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Arthur Conan Doyle draws parallels between the practices of the early Christian church and those found in modern spiritualism in this bold and thoughtful essay. Arguing that both traditions embrace communication with the divine and the afterlife, Doyle presents a spiritual lineage that connects ancient faith with contemporary belief. Its a unique theological perspective that attempts to bridge doctrine and psychic experience.

In this impassioned sequel to The New Revelation, Arthur Conan Doyle deepens his defense of spiritualism in The Vital Message. Written in the aftermath of World War I, the book offers solace through a spiritual framework, insisting that communication with the departed is not only possible but essential. With logical argumentation and heartfelt conviction, Doyle appeals to science, religion, and reason in his mission to elevate spiritualism as a vital truth of human existence.

The New Revelation marks Arthur Conan Doyles formal declaration of faith in spiritualism. Written as a pamphlet, it offers a passionate introduction to the philosophy and evidence he believed proved the existence of the afterlife. This work is not just a personal manifesto but a challenge to skeptics and an invitation to truth seekers. It became the cornerstone of Doyles later spiritualist writings.

In this follow-up to the Cottingley Fairies episode, Arthur Conan Doyle reflects on the publics response to the fairy photographs and the spiritual meaning behind them. An Epilogue serves both as a defense and a deeper interpretation of what Doyle saw as proof of unseen forces in the world. This short piece offers insight into Doyles enduring belief in spiritual reality over skeptical criticism.

Este devocional de 366 dias é uma jornada de transformação espiritual baseada na Palavra de Deus. Desde o primeiro dia, ele convida você a alinhar sua mentalidade ao Reino, fortalecer sua fé e viver

This brief yet impactful pamphlet distills Arthur Conan Doyles answers to common questions about spiritualism. With clarity and conviction, he defends mediumship, the spirit world, and the moral basis of his beliefs. Designed as a public resource, this text provides a straightforward entry point into Doyles spiritualist philosophy.

The connection between liturgy and justice has long been assumed: Faithful celebration of Eucharist would lead to just sharing of the fruit of the earth and the work of human hands. Baptizing persons of every people and nation would yield societies in which each person treats another as a treasured image of God. Regular faithful engagement with scripture would shape followers of Jesus into living words within the Word. Yet centuries of Christian practice and decades of reflection on the connection between liturgy and justice continue to produce broken human relationships shaped by colonisation, disparities based on colour and culture, and nature broken by a climate crisis worked by human hands. To Nevertheless, essays in this collection seek to engage the unresolved tension between the world in which humanity lives and the one proposed in Christian common prayer. Gerard Moore asks if the law of prayer that guides assemblies is tainted by an imperial shape that impairs its witness. Anita Monro laments a lack of honesty in so many Christian gatherings, where confession and lament are absent, not least when assemblies gather on stolen land. Stephen Burns responds to their prompts by proposing patterns that might steer common prayer toward more authentic kingdom scenes that signal Gods dominion. Annie Brophy applies such wisdom to her own Uniting Church in Australia, asking whether its resources for prayer measure up to that churchs stated commitment to justice in the matter of gender and reconciliation with Australias First Peoples. Jason McFarland and Angela McCarthy report on ecumenical efforts underway to right the relationship between human bodies at prayer and the continuous praise of the rest of creation. Might an ecumenical Feast of Creation be a step in that direction? Like so many questions posed by contributors to this volume, the path to joining liturgy and justice walking hand in hand remains unclear.

The connection between liturgy and justice has long been assumed: Faithful celebration of Eucharist would lead to just sharing of the fruit of the earth and the work of human hands. Baptizing persons of every people and nation would yield societies in which each person treats another as a treasured image of God. Regular faithful engagement with scripture would shape followers of Jesus into living words within the Word. Yet centuries of Christian practice and decades of reflection on the connection between liturgy and justice continue to produce broken human relationships shaped by colonisation, disparities based on colour and culture, and nature broken by a climate crisis worked by human hands. To Nevertheless, essays in this collection seek to engage the unresolved tension between the world in which humanity lives and the one proposed in Christian common prayer. Gerard Moore asks if the law of prayer that guides assemblies is tainted by an imperial shape that impairs its witness. Anita Monro laments a lack of honesty in so many Christian gatherings, where confession and lament are absent, not least when assemblies gather on stolen land. Stephen Burns responds to their prompts by proposing patterns that might steer common prayer toward more authentic kingdom scenes that signal Gods dominion. Annie Brophy applies such wisdom to her own Uniting Church in Australia, asking whether its resources for prayer measure up to that churchs stated commitment to justice in the matter of gender and reconciliation with Australias First Peoples. Jason McFarland and Angela McCarthy report on ecumenical efforts underway to right the relationship between human bodies at prayer and the continuous praise of the rest of creation. Might an ecumenical Feast of Creation be a step in that direction? Like so many questions posed by contributors to this volume, the path to joining liturgy and justice walking hand in hand remains unclear.

