Titoli in Mondiale

Acquisition Disorder is a 3-part mini series about board games, museum practice and colonial histories and legacies. What do two archaeologists think of the game Archaeology, The New Expedition? What can we learn from a curator of Industrial History, and an Indian Professor when they sit down to play Ticket to Ride India together? How does the game Papua reflect past museum practices and colonial violences? A natural science and a community curator spill the beans.Host Izzy Bartley, researcher at the University of Leeds and Digital Learning Officer at Leeds Museums and Galleries, is joined by...

The Rule of Saint Benedict (Regula Benedicti) is a timeless guide crafted by St. Benedict of Nursia for monks living in community under the leadership of an abbot. Since the 7th century, it has also found a place among womens communities. Over its 1500-year history, this influential text has emerged as the cornerstone of monastic life in Western Christianity. The essence of St. Benedicts teachings can be captured in the motto of the Benedictine Confederation pax (peace) alongside the enduring principle of ora et labora (pray and work). (Introduction from Wikipedia)

My Path to Atheism is a groundbreaking work, especially considering it was penned by a woman in Victorian England—a time when free thought was often stifled, particularly for women. It took a truly exceptional woman to write such a bold and, to many in the 19th century, heretical document in an era dominated by the Church. Annie Besant, originally married to a clergyman, experienced a profound transformation in her beliefs, ultimately leading to her legal separation and her commitment to secularism. She became a key figure in the National Secular Society and co-editor of the National ...

As I revisited my old manuscripts, I stumbled upon a collection of lectures I delivered over forty-eight years ago, focusing on the remarkable women of the Old and New Testament. These lectures arose from my reflections on the vital role of female character and the profound influence women have in every aspect of life. I recognized the challenges in addressing women directly from the pulpit, where praise might feel like flattery and critique could seem overly simplistic. However, by exploring the timeless stories of women from scripture, I found a unique opportunity to celebrate their virtues ...

In this captivating narrative, Margaret Dunlop Gibson recounts the remarkable journeys she undertook with her twin sister, Mrs. Lewis, in 1892 and 1893. Their first expedition led to the groundbreaking discovery of an early and significant codex of ancient Syriac gospels. The subsequent journey, joined by fellow Cambridge scholars and their wives, aimed to decipher this invaluable manuscript. Gibson reflects on the misconceptions that have arisen in the public discourse, asserting that while more skilled writers will chronicle the significance of these gospels, it falls to her to share how the...

Delve into the transformative era of the English Reformation with this captivating volume from the Reformation collection. It opens with William Tyndales engaging tract on the pivotal doctrine of Justification by faith alone. Following this, youll encounter two historical narratives detailing how Reformation ideas were received. Discover Martin Luthers line-by-line critique of the beloved Marian hymn Salve Regina, and read John Calvins powerful summary of the gospel message in Christ the End of the Law, which served as the preface to the Geneva Bible. This volume also resurrects Calvins ...

Experience a powerful collection of sermons delivered at the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Cleveland, Ohio, during the autumn and winter of 1898 and 1899. These poignant messages, intended for sinners rather than Christians, were preached during evening services and aim to reach those in need of spiritual guidance. Join Devorah Allen as she shares these compelling reflections that delve into the human condition and the struggle with sin.

Experience the story of Jesus reimagined in the context of early twentieth-century America. Through the eyes of an outsider, this narrative invites listeners to explore the timeless themes of faith, rejection, and redemption. Drawing inspiration from the works of Howard Pyle (1853 - 1911), a renowned American illustrator and author, this retelling offers a fresh perspective on a familiar tale. - Summary by Wikipedia and david wales

This 1921 edition delves deeply into the intricate reasons behind the exclusion of Mormons from Masonic Lodges at the time. Join us as we explore the historical context and implications of these societal barriers. (Summary by Chiquito J. Crasto)

In the face of hurricanes, volcanic eruptions, and the ravages of leprosy, Father Damiens unwavering dedication to his calling shone through. As a robust and compassionate young man, he channeled his strength and kindness into serving the leper colony of Molokai. This captivating childrens biography, penned by Eva K. Betz, a renowned author of historical and biographical works for young readers, brings to life the inspiring story of Father Damien. (Introduction from an original dust jacket and Maria Therese)

Dive into the rich tapestry of Eastern spirituality with the third volume of An Historical Sketch, a remarkable work that began in 1907. Authored by a British diplomat whose journey was interrupted by the tumult of World War I, this volume was finally published in 1921 and has since garnered acclaim as a definitive resource on its subject. Lynne Thompson skillfully narrates Eliots exploration of Buddhism beyond India and the fascinating interplay between Eastern and Western religions, all presented in an engaging and accessible style.

