Ruby Religious Christian
October 18th, 2010
Pastor Ruby Dantzler – Milledgeville, GA
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New 14K Gold Ruby Religious Christian Cross Pendant $343.00 |
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14K Gold Ruby Religious Christian Cross Jewelry Pendant $276.00 |
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18K Yellow Gold Ruby Religious Christian Cross Pendant $265.00 |
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14K Gold Ruby Religious Christian Cross Jewelry Pendant $320.00 |
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New 14K Gold Ruby Religious Christian Cross Pendant $298.00 |
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New 14K Gold Ruby Religious Christian Cross Pendant $285.00 |
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New 14K Gold Ruby Religious Christian Cross Pendant $335.00 |
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New 14K Ruby Religious Christian Cross Jewelry Pendant $275.00 |
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A Christian Response to the New Genetics: Religious, Ethical, and Social Issues: Religious, Ethical, $28.95 “A Christian Response to the New Genetics appeals to both secular and religious readers in the center of the great debate over our new genetic powers. These essays affirm many traditional Christian perspectives and virtues, while also introducing new insights. Visit our website for sample chapters” |
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How To Be A Christian Without Being Religious $12.99 “Since the Early Church, too many Christians have agonized over how to “be good” and please God with “religious” behavior. Try as they may, they never seem to be “good enough” in their own eyes-and they end up with a chronic case of nagging guilt.If you carry this burden, Fritz Ridenour has good news: God never intended you to!In his classic study based on the book of Romans, he reveals why true Christianity is not a religion but a relationship. Christianity is not meant to be hamstrung by joyless, mind-numbing rituals, rules and traditions. It’s not about us reaching up; it’s all about God reaching down to us.How to Be A Christian Without Being Religious is filled with Ridenour’s soft-spoken wisdom and generous good humor-all seasoned by his obvious great joy for living. Here you will learn how to realize your birthright in Christ and walk the path to a guilt-free life.Here’s the definitive introductory study to the book of Romans! Fritz Ridenour’s easy-to-understand commentary on the book of Romans presents Paul’s matchless combination of Christian doctrine and practical living in simple terms-making it easy for groups to apply timeless truths to their daily lives.l.” |
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Ruby $8.7 “Book 1 of Dakotah Treasures. Author Lauraine Snelling once again takes readers west to the untamed land of Dakota Territory, introducing new characters both unique and appealing. Ruby Torvald and her young sister, Opal, have received an inheritance from their long-lost father who left home years ago to seek his fortune in the Black Hills. When they leave their comfortable situation in Chicago and arrive at the mining town of Medora to claim their inheritance, the sisters discover that rather than the legacy of gold they expected, their father has left them a shocking bequest. Ruby’s bold determination in the face of scandal leads the reader on a journey both heartwarming and inspiring.” |
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Religious Miniatures $2.49 “Religious Miniatures. 6 sheets of stickers per package” |
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Christian America?: Perspectives on Our Religious Heritage $14.99 “Throughout her history America has possessed a rich religious component largely comprised of different traditions of the Christian faith. This tide of personal religious devotion connected to government observances and policies has ebbed and flowed through time, but it has always been a part of American identity–one that is full of social and political debate. As such, “Christian America?” presents a hearty point-counterpoint discussion about the nature of the relationship Christianity has had to American politics and culture throughout the country’s existence, aiming to determine which of these four differing opinions is most appropriate. >David Barton (WallBuilders) supports the idea that America is distinctly Christian based on centuries of authoritative government declarations. >Jonathan D. Sassi (College of Staten Island) believes America is distinctly secular based on the nation’s religiously eclectic and secular beginning (particularly the emphasis on “the complete separation of church and state”). >William D. Henard (The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary) sees America as essentially Christian, making his case for the nation’s crucial faith component while exploring varied interpretations of comments like one made in 2009 by President Barack Obama: “Although… we have a very large Christian population, we do not consider ourselves a Christian nation…” >Daryl C. Cornett, the book’s editor, argues that America is partly Christian, a nation that was shaped by a blend of religious and non-religious tendencies. He writes, “After the Civil War steady decline in religious adherence was the impetus for evangelicals to mythologize American history and pine for a return to a golden age of Christian faith and virtue at its founding that never existed.”" |
