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A Legacy of Liberty

A Legacy of Liberty

Robert A Sirico

Acton Institute
2021
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What makes for a flourishing society?Many people today, both religious and secular, define freedom as merely the power to do what one wants, uninhibited by morality. Many view entrepreneurship as fundamentally acquisitive, fueled by personal greed and pursued at the expense of community. Both views are eminently mistaken. Rev. Robert A. Sirico answers these critics in this new combined edition of two of his most celebrated essays. Freedom is the necessary precondition for all virtue. Entrepreneurs are the primary agents of economic progress and prosperity for all in our world today."I'm delighted to see my essays Toward a Free and Virtuous Society and The Entrepreneurial Vocation represented to a new generation. Kris Mauren's new introduction is an original and substantive contribution to the Acton Institute's legacy of liberty and a guide to its future." Rev. Robert A. Sirico, President Emeritus and Co-founder, Acton Institute
A Kingdom Which Cannot Be Shaken: Overcoming in the Midst of Chaos
The shaking of the kingdoms of this earth has begun. We are witnessing the uprising of people across the world as they overthrow their governments. The smell of liberty and freedom is in the air. There is another shaking going on in the spiritual realm as well. God has heard the cry of His people and He is raising up Overcomers to overthrow their captivity and extend His Kingdom. God is empowering the followers of Jesus Christ and they are going forth in His name and confronting the enemy with the power of His resurrection. The Holy Spirit is leading the charge and strongholds are being pulled down. Don't be left out, don't be found sitting on the bench while the forces of righteousness are out in the battle bringing honor and glory to their King. Now is the time to prepare and find your place in the army that God is gathering together across the world. Bob Farrier presents battlefield proven Kingdom Principles that will empower you to go forth as an Overcomer. Jesus said, "I will be My church and the gates of hell will not prevail against it". His church is marching forth in victory, impacting the spiritual realm and the physical, as it embraces these principles.
But I Was in Such a Good Mood This Morning

But I Was in Such a Good Mood This Morning

Robert a Henslin

Post-Traumatic Press
2011
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Rob Henslin, 26 at the time, battled and survived Leukemia with his newlywed wife by his side. He describes his three-year battle and life on the other side of treatment in the cancer-free years that followed. After a nearly twenty-year slumber, his leukemia returned. Rob draws readers in with vivid descriptions of the upheaval and torment that ensued, including a bone marrow transplant and adjusting to a life filled with many harsh new realities. His humorous writing style allows readers to laugh and smile while Rob also shares openly and honestly about his struggles with medical treatments, faith, fears, and demons from his past.But I Was in Such a Good Mood This Morning offers cancer patients and the loved ones that care for them valuable insights into the cancer journey Rob and his wife and family traveled. This book invites readers to revel as Rob did in the many miracles and blessings that came even in the darkest days.
What's Next After Dental School: The 8 Must Haves Every New Dentist Should Know Before They Make a Costly Mistake
Here's How to Join a Successful Group Practice and Avoid Costly Mistakes With large student loan payments looming, it's easy to want to jump into practice as soon as you can out of school. You only get one chance to pick the right practice for you. Don't let short term debt force you into making a costly mistake. That's where we come in. We help new dentists choose the right group practice where they can learn and grow their skills as a respected dentist in the field. Step 1: We invest time learning about your goals and objectives, and give you a tour of our facility so you can see what sets us apart. We'll show you the pros and cons of working with a group practice so you can make an informed and educated decision. Step 2: We mentor you and provide ongoing support with state of the art treatment available to patients. Step 3: We surround you with a staff that is committed to your success. Most new dentists look at the percentages much too soon when deciding on where they want to work. Now you can join a successful group practice and start your dental career off on the right foot without making a costly mistake. If you'd like us to help, just send an email to: [email protected] and we will take it from there.
A Biological Brain in a Cultural Classroom

A Biological Brain in a Cultural Classroom

Robert A. Sylwester

Corwin Press Inc
2003
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Praise for the First Edition: `Should be required reading for students of education, teachers, and administrators. I would encourage educators for form book study groups to read, study, reflect, and apply what is found here' - Jerry Tollefson, Principal, Marquette Elementary School, Madison Using research findings from the cognitive neurosciences and a view of the classroom as an ecological system of checks and balances, the author takes the reader into the modern K-12 classroom, reaffirming his belief that students should collaborate with their teachers in classroom management decisions whenever possible.
A World Mission

