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One in a Billion
"Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists Mark Johnson and Kathleen Gallagher chronicle the story of a young boy with a never-before-seen disease and the doctors who take a bold step into the future of medicine to save him"--Page 4 of cover
Fighting Hurt
This volume brings together key work by the leading political philosopher Henry Shue on the issue of torture, and the moral challenges surrounding the initiation and conduct of war.
Investigation Into the Removal of Nine U. S. Attorneys In 2006
On Dec. 7, 2006, at the direction of senior Dept. of Justice (DoJ) officials, seven U.S. Attorneys (USAt) were told to resign from their positions. Two other USAt had been told to resign earlier in 2006. In 2007, two DoJ offices conducted an invest. into the removals of these USAt. It focused on the reasons for the removals of the USAt and whether they were removed for political purposes, or to influence an invest., or prosecution. The invest. also examined: the process by which the USAt were selected for removal, and sought to identify the persons involved in those decisions; whether the Attorney General made any false statements concerning the removals, and whether they attempted to influence the testimony of other witnesses. Illus.
Tales of Unkosher Souls
This is an assortment of short stories about Jewish people who want to believe in a God but like many of us, they just can’t take that leap of faith. As they stumble through their lives making one mistake after another, they wonder if their souls will reach heaven—if such a place exists. And then what? In “God’s Sabbatical,” a poor autistic soul arrives in the afterworld and is bunked in a five by five-inch cubicle. He’s told that God is on vacation, and there’s an inexperienced bureaucrat running the place. In another story, “Ruthie the Dinosaur Eats the Forbidden Fruit” a nurturing mamasaur (an unknown species) repents, I’m honestly sorry for my mistake, but after all, ...
The Resurrection and Its Apologetics
Christians believe that Jesus is the Messiah and the Savior of the human race, who died for the sins of humanity on the cross (1 Cor. 15:3). The next verse adds the essential “that he was buried, that he was raised on the third day in accordance with the Scriptures.” In Jesus’ Death and Burial, Michael Alter critically surveys the writings of leading Christian apologists about Jesus’ death and burial, and then explains why detractors and skeptics cannot accept the New Testament claim that Jesus died on the cross and received a tomb burial. The Resurrection and Its Apologetics is an in-depth series that significantly contributes both to the academic and non-academic world reviewing and analyzing the most salient claims put forward in defense of Jesus’ death, burial, and bodily resurrection from the dead.