Neste livro sensível e profundamente espiritual, Diego Augusto Gonçalves Ferreira convida o leitor a redescobrir o verdadeiro sentido do Advento e do Natal. Longe de reduzi-los ao consumismo e à pres

Este pequeno livrinho contém frases inspiradas por Deus e selecionadas uma a uma. Espero que enquanto leia, sinta a presença dele em sua vida, que Ele venha te confortar e te trazer a resposta que tanto almeja, que Ele venha te preencher da Sua graça e Espirito Santo, suprindo todas as suas necessidades, seja fisica ou mentalmente.

Uma História dos DiabosEntre o ceticismo acadêmico e as crenças populares encontra-se uma obra revelada que ilumina os mistérios do mundo espiritual sem abandonar a racionalidade. "Uma História dos D

Em um tempo em que ideologias se misturam e os limites entre fé e cultura parecem cada vez mais tênues, surge uma pergunta urgente: é possível ser feminista e cristã ao mesmo tempo? Neste livro insti

A presente obra tem por objetivo apresentar como se processa o conhecimento para Agostinho, bem como as suas condições e seus fundamentos necessários para que o homem possa conhecer e atingir a Verda

Um guia inspirador que desenvolve técnicas ancestrais para combater o stress, a ansiedade e a depressão.Liberte-se da prisão do tempo e desperte para um estado de espírito imortal.Num mundo afetado p

Entendendo o Propósito é uma obra envolvente que leva o leitor a uma reflexão profunda sobre a busca pelo sentido da existência e a redescoberta da própria essência. Neste livro, a autora convida mul

"Your children are not your children" and every word that follows is poetry for the soul.The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran is one of the most beloved spiritual classics of the 20th centurya luminous collection of poetic essays that speak to the deepest parts of the human experience. First published in 1923, this iconic work has touched millions across the globe with its gentle strength, mystical beauty, and universal wisdom. On the eve of his departure, the prophet Almustafa shares his reflections on lifes most essential themesLove and marriage. Work and joy. Pain and self-knowledge. Freedom and friendship. Through his soulful voice, Gibran invites us to ponder, feel, and awaken to the deeper truths that connect all people. Each page is a meditation. Each line, a spark of inner light.Gibrans timeless language flows with grace and clarity, offering comfort in sorrow, inspiration in joy, and guidance in uncertainty. The Prophet is not merely a bookit is a companion for lifes journey. What Critics and Readers Say:"One of the wisest books ever written." The New York Times"A treasure of timeless spiritual insight." Deepak Chopra"Every reading reveals something new." Amazon Reviewer Why Youll Love This Book:A global classic of love, wisdom, and self-understandingPerfect for readers seeking inspiration, reflection, and inner peaceBeautifully written in lyrical, poetic proseA cherished gift for weddings, graduations, and moments of transition Click Buy Now to Embrace the Wisdom That Has Inspired Generations.Let the words of the Prophet guide you through lifes joys, sorrows, and everything in between. Click Buy Now to read The Prophet by Kahlil Gibrana book of enduring beauty and soulful truth.

A superb collection of contemporary research on German-language religious education.Professor Julian Stern, Bishop Grosseteste University, Lincoln, UKAlthough specific contexts differ between and within countries, the issues and challenges regarding religious education in schools are essentially the same worldwide. It is therefore very valuable and relevant that this volume makes the rich insights and approaches to religious education developed and brought together by German scholars available to a wider audience.Professor Gerdien Bertram-Troost, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, The NetherlandsThis volume can function as a toolkit for teachers aiming to equip the younger generations with skills and competences needed in navigating their paths to good life.Professor Arniika Kuusisto, Faculty of Educational Sciences, University of Helsinki, FinlandThese reflections speak directly to the difficulties of teaching religious education both in Germany and internationally.Professor Robyn Horner, School of Theology, Australian Catholic University

In April 1518, a pivotal event in Martin Luthers career took place in Heidelberg. This was the Heidelberg Disputation, where Luther defended his theology for the first time since the famous Ninety-Five Theses. In these theses, Luther not only defined the content of his theology of the cross but also presented his views on the differences between the love of God and the love of man.In his study, Kari Kopperi offers the first comprehensive analysis of this key Reformation text. The author scrutinizes Luthers theology of love, the theology of the cross, and Luthers understanding of the relationship between theology and philosophy. The theses of the Heidelberg Disputation are placed in a rich sixteenth-century context, and a new interpretation of their content is presented. Kopperi shows that several interpretations of the central theses of Luthers Reformation theology need to be revised, based on questions created by nineteenth-century neo-Protestant theology.

In this volume, the contributions analyze diverse apocalyptic phenomena, religious and secular alike. The authors use the category of entanglements in order to demonstrate that the terms "religious" and "secular" remain ideal type abstractions, which dissolve upon a closer empirical look. They converge on the assumption that apocalypse as literature genre and lens of interpretation either leads towards emancipation or totalitarian control. The role of apocalypse in the advance of modernity is analyzed and how the once religious concept changes through secularization and adaptation by various movements on the political spectrum. The main goal is to achieve mutual appreciation by both religious and secular actors alike, who seek to enhance the common good. Both the church and secular society must humbly recognize that each needs the other. The church must recover its apocalyptic roots and the secular society admit its limitations.

Variedades da Experiência Religiosa é uma exploração profunda da natureza da experiência religiosa individual, suas manifestações psicológicas e seu impacto na vida prática. William James investiga a