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Worldviews
This book investigates the concept of worldview, in its numerous aspects, and how worldviews impact, shape, and influence individuals, communities, societies, and cultures. It explores various worldviews—religious, spiritual, and secular—using a comprehensive approach to highlight their breadth, depth, and scope. John Valk argues that everyone has a worldview, and that worldview is often shaped and influenced by individual circumstances and situations. While worldviews have similar structures to one another, they vary in content, including differences in metanarratives, teachings, ethics, and more. In the course of explaining how worldviews respond to life’s ultimate and existential challenges, the book poses ontological questions to highlight various (world)views on the nature of being and the human, and epistemological questions pertaining to sources of knowledge and certainty. Inviting readers to reflect on their own worldviews as they explore the worldviews of others, Valk also reveals how certain universal worldview beliefs are interpreted in particular contexts.
The Federal Cases
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The Politics of Religious Literacy
The Politics of Religious Literacy challenges popular understandings of religious literacy as an inclusive framework for navigating religious diversity in the public sphere. Offering a new model, this book provides insights into the often-overlooked feelings and practices informing our questionably secular age.
An Islamic Worldview from Turkey
This book is a journey into the heart of an Islamic worldview. It asks challenging questions of far-reaching consequence, addressing matters such as the Qur’an and revelation; rituals and symbols embraced; nature of God, of humans, and of our knowing; dignity of the human, sacredness of life, and more. It precludes easy, prescribed answers, preferring instead thoughtful reflection on two basic questions: What does it mean to love God? What does it mean to be a good person? Carefully crafted responses are presented by a group of scholars from Qur’an Studies, Worldview Studies, Women’s Studies, Cultural Studies and Religious Education. It uncovers a dynamic understanding of Islam; one that meets challenges of the present, counters harsh criticisms, and breathes new life into a rich and longstanding tradition that continues to impact the lives of billions of people around the world.
New York Court of Appeals. Records and Briefs.
Volume contains: 29 NY 619 (Bk of State of N.Y. v. Muskingum Bk) 29 NY 447 (Talmage v. Huntting) 29 NY 471 (Roth v. Wells) 29 NY 494 (Ashley v. Marshall) 29 NY 505 (Terpening v. Skinner) 29 NY 515 (Kitchel v. Schenck) 29 NY 523 (People v. Dunn) 29 NY 534 (People ex rel Buckley v. Benton) 29 NY 540 (Crounse v. Wemple) 29 NY 547 (Wachter v. Quenzer) 29 NY 554 (City Bk v. Perkins) 29 NY 591 (Creed v. Hartman) 29 NY 598 (Siemon v. Schurck) 29 NY 616 (Weed v. N.Y. & Harlem R.R. Co.) 29 NY 645 (Martin v. Bd of Sup. Of Cty of Greene) 29 NY 649 (Oatman v. Taylor) 29 NY 666 (Smith v. Coe) 29 NY 673 (Essex Cty Bk v. Russell)
The City Record
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