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By Sawatsky, Jarem

A straightforward and practical guide to the ethics of resolving the problems that arise in the aftermath of conflict.

By Schreiber, Mordecai

A wide-ranging exploration of the most notorious genocide of the twentieth century, shedding light on its origins, evolution, and theological implications.

By Searle, Joshua T.

A study of the impact of apocalyptic eschatology on Northern Irish evangelicals during the 'Troubles', and the relevance of fundamentalism to global conflicts.

By Sempangi, F. Kefa and Melvin, Jennifer

The moving and inspiring story of one man's crusade to rescue the street children of Uganda from violence, destitution and hopelessness.

By Seymour, Brenda Meredith

A collection of favourite hymns for children aged 2–4, brought together with beautiful illustrations.

Series: First Books

By Shafer, Michael R.

A treatise on how Christian moral theology can make a distinctive and valuable contribution to the debate over the use of performance-enhancing drugs in sport.

By Shaw, Jeffrey M.

An illuminating comparison of two thinkers from different theological backgrounds and their critiques of the effect of technological progress on modern life.

By Shoesmith, Geoffrey

Revised edition of the complete psychology textbook for AQA GCSE, ideal both for class work and home study.

Kindle eBook
ISBN: 9780718843816

By Sire, James W.

An exploration of the meaning and significance of transcendental experiences, the responses they have evoked, and their importance in Christian apologetics.

By Smith, Eric

A comprehensive guide to clocks, old and new, full of helpful advice including how they work, how to identify different types, and how to maintain them.