The book explores the intersection of philosophical concepts from Jean-Luc Marion and Emmanuel Levinas with Clodovis Boff's liberation theology methodology. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing the poor as genuine representations of God rather than mere ideological constructs. The work aims to highlight how liberation theology can authentically engage with poverty, ensuring that the dignity and identity of the marginalized are preserved within theological discourse.
A fascinating, original and beautiful book examining the many aspects of teak, using oral histories to examine the history of one of the world's most valuable commodities, prized for its durability and beauty over millennia.
In exploring the intersection of Christianity and politics, the book addresses how Christians can navigate political choices amidst societal divisions to foster justice and peace. It contrasts two distinct contexts, Brazil and the Czech Republic, revealing a deeper theological conflict behind political populism. The author examines differing interpretations of grace—one as a material entitlement and the other as a divine gift that promotes care for the marginalized. Through an analysis of Pope Francis's Fratelli Tutti, it presents a hopeful vision for a more inclusive world.
Business Book Awards 2023 - Change & SustainabilityHow can I coach employees effectively when business change is constant? What tools and techniques can I use both in-person and remotely? How can I reduce the stress caused by business transformation to boost productivity and wellbeing?Coaching People through Organizational Change is a practical guide for professional coaches and managers alike. It is specifically designed to support those coaching employees during uncertain times in a new world of work which is in a constant state of flux. It outlines what organizational change is, the different forms it can take and how to use evidenced-based coaching techniques to support the delivery of lasting business change. It will help those coaching to develop a greater understanding of how the brain makes decisions and adjusts to change and provides practical advice and guidance that can be used to deliver the most effective coaching intervention.Including over 20 tools and frameworks each supported by a suggestion for what type of organizational change the activity is best suited for, this is invaluable reading for anyone responsible for coaching and talent development whether as a professional coach or a line manager. Including country-agnostic advice that can be used with employees both in-person and remotely, this book will help to reduce stress and presenteeism and to boost productivity, performance, resilience and wellbeing.
The collection features poems discovered posthumously from climber and teacher Tim Noble, who passed away in 2014. It serves as a tribute to his life and literary contributions, enriched by contributions from family, friends, and colleagues, highlighting the impact he had on those around him.
Focusing on the role of the recipient in Christian mission, the book emphasizes the importance of viewing them as active participants rather than passive recipients. It highlights the mutual journey towards God shared by the missionary and the other, both seen as children of God. Through scriptural references, contemporary missiology, and phenomenology, it explores historical figures like Saint Ignatius of Loyola and William Carey, showcasing how acknowledging the value of the other has been integral to mission work and can inspire future practices.
Exploring the theme of excess and luxury, the narrative delves into the life of a man who seemingly possesses everything. It raises the question of what to gift someone with such wealth, suggesting extravagant options like a yacht or a private jet. The story hints at adventures across glamorous locales such as the Cote D'Azur, Spain, France, Gibraltar, and Morocco, inviting readers to consider the implications of a life filled with opulence and the pursuit of new experiences.