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Religious Vows, the Sermon on the Mount, and Christian Living $9.95 “The Sermon on the Mount in St. Matthew’s Gospel is a good summary of Jesus’ teaching and the Beatitudes summarize the Sermon on the Mount. In Religious Vows, the Sermon on the Mount, and Christian Living Bonnie Thurston reflects on the Beatitudes and their focus on the Kingdom of Heaven. She shows how the Sermon on the Mount deepens understanding of the spiritual virtues the vows are intended to nurture and how the spiritual values embodied in the vows are central to all Christian living. Thurston begins with a study of the Beatitudes that introduces what Jesus might have meant by “Kingdom of Heaven.” She then looks at passages from the Sermon on the Mount and discusses their implications for religious vows. The book closes with a discussion of how monastic vows might enrich the spirituality of marriage.” |
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Religious Affections: A Christian’s Character Before God $24.95 “In the wake of recent revival movements, Christians need Jonathan Edwards’ classic Religious Affections more than ever. Edwards, the central figure in New England’s first Great Awakening, offers here his most detailed description of the signs-false and true-of revival, while highlighting the role truly balanced emotions play within the Christian life. An engaging introductory essay by Charles Colson details the impact of Religious Affections on his own life and its implications for today’s church.” |
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Christian Religious Education: Sharing Our Story and Vision $27.95 “The Classic Guide for Educators of Any Denomination > What mission calls us to teach? How do societal issues-social oppression, poverty, politics-affect what we teach, how we teach it, and how people learn? Who are our students? What and when are they ready to learn? Once we understand these foundations, how can we facilitate an educational experience that has the power to shape and transform people and communities in life-giving ways of faith? > In this classic text, Thomas Groome asks and answers these central questions, providing a comprehensive integration of the history, theory, and practice of modern religious education for a new generation of educators. His self-reflective approach-shared praxis-will inspire school teachers, students of religious education, pastors, parents, and religious educators in local churches who want to understand themselves, their mission, and their surroundings-to inform, form, and transform their students’ lives. > “Anyone tugged by the calling at the heart of education or religious life can only cheer for the republication of this classic book.”-Robert Kegan, Harvard Graduate School of Education > “Whether returning Christian Religious Education or reading it for the first time, readers will discover freshness leaping from the page; you will soon know why this formative book of the past is a beacon for the future-informative, inspiring, and wise “-Mary Elizabeth Moore, professor of theology and Christian education, Claremont School of Theology” |
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Christian Faith and Religious Diversity: Mobilization for the Human Family $9.9 “Few questions are as persistent and nettling for Christians as those posed by religious pluralism. Are Christians to see themselves as having an exclusive take on religious truth? Is knowledge of Jesus Christ necessary to a person’s salvation? What are Christians to make of the manifest insights and wisdom of other religious traditions? In this lucid and sensitively written book, renowned theologian John Cobb tackles such concerns. He tries to show, first, how Christians can respond to religious diversity in faithfulness to scripture and tradition without the negative teachings that have often marred the past. Second, Cobb sketches the rise of religious pluralism in American history and how each of nine religious traditions has something to offer, and to teach, committed Christians today.” |
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The Religious Experience $142.6 “> Well-known and respected, this comprehensive history of religious experience explores the major world religions within a consistent framework based on the author’s paradigm “six dimensions of religion.” It tells the story without entering unduly into technicalities and focuses on how the major religious traditions relate to human experience. It extends beyond information about the traditions to distill the essential patterns of both feelings and ideas that animate religious practice; contains photographs that evoke the flavor of religious rituals or experiences and maps that orient students to the geographic context of religious traditions.” |
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Religious Politics $1 “Many ministries have been devastated by religious politics. In this potent minibook, Roberts clearly explains how to recognize religious politics, what its effects are, and what you must do to avoid it.” |
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Jesus Fish Christian Religious iPad Sleeve Case $36.9 Jesus Fish Christian Religious iPad Sleeve Case |
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Encountering Religious Pluralism: The Challenge to Christian Faith & Mission $26.99 “Harold Netland traces the emergence of the pluralistic ethos that challenges Christian faith and mission, interacting heavily with philosopher John Hick and providing a framework for developing a comprehensive evangelical theology of religions.” |
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Worldviews : A Christian Response To Religious Pluralism $18.99 “no description” |
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Toward a Christian Theology of Religious Pluralism $40 “no description” |
