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World Turned Upside Down is a thematic exploration of the Psalms, inviting the reader to bring their own life experiences into a journey through pain with God at our side.

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A walk on the wild side

The Christmas Presents Collection from Mills & Boon

This is an edited anthology comprising more than seventy poems and songs written in immediate response to Peterloo in 1819. Mainly anonymous, these ballads appears either as broadsides or in the radical press and are collected together for the first time. -- .

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This book presents a collection of poems and songs written in the immediate aftermath of the Peterloo Massacre in 1819. It is the first anthology of its kind, and includes over seventy poems, originally published as broadsides, or in radical periodicals such as the moderate Examiner and the ultra-radical Medusa, with many from the most prolific publisher of Peterloo verse, the Manchester Observer. Although the reading of the texts is supported...

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Il libro di Alison Morgan offre una nuova prospettiva sulla "Commedia" di Dante e la sua rappresentazione dell'aldilà. La geografia dei regni oltremondani, il sistema di classificazione dei peccati, le punizioni per i dannati, le funzioni delle guide, sono elementi già presenti in un vasto numero di visioni medievali, latine e volgari, alcune probabilmente note al poeta, delle quali si offre qui un completo e accurato regesto. Ne emerge un'ide...

A prophetic challenge to the Western church. The Christian faith is always subversive to the dominant world view. Jesus overturned every assumption which stopped people experiencing the living reality of God - the heart of truth. Sadly, the Western world has reduced "truth" to the merely rational, and then discarded it as inadequate. In Africa, and other parts of the world where God's truth has never been straitjacketed in this way, the church...

In this well-written book with penetrating insights into both culture and Scripture, Alison Morgan explains her theory: just as our culture has lost touch with the gospel, so the church has lost touch with the gospel's power.

A major new study of the Divine Comedy, this book offers an original perspective on Dante’, s representation of the afterlife. Alison Morgan departs from the conventional critical emphasis on Dante’, s place in relation to learned traditions by undertaking the first thorough examination of the poem in the context of popular beliefs. Her principal sources are thus not the highly literary texts (such as Virgil’, s Aeneid or Thomas...