How can we perceive and experience God’s grandeur in creation? What does creation tell us about his plans, purposes, truth, or ways? T. M. Moore answers these and other questions in this artful introduction to creational theology, the discovery and celebration of God’s glory through what he has made. Moore helps us develop the skills and disciplines for doing theology as we look upon and interact with the world around us.
On what was supposed to be a normal school night a young boy encounters a Martian whose spaceship crash lands on Earth. That's when the real fun begins! To their surprise, they find out that they have more in common than they thought. Come and take a fun filled journey with two loveable characters whose innocence leads to a great discovery.
The ethical implications of genetic technologies are explored, highlighting how advancements can reshape our understanding of humanity and societal structures. The book argues that unregulated market forces may lead to conflicts and discrimination, creating genetic under-classes reminiscent of the biblical Tower of Babel. By examining the potential societal breakdown stemming from personal interests, the author, Pete Moore, provides a comprehensive analysis of the urgent need for established boundaries in genetic science to prevent division and enmity.
52 Takeaways From Team Sports To Ensure Your Business Success
Athletic abilities can translate into business success, particularly for the 70% of Americans who participated in sports during their youth. This book offers insights on how to leverage sports skills in various life fields, providing a roadmap for those feeling unprepared for entrepreneurship. It emphasizes the connection between athletic experience and business acumen, encouraging readers to recognize their potential and apply their talents to achieve success.
Profiles fifty deadly viral and bacterial diseases, including influenza, measles, gonorrhea, and salmonella; providing information on their origins, symptoms and effects, region of operation, historic outbreaks, and developments in treatment.
Píše se rok 1668 a Paříž prožívá slunečný jarní den. U hlavního pařížského soudu Le Grand Chastelet se sešel zástup ctihodných a vzdělaných mužů, aby sledoval proces s Jeanem-Baptistem Denisem, bystrým mladým matematikem se zájmem o medicínu. Denis se krátce předtím zapsal do historie jako první člověk, který provedl transfuzi krve u lidské bytosti. Experiment však nedopadl dobře ani pro Denise, ani pro jeho pacienta Antoina Mauroye. Mauroy zemřel a Denis byl obviněn z vraždy. Tento fascinující příběh o šílenství, korupci a intrikách nás přenese nejen do Londýna v době sira Christophera Wrena a Paříže Ludvíka XIV., ale též do starověkého Řecka. Závažná morální dilemata, která Denis řeší, neztrácejí na aktuálnosti ani v dnešní době.