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Taking Christian Moral Thought Seriously: The Legitimacy of Religious Beliefs in the Marketplace of $24.99 “In “Taking Christian Moral Thought Seriously–”the first book in the Christian Ethics series-”-”editor Jeremy A. Evans establishes that the separation of church and state is not a principle of the U.S. Constitution (or any other founding document). Thus, there should be a social interest in not hindering a religious person’s full participation in the American marketplace of ideas. Evans invites readers from both the Christian and non-Christian communities to consider the related scholarship here, knowing that either side’s failure to take seriously one’s well-prepared thoughts in science, politics, and education undermines the very idea that we are seeking the truth. Topics and contributors include: >- John Rawls’ theory of public reason (Allen Gehring, James Noland) >- Given the moral climate in America, is a non-voting stance permissible for Christians? (Kent Dunnington) >- What is the significance of religious disagreement, and what is the impact of disagreement on the justification of religious beliefs? (John Depoe) >- How the current models of scientific explanation are not incompatible with religious beliefs (John Ross Churchill) >- Creation care–what is our responsibility to the environment? (David Henderson) >- Are theologians and philosophers missing the point on the abortion problem? (James Noland) >- The focus on diversity in education–what is the agenda, its method, and its consequences? (Kevin Lee)” |
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Grounds for Understanding: Ecumenical Resources for Responses to Religious Pluralism $30 “This volume surveys the different theological approaches that Christian denominations bring to the issue of religious pluralism. In these diverse essays, writers from eleven different Christian traditions share their confession’s characteristic approaches to the challenges and possibilities raised by religious pluralism.” |
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Handbook of Preschool Religious Education $34 “HANDBOOK OF PRESCHOOL RELIGIOUS EDUCATION is an exhaustive and comprehensive treatment of the entire field of early childhood religious education. This encyclopedic volume is an indispensable guide and resource for all those involved in the religious education of young children.” |
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Handbook of Preschol Religious Education $24.95 “HANDBOOK OF PRESCHOOL RELIGIOUS EDUCATION is an exhaustive and comprehensive treatment of the entire field of early childhood religious education. This encyclopedic volume is an indispensable guide and resource for all those involved in the religious education of young children.” |
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A Christian Theology of Religions: Critical Dialogues on Religious Pluralisms $30 “Renowned theologian and philosopher of religion John Hick takes a hard look at intellectual problems facing Christians in the late twentieth century: Where exactly does Christianity fit into the scheme of the world in light of other world religions? and Is it possible to remain Christian while accepting the truth of other beliefs? Employing the use of a dialogue between “Phil” (philosophy) and “Grace” (theology), Hick explores the validity of other religions and Christianity’s place among them. Offering good reasons for why the traditional stance that Christianity is the only true religion is no longer workable, he puts forth a cogent defense of Christianity in the global context of other religions. This book is must reading for those concerned about the uniqueness of Christianity and how it is to be interpreted theologically in today’s world.” |
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Religious Studies $30 “Since its inception almost 200 years ago, the study of religion has informed, enlightened, provoked, and challenged our notions of humanity’s deepest beliefs and longings. Now Walter Capps, nationally recognized for the quality and depth of his teaching, has written the first full-scale introduction to the history and methods of religious studies. To assess the many points of view in this mature but diffuse discipline. Capps uses the idea that four basic of fundamental questions and three enduring interests have given formal structure to the study of religion: the essence of religion; the origin of religion, descriptions of religion; the function of religion, the language of religion, comparisons of religion and, the future of religious studies. In this way Capps relates the chief insights and theories of philosophy, anthropology, phenomenology, sociology, and theology of religion, and spotlights theorists from Immanuel Kant to Mircea Eliade. His valuable text unites in a single narrative and conceptual framework the major methodological proposals for the academic study of religion; treats all the major theorists in their respective disciplines, schools of thought, and intellectual movements; treats the whole discipline as a dynamic and evolving tradition. Religious Studies constitutes not only an erudite introduction to the field, exhibiting vast scholarship and careful assessment, but also a bold synthetic proposal for its future.” |
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Religious Advocacy and American History $25 “Religious Advocacy and American History explores the general question of bias and objectivity in higher learning from the perspective of the role of religious convictions in the study of American history.” |
