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Who are we as human beings and what is our place on the planet? Why is the world so good, and yet so spoiled? How did it get the way it is, and what is going to happen to it? Between Tick and Tock: What the Bible says about how it all begins, how it all ends, and everything in between tells the story of God's extraordinary plan for the world - and for the human creatures who live in it.

Each human being asks, "Who am I?" and "What is my purpose?" Michael P. Jensen investigates these questions as they are addressed by the great genres of the Western literary tradition-epic, tragedy, and comedy-and Christian theology, arguing that each contains a theological understanding of the human creature.

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Interviews twenty-four prominent Shakespeare scholars about the books that have influenced their ideas, been the most useful in their work, and are just plain fun. They discuss their reasons for recommending the best known books in Shakespeare studies and also unearth nearly forgotten treasures that deserve a wide readership.

Once upon a time, it was not so difficult to believe. Believing in God was like breathing. It was a second sense of which people were hardly aware. But in an age when our faith is mainly in science and technology, is it possible to believe anymore? Michael P. Jensen takes a searching look at what makes us believe--or not believe--in God in this contemporary world. He converses with troubled souls, cranks, crackpots, and conspiracy theorists...

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Synopsis: Sydney's evangelical Anglicans have been the focus of a great deal of controversy and criticism in the Anglican world. Their blend of conservatism towards doctrine and radicalism towards the institutional church has made them something of an enigma to other Anglicans. But what makes them really tick? Michael Jensen provides a unique insider's view into the convictional world of Sydney Anglicanism. He responds to a number of the commo...

About the Contributor(s): Michael P. Jensen is Lecturer in Theology and Church History at Moore Theological College in Sydney, Australia. He is the author of Martyrdom and Identity: The Self on Trial (2010), How to Write a Theology Essay (2012), and Sydney Anglicanism: An Apology (2012). He writes a monthly column for Eternity magazine.

A exploration of the Christian concept of martyrdom and its relation to the understanding of the 'self'.

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This text is a complete resource for all the imaging technologies, not just plain film radiography. It provides introductory material on pharmacological nomenclature, drug classifications, pharmacokinetics, and drugs used in imaging. It also offers comprehensive coverage of diagnostic contrast agents, along with drug administration procedures, emergency responses to drug reactions, and legal and ethical aspects of medication administration.

Understanding Gods work in his people today.

So, you've signed up for your theological studies, you've weathered the storm of those early weeks of language study, you've coped with your early forays into biblical exegesis, and you've been given a sketch of the history of the early church. There's been some spiritual highs and some frustrating lows. You can see perhaps just the beginnings of the benefits of the process of theological education creeping into your ministry - such precious m...

Sydney's evangelical Anglicans have been the focus of a great deal of controversy and criticism in the Anglican world. Their blend of conservatism towards doctrine and radicalism towards the institutional church has made them something of an enigma to other Anglicans. But what makes them really tick? Michael Jensen provides a unique insider's view into the convictional world of Sydney Anglicanism. He responds to a number of the common misunder...