s disarming candidness, her brashness, and her naïvété. In contrast to traditional portrayals of the saint as a brave but submissive young woman, Ruden’s narrative reveals a complex individual who flaunts a vivid public persona as a martyr while at the same time navigating the emotions of a mother, daughter, sister, and friend approaching death.

The Woman, the Martyr

Perpetua

From Optimism to Hope

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