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Chickery Wood

Chickery Wood

Steven M. Goad

Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2017
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Life is filled with unseen twists and turns and the lives of the James family is no different. Ben and Jenny James are a young couple raising their two boys on the family farm. Life seemed perfect until their youngest son, Alex, is lost in a tragic farming accident. Ben, a proud and honorable man, retreats within himself contemplating why God could have abandoned his family; while Jenny wraps her arms around her faith and holds on tightly, searching for a way to reach Ben. Tucker, their oldest son, is left to himself as his parents try to find their way back to what was once a loving relationship. He leans on his two best friends, Sam and Charley, to fill the emotional holes created by the loss of his brother and the changing relationship between his struggling parents. The three friends step up to the challenge of tangling with the town bullies, culminating in a final showdown that inadvertently unlocks hidden feelings as well as the unbreakable bonds between the three. In between their misadventures, Tucker becomes engrossed in his mysterious neighbor, Mr. Muncie, who has been making visits to the root cellar at all hours of the day and night. Tucker believes that he can finally solve the mystery of Muncie, if he can just get into that cellar. Chickery Wood will make you laugh, cause you to cry and show you in the end that God never forgets us....and love never dies.
In and Out of Church

In and Out of Church

Steven M. Tipton

BLOOMSBURY PUBLISHING PLC
2024
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Why are so many Americans leaving church? Half no longer belong to a congregation. A quarter now say they are unchurched, up from one in six a decade ago and one in twelve a generation ago, led by more than a third of young adults. Where have they gone, and what are they doing instead? What moves them? What should we make of it? What can we learn as well from those who have stayed or returned, and from congregations that have sparked their continuing commitment or renewed participation?After decades of drift and several long years of grievous pandemic that shut church doors and crowded the internet, the time has come to weigh these questions more closely and answer them more carefully. We need to open a keener moral inquiry into the arc of spiritual change in America. We need to probe a thicker cultural account of intergenerational religious influence and inspiration that we practice today in forms of ritual action, sacred expression, and moral community that reach far beyond the pews.In and Out of Church tackles these tasks. It’s a book voiced by spiritually attuned, morally articulate young adults adrift from the churches and temples of their childhood yet immersed in currents of spiritual practice and imagination now shifting the shape and course of American religion. In heartfelt dialogue with their baby-boom parents these Millennials ponder how and why they got here in terms that open up and deepen the “spiritual but not religious” story sketched by surveys of “religious nones.” This book brings these numbers to life and makes moral sense of this story of individuals leaving church by setting it within the larger cultural drama of modern multiplex society and quicksilver selfhood in search of authentic fulfillment in caring community. It takes the reader inside a mushrooming megachurch in Silicon Valley and three thriving mainline congregations in Atlanta to see how they reach out to unchurched young adults and hold onto their own as they come of age by “putting belonging before believing and behaving.” They lift up spiritual experience above creed and code, and they challenge conventions of “organized religion” in ways that many “spiritual and religious” churchgoers have now come to embrace.
In and Out of Church

In and Out of Church

Steven M. Tipton

BLOOMSBURY PUBLISHING PLC
2024
nidottu
Why are so many Americans leaving church? Half no longer belong to a congregation. A quarter now say they are unchurched, up from one in six a decade ago and one in twelve a generation ago, led by more than a third of young adults. Where have they gone, and what are they doing instead? What moves them? What should we make of it? What can we learn as well from those who have stayed or returned, and from congregations that have sparked their continuing commitment or renewed participation?After decades of drift and several long years of grievous pandemic that shut church doors and crowded the internet, the time has come to weigh these questions more closely and answer them more carefully. We need to open a keener moral inquiry into the arc of spiritual change in America. We need to probe a thicker cultural account of intergenerational religious influence and inspiration that we practice today in forms of ritual action, sacred expression, and moral community that reach far beyond the pews.In and Out of Church tackles these tasks. It’s a book voiced by spiritually attuned, morally articulate young adults adrift from the churches and temples of their childhood yet immersed in currents of spiritual practice and imagination now shifting the shape and course of American religion. In heartfelt dialogue with their baby-boom parents these Millennials ponder how and why they got here in terms that open up and deepen the “spiritual but not religious” story sketched by surveys of “religious nones.” This book brings these numbers to life and makes moral sense of this story of individuals leaving church by setting it within the larger cultural drama of modern multiplex society and quicksilver selfhood in search of authentic fulfillment in caring community. It takes the reader inside a mushrooming megachurch in Silicon Valley and three thriving mainline congregations in Atlanta to see how they reach out to unchurched young adults and hold onto their own as they come of age by “putting belonging before believing and behaving.” They lift up spiritual experience above creed and code, and they challenge conventions of “organized religion” in ways that many “spiritual and religious” churchgoers have now come to embrace.
The Soulweb

