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3 reviews
C. W. McPherson

Morehouse Group, 1999

Wow!
This is an awesome book. It is especially recommended for persons who are new to praying the Daily Office. It simplifies what might seem to some a daunting task, while at the same time suffusing the words of the Book of Common Prayer with great meaning both intellectually and emotionally. One comes away from finishing this book with new resolve and excitment about incorporating the Office into ...

Understanding Faith: An Exploration of Theology
C. W. McPherson

Morehouse Publishing, 1998

Understanding Faith is a book for all Episcopalians. Written in basic and clear language, The Rev. C.W. McPherson introduces the core concepts of Christian theology using the Nicene Creed and the Episcopal Catechism as an organizing principle. Unlike other books of theology, this one incorporates 20th century science, philosophy, literature, and history and draws particularly on Ludwig Wittgenstein's understanding of linguistic analysis. An ...

Philosophy and Phenomenological Research Vol. XIV, No. 3 (Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, Vol XIV, ...
W. H. Werkmeister, H. G. Alexander, ...

University of Buffalo, 1954

PARTIAL LIST OF ARTICLES AND REVIEWS: Prolegomena to Value Theory; Concerning a Postulate of Fitness; Positivism and Religion; On the Theory of Induction; The Object in Husserl's Phenomenology; Alejandro Korn and Contemporary Philosophy; Leibniz, the Identity of Indiscernibles; The Indefinability and Simplicity of Rightness in Richard Price's Review of Morals; Ultimacy of Rightness in Richard Price's Ethics; Max Scheler on the place of Man in ...

Hilton Head Island: Unpacked & Staying (A Lowcountry Anthology By the Island Writers' Network)
Norma Van Amberg, Frederick W. Bassett, Sansing McPherson, Marilyn Lorenz, Jane P. Hill, C.S. Thorn Jr., etc. Norm Levy

Catawba Publishing Co., 2007

Punched Card Methods in Scientific Computation (Charles Babbage Institute Reprint)
W. J. Eckert

The MIT Press, 1984

The publication of this book paved the way for computing in the 1940s. It applied the idea of machines which could read and record numbers to the field of scientific calculation previously dominated by logarithms and other tables of functions and hand operated machines for adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing numbers. Punched Card Methods in Scientific Computation was originally published in 1940 by the Thomas J. Watson ...

Keeping Silence: Christian Practices for Entering Stillness

3 reviews
C. W. McPherson

Morehouse Publishing, 2002

Great for anyone hoping to quiet their internal chaos
When I was learning how to deepen my prayer life, a priest told me to give considerable focus to meditative and silent prayer to connect with God. Just sitting still for 5 minutes and being quiet is really difficult in this hectic world! How does one quiet down all the "noise" on the inside? When this book was recommended, I thought it might be about weird yoga postures or crazy techniques. ...