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Exploring the multifaceted nature of conflict, this book interweaves historical narratives with personal experiences to illuminate the impact of war on individuals and societies. It delves into the often-overlooked perspectives of women, presenting a balanced view of history through both male and female lenses. By blending personal stories with broader historical contexts, it encourages readers to reflect on the consequences of war and the resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity.

A brief practical guide for answering basic Quaker questions.

Two very different women bond through love, loss and injustice, and find the courage to act.

The authors explore where, how, and how often U.S. adversaries (specifically, Russia, China, and Iran) have intervened militarily since 1946 and identify why these adversaries initiated military interventions and why they might do so in the future.

Let Me Take You By The Hand is a fascinating and eye-opening exploration of the life of London's streets, and is essential reading for those who read Ben Judah's This is London.

A couple living a secret existence is tested by an accident that turns their lives upside down.

Are Quakers mystics? What does that mean? And how does it translate into how we are and what we do in the world?

"Truth Decay" refers to a diminishing reliance on facts and analysis observed in contemporary U.S. society, and especially its political discourse. This report explores the causes and effects of Truth Decay and proposes strategies for further action.

"Our screens and newsfeeds are full of violent images; our world is full of poverty, inequality and injustice. We find it hard to live together, in our families, communities, or in the world at large. At the same time, we are surrounded by the beauty of the natural world, and daily life is full of acts of compassion, kindness, friendship and love. How do we reconcile these differences? What does the universe, with its countless examples of mutuality, have to teach us? Science, religion and our own experience teaches us that the whole of creation is a web of interconnectedness. This book explores the oneness at the heart of existence - and what this means for how we act in the world."--Publisher's description

What if the facts on which we base our lives are shown to be unreliable? What if our expectations are confounded? What if we let go of those assumptions and expectations? What if we let go of our familiar, habitual ways of thinking? What if we let go of the very need to know? Unknowing is at the centre of spiritual life. It is only by creating a space in which anything can happen that we allow God to speak; only by stepping back that we allow space for that unpredictable Spirit that brings us gifts beyond any of our imaginings... "God dwells only where man steps back to give him room."