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The Religious Sense $19.95 “If we accept the hypothesis that the mystery entered the realm of human existence and spoke in human terms, the relationship between the individual and God is no longer based on a moral, imaginative, or aesthetic effort but instead on coming upon an event in one’s life. Thus the religious method is overturned by Christ: in Christianity it is no longer the person who seeks to know the mystery but the mystery that makes himself known by entering history.” |
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Pagan and Christian in an Age of Anxiety: Some Aspects of Religious Experience from Marcus Aurelius $41 “Drawing on the abundant material available for the study of religious experience in late antiquity, Professor Dodds examines the personal religious attitudes and experiences common to pagans and Christians in the period between Marcus Aurelius and Constantine. World-hatred and asceticism, dreams and states of possession, and pagan and Christian mysticism are all discussed. Finally, Dodds considers both pagan views of Christianity and Christian views of paganism as they emerge in the literature of the time. Although primarily written for social and religious historians, this study will also appeal to all those interested in the ancient world and its thought.” |
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Mind Sciences : Christian Science Religious Science Unity School Of Christi $7.99 “Is evil a state of mind that can be changed? Is there a latent divinity in us all? Is there a personal God? The answers to these questions given by the mind sciences: groups such as Christian Science, Religious Science, and the Unity School of Christianity are not the same ones given by orthodox Christianity. Moreover, these mind sciences appeal to many people who seek cures to illness that conventional medicine and Christianity do not offer. Can we put our trust in them? Why this series? This is an age when countless groups and movements, old and new, mark the religious landscape in our culture, leaving many people confused or uncertain in their search for spiritual truth and meaning. Because few people have the time or opportunity to research these movements fully, these books provide essential information and insights for their spiritual journeys. Each book has five sections: – A concise introduction to the group – An overview of the group’s theology in its own words – Tips for witnessing effectively to members of the group – A bibliography with sources for further study – A comparison chart that shows the essential differences between biblical Christianity and the group — The writers of these volumes are well qualified to present clear and reliable information and help us discern religious truth from falsehood.” |
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Why Christian? $17 “In these dialogues with doubt, Hall enters into an earnest search with a young inquirera composite of undergraduates, graduates, clergy, working people, his own childrenwho is on the edges of Christian faith. Half familiar with superficial aspects of Christianity, hopeful of there being greater depth than has been found so far, she or he is curious, insistent, looking for something to believe in but not ready to leap without good reason. Such a person is asking, “Why be Christian?” In a passionate and personal way, Hall probes fundamental religious questions and wrestles with the cogency of basic Christian convictions about Jesus and God, about religious belief and the human predicament, about inauthentic forms of Christianity, about what is missing in human life today. Quoting Unamuno’s dictum that “Faith that does not doubt is dead faith,” Hall’s accessible and straightforward book helps readers to reclaim a Christianity of personal, intellectual, and moral integrity. This book may well prove a modern religious classic.” |
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Christian Life Patterns: The Psychological Challenges and Religious Invitations of Adult Life $19.95 “This book takes a look at the challenges and rewards of Christian life as an adult, examining everything from identity struggles as a young adult to growing old among fellow Christians.” |
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Toward a Christian Theology of Religious Pluralism by Dupuis, Jacques Edition , 0 $22.49 Toward a Christian Theology of Religious Pluralism. Dupuis, Jacques |
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Imagining God: Theology and the Religious Imagination $20 “This is a new kind of theological book-one that respects and affirms how important the secular study of religion is to Christian theology.In Imagining God Garrett Green presents an original interpretation of the nature of imagination that resolves the longstanding dichotomy between religious and scientific truth by conceiving imagination as the “point of contact” between divine revelation and human experience.Through a critical examination of the historical relationship between theology and religious imagination, Green outlines a constructive theology that views imagination as a means of making contemporary sense of God and Scripture without violating traditional Christian doctrine.” |
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Problems of Religious Diversity $43.95 “”Exploring Religious Diversity” analyzes the philosophical questions raised by the fact that many religions in the world often appear to contradict each other in doctrine and practice. >Analyzes the philosophical questions raised by the fact that many religions in the world often appear to contradict each other in doctrine and practice. >Evaluates the fundamental philosophical underpinnings of the debates between religious and non-religious approaches to religious diversity. >Contains a glossary that defines the book’s key technical terms and how they are related to one another.” |