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A systematic comparison between the Nazi Labor Service and the Civilian Conservation Corps.
In a world where Christians don't know whether they're dating, courting, hanging out, living together, or just having sex, Jason Illian exposes the naked truth about relationships.
The volume Church as Politeia comprises fifteen papers which were presented at a German-British Research Colloquium of the Becket Institute in Oxford. In these papers the political self-understanding of Christianity is analyzed in its historical development from various denominational perspectives. The authors of these contributions are theologians, lawyers, philosophers and historians from Germany and Great Britain.
Girl, read your Bible. You can eat all the kale, buy all the things, lift all the weights, take all the trips, trash all that doesn’t spark joy, wash your face and hustle like mad, but if you don’t rest your soul in Jesus, you’ll never find peace and purpose. You’ve had enough of the hustle. You’ve given up trying to meet social media’s impossible standards, and you’re done living a life ruled by busyness. But where do you go from here? For Alisha Illian, it wasn’t until she learned to abide in God’s truth that she finally found fulfillment. In Chasing Perfect, Alisha shares how God awakened her heart to prioritize what matters to Him. She’ll help you learn what it means to look beyond each day’s diversions and live in surrender to the Savior. You’ll see why it’s so important to… separate yourself from the self-first attitude of self-help culture savor each blessing God has given you schedule—rather than squeeze in—daily time to spend with God You don’t have to keep filling your calendar to the brim with unsatisfying distractions. Chasing Perfect will help you submit to God and experience His perfect renewal and rest.
Das Lehrbuch zur soziologischen Theorie beschreibt gut verständlich die wichtigsten Positionen der Gegenwart. So wird Michel Foucault präsentiert, ausführlich wird auf Judith Butler, Hartmut Esser und Manuel Castells eingegangen. Zudem werden die Theorien von Peter L. Berger/ Thomas Luckmann, Jürgen Habermas, Ulrich Beck und die Frauen- und Geschlechterforschung dargestellt.
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***Angaben zur beteiligten Person Möckel: Andreas Möckel, der jüngste Sohn Konrad Möckels, ist emeritierter Professor für Sonderpädagogik der Universität Würzburg.