Dr Rowan's humorous text incorporates information on key parts of the anatomy, and invites the reader to discover the fascinating facts and amazing records to be found in his or her own body. Spreads include cells, brain, eye, heart, circulation, immune system, kidneys, muscles, and sex.
Focusing on the themes of peaceful coexistence and social harmony, this abridged version explores the church's role as a reconciling agent in Malaysia's context of racial violence and ethnic tensions. It argues that fostering a peacemaking ethos is essential for a reconciling presence in a divided society, highlighting the church's potential impact on promoting unity and understanding among diverse communities.
The Malaysian Church as an Agent of Reconciliation in a Multicultural Society
Focusing on Malaysia's history of racial violence and ethnic tensions, the book explores the church's role as a catalyst for reconciliation and social harmony. It argues that a fragmented society requires a peacemaking ethos, integrating theological, historical, and sociological insights. The author, Rowan, emphasizes that the church's effectiveness in promoting reconciliation is intrinsically connected to its identity as a witness to Christ, highlighting the importance of fostering peaceful coexistence in a diverse society.