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Books > Religion & Spirituality > Aspects of religions (non-Christian) > Religious life & practice > General
This is a book about life in all its aspects, which mirrors the
journey of every man and connects with that which is eternal,
unchanging. In this book the author has sought far and wide among
the great religions and philosophies, and has drawn on the work of
inspired poets and writers, to find answers to some of the
questions about life. Out of the seeming diversity, a timely
message of hope and encouragement emerges, reminding all of the
brotherhood of man and the underlying unity of all things. A
special feature of this book is that every page is handwritten in
calligraphy by Dorothy Boux who has also illustrated it with subtle
watercolours.
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The Healer
(Hardcover)
Jean-Marie Vianney Nkusi
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Currently, the nation's attention is concentrated on the
long-standing sexual misdeeds conducted by prominent political,
sports, and entertainment figures, which has been succinctly
captured by the "#Me Too" movement. This movement has spread to
call into question the actions of leaders in religious institutions
and organizations, providing the context for research that examines
the experiences of individuals and groups as they engage in their
daily activities within these establishments. #MeToo Issues in
Religious-Based Institutions and Organizations is an essential
research book that provides comprehensive research into the effects
of the #MeToo movement on institutions and organizations with a
significant religious basis and reveals challenges and issues of
welcoming gender and diversity. Readers will gain insights and
tools for improving social conditions in their personal lives, in
places of worship, in organizations, and in academic or other
institutional environments. Highlighting a range of topics
including diversity, gender equality, and Abrahamic religions, this
book is ideal for religious officials, church leaders,
psychologists, sociologists, professionals, researchers,
academicians, and students.
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