The book features messages from Richard and other celestial spirits, offering loving guidance for navigating life and deepening one's connection with Divine Love and God. It initiates an ongoing dialogue that encourages readers to embrace spiritual insights and cultivate a personal relationship with the divine.
This book helps students to understand the relationship between theory and practice in social work.
Engaging illustrations and large text invite early readers to explore and compare various aspects of life in the United States and Australia. The book focuses on similarities and differences in homes, holidays, and schools, making it an interactive and educational experience for young learners.
Brightly colored illustrations captivate young readers, while large font makes the text accessible and engaging. The story invites children to use their imaginations to discover the unique features of a special house, sparking curiosity and creativity.
A guide to study skills for students on health and social care foundation degree programmes.
This philosophical treatise offers a bold reinterpretation of the Christian doctrine of theodicy - the question of why an omnipotent and benevolent God allows evil to exist in the world. Reid argues that the key to understanding the purpose of God's creation lies in recognizing that the ultimate goal of human existence is not happiness or pleasure, but rather the reconciliation of all beings with God.
Focusing on the experiences of teachers in a primary school in northern England, this book critically examines their understanding of care amidst regulatory scrutiny and improvement mandates. Through institutional ethnography, it uncovers how teachers navigate and mediate their daily responsibilities, highlighting the complexities of their professional environment during challenging times.