This volume explores numerous themes (including the influence of ethnography on religious education research and pedagogy, the interpretive approach to religious education, the relationship between research and classroom practice in religious education), providing a critique of contemporary religious education and exploring the implications of this critique for initial and continuing teacher education.

A native New Mexico woman, Patricia J. Parker-Miller, at age 76, describes her journey dealing with the issues associated with childhood rape. Her belief is that it is never too late to search one's own inner sanctum to find peace, understanding and forgiveness of self and others, that one has always been Loved, that it's essentially a spiritual journey, moving with the breezes and the flow of the river.

Ours story begin on earth during the Summer of 2053; you would have expect that much shall have changed, but in fact things as well as peoples changed very little and in some aspect they declind. Two beautiful teenage girls start the show by getting on a strange craft; in which they thought was a new bus, but if one got off, where in reality did she spend seven years of her life? There're many mysteries and hard to believe tales that run through these pages; for once you believed that you understood, you'll find yourself more perplexed than before. You'll also journey between time to others extroardinary planets; especially Garhoro, which is one of the three horos ruled by the Damiens, there're Zarhoro and Darhoro. The Damiens also ruled all of the planets that surround theirs. You'll also learn where or not Tearing were meant to be; and giving a short account of how the Moray Eel and the Deep-Sea-Eel came into existence. Tagging along is Covetousiness, Perpetrators and Deception. There are many other surprises, and yes; if love wasn't the foundation certainly insanity would have prevail.