The Soulweb

Steven M. Nedeau

Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2017
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Centuries ago, King Mavius's spell caused destruction beyond reasoning, weaving a web around and through the souls of his knights. Even now the spell of that long dead king pulls at his descendants and Jaron must trade his books for blades when Mavius, with his knights behind him, returns from beyond the grave to reclaim his throne.Pushing heavy tomes onto marble shelves and translating archaic text until the wee hours of the night could not prepare Jaron for the trials in store for him. After years of teaching history, he will learn that books do not always tell the truth as he becomes a pawn in a war between kings.Buy the paperback and the kindle version is free with KindleMatch.
Patchogue

Patchogue

Steven M Lucas

Arcadia Pub (Sc)
2021
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Beginning with its origins in the 18th century as a sparsely populated farming community, Patchogue has had to reinvent itself many times. Farming, milling, boatbuilding, commercial fishing, large industry, tourism and recreation, small retail, and restaurants have all played major roles in the history and development of Patchogue.
Possibilities that Matter: An Introduction to Material Modal Logic

Possibilities that Matter: An Introduction to Material Modal Logic

Steven M. Duncan

Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2017
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Subtitled "An Introduction to Material Modal Logic," this monograph explores modal logic from a realist perspective on possibility that, following Aristotle and Kant, grounds possibility in actuality and thus provides a material, rather than merely formal, interpretation of basic modal notions. It then applies this material modal logic to the understanding of contingent being and the existence of a necessary being serving as "the ground of all possibility."
Philosophical Adventures

Philosophical Adventures

Steven M. Cahn

Broadview Press Ltd
2019
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Philosophical Adventures is an accessible, engaging introduction to philosophical issues falling under six broad themes: reasoning, free will, religious belief, ethics, well-being, and society. Each topic is thoughtfully introduced and discussed in a way that is easily intelligible and relatable yet philosophically rigorous. Steven M. Cahn's clear style and vivid examples provide a welcoming path to these often-difficult issues, encouraging readers to begin their own philosophical adventures.Key FeaturesAn unusually clear and accessible introduction to many of the central topics of philosophy.Vivid examples are used to illustrate key points.Addresses a number of engaging issues that are relevant inside and outside of academia, such as the possibility of free will, religious belief with and without God, and democracy vs. its alternatives.Written by one of the discipline's pre-eminent teachers, author of numerous widely-used textbooks.
The Proof of the External World

The Proof of the External World

Steven M Duncan

Wipf Stock Publishers
2008
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""Descartes' attempt to ground the possibility of human knowledge in the existence of God was judged to be a complete failure by his contemporaries, and this remains the universal opinion of philosophers to this day, despite the fact that three and a half centuries of secular epistemology--which attempts to ground the possibility of knowledge either in the unaided human intellect or in natural processes--has failed to do any better. Further, the leading twentieth-century attempts at theistic epistemology reject both the conception of knowledge and the standards of epistemic evaluation that Descartes takes for granted. ""In this book--partly an interpretation of Descartes and partly an attempt to complete his project-- the author attempts to show that a theistic epistemology incorporating Platonic and Aristotelian/Thomist elements can revitalize the Cartesian approach to the solution of the central problems of epistemology, including that most elusive of prizes--the proof of the external world."" --From the author's preface Steven Duncan has produced a rigorous and highly original contribution to one of the greatest philosophical problems of all time. Specialists in Descartes and philosophers doing epistemology will find this book very provocative and original, but The Proof of the External World will also appeal to the general reader interested in the history of philosophy. A wonderful contribution -Paul Herrick, Professor of Philosophy, Shoreline Community College and author of The Many Worlds of Logic Steven M. Duncan is the author of A Primer of Modern Virtue Ethics (University Press of America, 1995) and Being, Truth and Knowledge (Wadsworth, 2000). He has taught philosophy in colleges and universities for over thirty years. Duncan is currently a member of the adjunct philosophy faculty at Bellevue College.