Eyewitness Travel Guides provide travellers with illustrated guidebooks where every significant location, building, museum and gallery, as well as major shops, hotels and restaurants, are shown. In addition, Eyewitness Travel Guides contain specially commissioned 3-D aerial maps and diagrams, visual guides to currency, tickets and communication systems.
The book encourages readers to critically examine their understanding of God, emphasizing that traditional interpretations may not resonate in the modern age. It addresses the disillusionment many feel towards organized religion and highlights the need for contemporary tools to engage with profound spiritual questions. Vincent Strudwick, alongside theologian Jane Shaw, invites readers to become "wrestlers" in their quest for deeper insights into God, the Bible, and spirituality, fostering a more relevant and personal exploration of faith in today's world.
The Neglected Anglican Innovators of a Spiritual But Not Religious Age
Exploring the recovery of overlooked figures in Anglican spirituality, this work highlights their relevance in contemporary contexts. Authored by a distinguished scholar of the Anglican Communion, the book delves into historical insights and spiritual practices that can enrich modern faith experiences. It emphasizes the importance of these figures in shaping Anglican thought and offers a fresh perspective on their contributions to spirituality today.
The Naked God grew, in part, out of the discussions had over four years with a group of people who responded to a notice Vincent Struwick placed in his local parish newsletter in rural Buckinghamshire in 2010. It was an invtation to wrestle with God by which he meant teasing out the joy and sorrows of what it means to be human.
Introduction -- Technology shapes postmillenial life -- Fine-grained identity -- Being authentic -- Finding my fam -- OK Boomer -- The difficulty of being a Gen Zer -- Conclusion : the art of living in a digital age.
Nach den Erkenntnissen der Autorin existierten in der griechischen Antike mindestens zwei verschiedene Zählweisen der ersten und deshalb auch der folgenden Olympiaden. Durch die Argumente ihrer Arbeit erfahren so manche umstrittenen Daten eine neue chronologische Einordnung. Werden ihre Schlußfolgerungen akzeptiert, ist vieles aus der archaischen griechischen Geschichte neu zu schreiben. In jedem Fall legt hier die Autorin, Schülerin von Professor P. J. Rhodes, eine ebenso detaillierte wie komplexe, sorgfältige wie originelle und wissenschaftlich mutige Arbeit vor, die auf Jahre hinaus eine rege Forschungsdiskussion nach sich ziehen wird.