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4 reviews
Keith Ward

Oneworld Publications, 2005

Heavy duty thought for the well-read amateur
If you (like me) are a well-read amateur in the field of philosophy and religion, you will get a lot of mileage out of this book. The early chapters and the last one or two chapters, in particular, explained some difficult theological and philosophical concepts without (I think) over-simplification. The author's great sense of humor really keeps you going--the titles of the chapters themselves ...

Essential Official Handbook Of The Marvel Universe - Master Edition Volume 2 TPB (Essential)
Len Kaminski, Jamie Tost, ...

Marvel Comics, 2008

Heroes, villains, gods, demons, sorcerers, scientists, monsters, mobsters, and a talking duck: More than one thousand dynamic dossiers, collected in alphabetical order for the first time across three volumes! From mutants to martial arts, street crime to space opera, espionage to other dimensions, horror to humor, the past to the future, no corner of Marvel is left untouched! Super-team rosters and histories, alien race outlines and so much ...

Pascal's Fire: Scientific Faith and Religious Understanding

2 reviews
Keith Ward

Oneworld Publications, 2006

a win-win for faith and reason
In "Pascal's Fire", Keith Ward reflects on the relationship between faith and the findings of modern science, treating topics such as - among others - chance and necessity, quantum physics and the mechanistic universe, the evolution of order in the universe, leading to life and ultimately to self-awareness and responsibility, the origin and future of the cosmos etc. The existence of an ultimate ...

Miracle Workers, S.C.E. Book Two

7 reviews
Keith R.A. DeCandido, Kevin Dilmore, ...

Star Trek, 2002

Continued Good Reading.
I can't say much in this review of Book 2 of the Starfleet Corps of Engineers that I didn't already say in my review of Book 1. That is, it's great! Well-written, believable, and very entertaining, with nods to continuity throughout. If you're not reading these, or the DS9 re-launch, then you're missing out on some great stuff. An added bonus in the back of this publication is the S.C.E. ...

Sea Clutter: Scattering, the K Distribution And Radar Performance (Iet Radar, Sonar, Navigation and Avionics)
Keith D. Ward, Robert J. A. Tough, ...

Institution for Engineering and Technology, 2006

Marketing Due Diligence: Reconnecting Strategy to Share Price

1 review
Malcolm McDonald, Keith Ward, ...

Butterworth-Heinemann, 2007

A Process for Determining Marketing ROI
Marketing Due Diligence is based on leading research performed at Cranfield University in the UK. It outlines a newly defined process that combines proven strategic and financial management practices with new concepts about organisational effectiveness to link marketing strategy to shareholder value. This book is a valuable resource for executives motivated to determine the relationship between ...

Have Tech Will Travel (Star Trek) (Starfleet Corps of Engineers 1-4)

11 reviews
Christie Golden, Dean Wesley Smith, ...

Star Trek \ Simon Says, 2002

The concept that they shoulda used for the new tv series!
I picked up _Have Tech, Will Travel_ and couldn't put it down. I found myself thinking "this is what Enterprise should be!" What put me off originally besides the techy sounding title was the fact that it was compiled into novellettes, billed as short stories by different writers. I really don't like short stories because, you know, they just get interesting and then they end. But the way it's ...

Is Religion Dangerous?

4 reviews
Keith Ward

Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 2007

An excellent and thought-provoking book
This excellently-written and very readable book has 200 pages dealing with this most modern of issues - is religion dangerous? Keith Ward explores how we define religion and the ways in which religions and groups can be seen to be `dangerous' where their intent might be quite the opposite. I liked the way that he drew examples from all aspects of life and history - Christianity, Islam, Nazi ...

The Big Questions in Science and Religion

3 reviews
Keith Ward

Templeton Foundation Press, 2008

A Must Read
Ward has provided a fair and balanced assesment of current issues in the science/Faith controvesy. This work is scholarly, temperate and best of all HONEST with the data. Because the truth of the matter is that neither atheism nor theism has in its posession a smoking gun. And this is exactly what we would expect if indeed God intention with regard to create was to create an environment for ...