A World Mission

Robert A. Wright

McGill-Queen's University Press
1991
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Wright examines these churches' historical connections with the outside world and their newly cultivated interest in international politics. He argues that the clerical and missionary elite's vision of "a new internationalism" was burdened by essentially "Victorian" ideas of the inherent superiority of Protestant Christianity, political democracy, and Anglo-Saxon "race characteristics." Tensions between its traditional world view and the new realities of international and inter-racial relations eventually made this vision untenable. According to Wright, the Canadian churches of mainline Protestantism tried to find a middle ground. They relaxed the link between conversion and westernization and came to accept the legitimacy of indigenous churches in Asia and Africa. Although they ultimately stuck to their theme of Christian brotherhood and service, they confronted the theological challenges of reconciling Christianity with other belief systems and the intellectual revolution in the West. And, although they paid ritual respect to the League of Nations and collective security and accepted war in 1939 as necessary, they showed keen interest in disarmament. While the ambivalence of this middle ground had some tragic consequences, such as the incapacity of the Canadian Protestant leadership to lobby forcefully on behalf of either European Jewish refugees in the 1930s or Japanese- Canadians interred during World War II, there were successes in humanitarian, relief, and educational work abroad. The churches' activities also helped shape the international role of the Christian community and their eventual acceptance of both ethnic diversity and the developing nations' right to self-determination laid much of the groundwork for Canada's post-war approach to foreign aid and development.
A Long Way to Paradise

A Long Way to Paradise

Robert A.J. McDonald

University of British Columbia Press
2021
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The political landscape of British Columbia has been characterized by divisiveness since Confederation. As outsized personalities from Amor De Cosmos to W.A.C. Bennett dominated the halls of power, militant radicals and reformers took to the streets and hustings. A Long Way to Paradise traces the evolution of political ideas from 1871 to 1972 to explore British Columbia’s journey to socio-political maturity, answering both why and how British Columbia became Canada’s most fractious province. Robert McDonald explains its classic left-right divide as a product of “common sense” liberalism that also shaped how British Columbians met the challenges of a modernizing world. McDonald tackles key questions: Why were the Liberal and Conservative parties obliterated in the 1950s? What can account for Bennett’s decades-long reign? And why did parties as diametrically opposed as Social Credit and the NDP succeed? This lively overview provides fresh insight into the fascinating story of provincial politics in Canada’s lotus land.
A Postcard from Kasos, 1965

A Postcard from Kasos, 1965

Robert A McCabe

ABBEVILLE PRESS INC.,U.S.
2022
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Kasos is the southernmost island of the Dodecanese, lying between Carpathos and Crete. Roughly 11 miles long and four miles wide, with a rocky, mountainous landscape, Kasos was famed from antiquity as a centre of shipbuilding, and played a role in the Greek War of Independence. But with the advent of steam, the island’s shipyard closed, and its population dwindled. Today some one thousand people remain on the island, living in five small villages full of historic homes and churches. The islanders produce agricultural products of exceptional quality; preserve their distinctive culinary, musical, and dance traditions; and welcome a small number of adventurous travellers to their sparkling beaches. Robert A. McCabe’s stunning black-and-white photographs of Kasos, most taken in 1965, offer a unique record of the island’s people, architecture, and natural landscapes. In a stark contrast to the transformation undergone by other Greek islands, many of the scenes depicted in McCabe’s photographs remain almost unchanged today. The text, by a distinguished Greek journalist born on Kasos, brings to life the places and personalities pictured in this book, which will appeal to all travellers off the beaten track.
Recasting a Craft: St. Louis Typefounders Respond to Industrialization

Recasting a Craft: St. Louis Typefounders Respond to Industrialization

Robert A. Mullen

SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY PRESS
2005
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In the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, type for newspapers and books was set one letter at a time, and the manufacturers of the metal type used in the printing trade were called typefounders. This prominent yet rarely documented industry was essential to the development of modern American publishing and was particularly prevalent in St. Louis. In Recasting a Craft: St. Louis Typefounders Respond to Industrialization, Robert A. Mullen recognizes the city's significant contributions to typefounding and details how the craft fundamentally changed through mechanization, growth, and the creation of a large conglomerate.Like many trades of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries that were eventually lost to industrialization, the typefoundries of St. Louis grew from small shops to factories with organized labor. Mullen describes three distinct periods of the industry that emerged in St. Louis's typefounding trade: the early struggles in establishing the industry there, the period of intense competition and creative enterprise, and the proliferation of new companies that appealed to those customers who felt alienated by the monopolizing older companies.Mullen discusses at length the technological, social, and demographic foundations of the immense growth of the trade in the nineteenth century, identifying the changes in typographical design and the demand for it in the new era of advertising. He also profiles the workers, working conditions, and labor issues--such as the failed industry-wide strike of 1903--that emerged as the craft of typefounding entered the industrial age. More than two hundred type designs that originated with the St. Louis firms are listed in an appendix with examples of each face. The volume also contains a list of the catalogs of the St. Louis typefoundries known to exist in the public and academic libraries of the United States.