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Baptists have a well-earned reputation as a contentious people. Lacking a centralized authority to settle disputes, and defending the conscience of each believer, they have excelled at conflict and division. But perhaps the resolution of this scandal is not for Baptists to stop fighting, but to learn to fight better. Christopher L. Schelin reconsiders Baptist ecclesiology from the perspective that conflict is not merely inevitable but is essen...

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In order to understand »vision«, we have to look into concepts of blindness, both diegetically in typical film characters and in the representation of sight or lack thereof. A critical-historical investigation into theories of vision shows that the way we understand visuality today - scientifically and culturally - is very different from pre-modern notions and practices. In this book, Dago Schelin questions categories such as active and passi...

Excerpt from Thoughts From Nature's HeartA PrayerWilt Thou lead me, gentle Father, Lead me where I ought to go?With my hand in Thine, dear Father, Let me never weary growOf the living and the givingOf thy Love's eternal flow.Wilt Thou watch me, gentle Father, Watch my nature's deepest bent?That, looking in Thy Face, dear Father, I may see Thy whole consent, And my hurry and my worryMay be lost in sweet content.Wilt thou guide me, gentle Father...

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People, just like computers, are the main components of any information systems. IT Solutions Series: Humanizing Information Technology: Advice from Experts brings out a variety of views expressed by practitioners from corporate and public settings offer their experiences in dealing with the human by-product of IT.

Excerpt from Thoughts From Nature's Heart A Prayer Wilt Thou lead me, gentle Father, Lead me where I ought to go? With my hand in Thine, dear Father, Let me never weary grow Of the living and the giving Of thy Love's eternal flow. Wilt Thou watch me, gentle Father, Watch my nature's deepest bent? That, looking in Thy Face, dear Father, I may see Thy whole consent, And my hurry and my worry May be lost in sweet content. Wilt thou guide...

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