In this captivating volume of the Reformation collection, we delve into the profound works of Zacharias Ursinus, the esteemed author of the Heidelberg Catechism. Additionally, this collection features a selection of powerful Reformation sermons that illuminate the eras transformative ideas. - Summary by InTheDesert

Dive into the profound insights of Pope Leo XIII, who reigned from 20 February 1878 until his passing in 1903 at the remarkable age of 93. Born Vincenzo Gioacchino Raffaele Luigi Pecci, he was not only the oldest pope in history but also one of the most intellectually vibrant, shaping modern Catholic social teachings through his groundbreaking encyclical, Rerum Novarum. Known affectionately as the Rosary Pope, he authored an impressive eleven encyclicals on the rosary alone. This collection brings together thirty of his most influential encyclicals and letters, addressing a rich tapestry of ...

Join Elder James E. Talmage, an esteemed apostle of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, as he explores the profound concept of the Great Apostasy. This insightful work delves into the Latter-day Saint interpretation of this pivotal event, examining the establishment of Christs church during the meridian of time, the foreseen causes and predictions of its decline, and the subsequent restoration of Christs church through a modern prophet. (Summary by Matthias Whitney)

Delve into the poignant legacy of Saint Meletius, the Patriarch of Antioch who served from 360 until his passing in 381. One of his final acts was presiding over the First Council of Constantinople, a pivotal moment in church history. The renowned Saint Gregory of Nyssa, one of the illustrious Cappadocian Fathers, delivered a heartfelt eulogy at Meletius’s funeral. Interestingly, the text intertwines themes of joy amidst sorrow, notably referencing the recent installation of Gregory Nazianzen as Archbishop of Constantinople. Join us as we explore this rich tapestry of faith and history. - ...

William Wilberforce, renowned as a pioneering advocate against the slave trade, embarked on his political journey in 1780 and served as an independent Member of Parliament for Yorkshire from 1784 to 1812. His conversion to Evangelical Christianity in 1785 profoundly transformed his life and ignited a passionate commitment to social reform. After dedicating four years to its creation, Wilberforce published A Practical View of the Prevailing Religious System of Professed Christians in the Higher and Middle Classes of This Country Contrasted With Real Christianity in 1797. This compelling work ...

Dive into the profound insights of Sir Thomas Browne, whose works Religio Medici and Hydriotaphia explore the depths of human existence and spirituality. Religio Medici (The Religion of a Doctor) offers a unique glimpse into Brownes spiritual beliefs and serves as an early psychological self-portrait. Published in 1643, this best-selling book quickly garnered controversy for its unconventional views, landing on the Papal Index Librorum Prohibitorum just two years later. While rooted in Christian faith, Brownes reflections also wander into fascinating digressions on alchemy, astrology, and ...

Robert Dick Wilson firmly believed—and still believes passionately—that the textual and historical controversies surrounding the Bible should be grounded in objective, clearly established facts rather than subjective opinions. He dedicated himself to this mission, undertaking exhaustive and meticulous work to achieve his goal. Join us as we explore his unwavering commitment to scholarly rigor. - Summary by Philip E. Howard

In this thought-provoking second part of The Golden Bough, we delve into the concept of Taboo—a term derived from primitive languages—and explore its significance across various cultures, from ancient societies to medieval times and beyond. This volume invites readers to reflect on the moral codes that shape our world, revealing the contradictions and absurdities that exist not only between diverse cultures but also among similar groups within the same society. Frazer presents compelling evidence of how our understanding of morality is not static, but rather a dynamic force that evolves ...

Foster City wasn’t just built; it was engineered with a vision. But behind the blue lagoons and planned neighborhoods lie stories of risk-takers, community pioneers, and the evolution of a modern utopia.The Foster City Historical Society Podcast dives deep into the archives to bring our local heritage to life. From the ambitious dreams of T. Jack Foster to the personal memories of the families who first called these reclaimed lands home, we bridge the gap between our city’s unique origin story and its vibrant tomorrow.Whether you're a lifelong resident or a curious newcomer, join us as we ...