Marketing Finance: Turning Marketing Strategies into Shareholder Value
Keith Ward

Butterworth-Heinemann, 2003

Building on the author's previous book, Financial Aspects of Marketing , Marketing Finance stresses the pivotal relationship between finance and strategy in the marketing process, and clearly demonstrates the techniques and calculations that are necessary to formulate a comprehensive plan. Professor Ward also concentrates on how financial input in marketing can create shareholder value and demonstrates how to achieve the required ...

Breakdowns (Star Trek)

4 reviews
Scott Ciencin, Keith R. A. DeCandido, ...

Star Trek, 2005

ST:SCE, Breakdowns, Book7
Star Trek: Strafleet Corps of Engineers, Breakdown, Book 7 is a compilation of 4 short story e-books in print form for easier reading. "Breakdowns" has four stories in it and they are as follows: Home Fires wriiten by Dayton Ward and Kevin Gilmore Age of Unreason written by Scott Ciencin Balance of Nature written by Heather Jarman Breakdowns written by Keith R.A. DeCandido These are ...

The Black Stallion (Black Stallion Stories, 1)

1 review
Walter Farley

Random House, 1941

A classic book
I read this book for the first time almost 25 years ago. It quickly became one of my favorites and I started collecting the others in the series. I was very suprised to open a box of books last year and find that I still had all of the originals! This book is the classic, timeless story of the relationship between a lonely boy and the wild stallion he comes to love. I would recommend it for ...

Emergency Management: The American Experience 1900-2005

2 reviews
Claire B. Rubin (editor), David Butler, ...

Public Entity Risk Institute, 2007

Significant contribution
This is an important book and obligatory reading for all either interested in homeland security or professionally involved with it. It is also a facinating, and, for most readers, little known history of the US, the government, the major catastrophes that affected this country, and the recovery. While recommended for all as a simply very good read, the book ought to become a standard text used ...

Re-thinking Christianity

1 review
Keith Ward

Oneworld Publications, 2007

Rethinking Christianity
Keith Ward's book Re-thinking Christianity provides a useful compliment to his earlier book What the Bible Really Teaches. The former book discusses the Bible and shows how its teachings are misconstrued by fundamentalists, and how fundamentalist claims to take the Bible literally are simply false. This more recent book begins with the New Testament documents, approached in a historical-critical ...

What the Bible Really Teaches: About Crucifixion, Resurrection, Salvation, the Second Coming, and Eternal Life

2 reviews
Keith Ward

The Crossroad Publishing Company, 2005

An orthodox liberal
Anglican philosopher-theologian Keith Ward, recently retired professor of divinity at Oxford, has published a book called What the Bible Really Teaches (about Crucifixion, Resurrection, Salvation, the Second Coming, and Eternal Life) that is a charitable but firm rebuke to fundamentalist readings of the Bible. Ward considers himself a "born-again" Christian, but says that fundamentalist ...

Essential Official Handbook Of The Marvel Universe - Master Edition Volume 1 TPB (Essential)

2 reviews
Len Kaminski, Glenn Herdling, ...

Marvel Comics, 2008

A Must Have
Having been an avid Marvel collecter thru the years, this is a must have for those of us that have lost touch with the new era and still love the classics and the hero's of old.

God and the Philosophers
Keith Ward

Fortress Press, 2009

Christianity: A Beginner's Guide (Beginner's Guides)

2 reviews
Keith Ward

Oneworld Publications, 2008

The best one volume introduction to Christianity.
Professor Ward of Oxford University has done a remarkable job of showing the variety of Christian beliefs in relation to its main doctrines such as incarnation, salvation etc. in a very clear, objective and readable way. I highly recommend it as possibly the best guide to the subject.

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