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Exploring the teachings of Saint Benedict and Saint Scholastica reveals a timeless approach to living that has evolved over fifteen centuries. Their foundational "Rule of Benedict" fosters a diverse community dedicated to service, emphasizing that engagement with the world, rather than withdrawal, is key. The modern-day practitioners illustrate various paths rooted in these ancient insights, highlighting that the Benedictine way offers multiple options for meaningful living aimed at benefiting society.

This guide offers practical insights into building a successful business and securing funding for startups. It covers essential strategies for developing a solid business plan, attracting investors, and navigating the challenges of entrepreneurship. With a focus on real-world applications, the book aims to equip aspiring entrepreneurs with the knowledge and tools needed to thrive in a competitive landscape.

The book offers an updated survey of New Testament studies, addressing the significant developments and complexities that have emerged over the past decade. It emphasizes the need for a multifaceted approach that incorporates insights from sociology, psychology, and the liberal arts, alongside a deeper understanding of first-century Judaism. The text highlights the evolution of biblical scholarship, reflecting a shift away from isolated analysis to a more integrated perspective that considers ecumenical contexts and contemporary research influences.

Exploring the intersections of Christian monasticism and Buddhism, this book presents insights from four prominent Buddhist scholars who draw parallels between Saint Benedict's Rule and Buddhist practices. Through personal anecdotes and thoughtful analysis, they demonstrate how each tradition can enrich the other, offering a fresh perspective on ancient disciplines. Edited by Patrick Henry, this engaging dialogue appeals to a broad audience interested in the relevance of these spiritual teachings in contemporary life, complemented by a new translation of the Rule of Saint Benedict.

Four prominent Buddhist scholars, Norman Fischer, a Zen prest; Joseph Goldstein, cofounder of the Insight Mediation Society, Judith Simmer-Brown, Buddist Studies program at Naropa University and Yifa, and Fo Guang a nun from Shan Monastery in Tawian discuss and debate the Saint Benedict's Rule that still govern and regulates daily life in a Christian monastery. The personal anecdotes and debates reveal the wisdom and many similarities between their traditions of monastic life and those of Christians

Exploring the journey of the "ironic Christian," Patrick Henry challenges readers to merge truth with faith while embracing the mysteries of God. By referencing a wide array of thinkers, from C.S. Lewis to Dr. Seuss, he invites a deeper understanding of spirituality. Through humor, humility, and courage, Henry encourages a bold exploration of belief, urging readers to embark on a thrilling spiritual quest that acknowledges the complexities of faith.