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  • How Science Enriches Theology (Hardcover)

    How Science Enriches Theology (Hardcover)

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    Modern Science, Philosophy, & Theology's Fruitful
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    May 21, 2012

    aaversa  from Tucson, AZ, Rating:5.0

    This is a very good, concise, updated version of Benedict Ashley's The Way toward Wisdom (2006), which itself drew its inspiration from John Deely's Four Ages of Understanding. Ashley and Deely are certainly a symbiotic duo, as Deely's semiotics plus Ashley's Thomism and extensive wisdom certainly bear excellent intellectual fruit, like How Science Enriches Theology, which appears to be inspired primarily by Deely's 2010 update to his 2001 Four Ages of Understanding, Medieval Philosophy Redefined. On the philosophical side: One of Ashley & Deely main theses, in accordance with the River Forest School, is that modern science cannot be a stand-alone philosophy. In other words, there cannot be a Wolffian distinction between "science" and "philosophy," the latter of which Kant's disciple Wolff identifies with metaphysics/ontology. In the section "Is there a 'philosophy of science'?" (pg. 8), we read a quote from Deely's "Realism & Epistemology" article of The Routledge Companion to Semi...

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  • Hunger Games Trilogy Box Set (Hardcover)

    Hunger Games Trilogy Box Set (Hardcover)

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    Great Box Set!
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    May 21, 2012

    jersey27  from Orange, CA, Rating:5.0

    The Hunger Games Trilogy was very good! Could not put the books down; read all three in less than a week. This box set is awesome! Was delivered fast - thanks Overstock!

  • Q and a a Day (Diary)

    Q and a a Day (Diary)

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    Fun alternative to lengthy journaling
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    May 20, 2012

    carrieclo  from Walla Walla, WA, Rating:5.0

    I've had a lot of fun opening up to the date and discovering what today's question is. I'm always telling myself I need to journal, so I can remember all the memories later... but never get around to it. This gives me little snippets to look back on and remember, without taking me forever to write it out. I love it! The design is crisp and clean, and I love the cover as well. Looking forward to writing in this for the next few years!

  • Bloodlines (Hardcover)

    Bloodlines (Hardcover)

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    Bloodlines
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    May 20, 2012

    stupidnickname  from Wis, Rating:5.0

    Entertaining as usual, that is why I read books by this author.

  • Vertical Gardening (Paperback)

    Vertical Gardening (Paperback)

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    Vertical Gardening
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    May 20, 2012

    041974  from Mercersburg, PA, Rating:5.0

    I'd borrowed this book from the library and knew its value. Delivery was very fast. Condition of book was excellent.

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    • How accurate was the on site description of the product? extemely
    • Please tell us about the quality of the product. could not be improved upon

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    Reading a New Genre

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    shoshii
    Posted 11/22/10 02:59 PM

    I love to read mysteries, historical fiction, classics and young adult fiction, but I have never read westerns or science fiction novels. it's time to branch out and give these other genres a try. Does anyone have suggestions for novice (and wary) sci-fi and western readers?

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    shoshii
    Posted 12/09/10 04:42 PM

    Thanks for these suggestions everybody. This gives me some options for winter reading!

    mdigby
    Posted 02/03/11 12:15 AM

    Try out Brent Weeks, his Shadow Trilogy is a great start for a new fantasy read, keeps the overwhelming fantasy elements scant, tells a great story with relatable characters, and is great for a re-read.

    marysimmons23
    Posted 07/21/11 10:48 PM

    Try reading Author Rusty Nugent. He is a Dark Fantasy writer. The title of the book series is Moonwarriors. It's an good werewolves vs evil vampires series. It is the best novel I have read from a new author.

    meredith1581
    Posted 09/25/11 05:23 PM

    If you want to try Westerns, I like Larry McMurtry. Start with Lonesome Dove.

    horizoncottage
    Posted 02/28/12 10:51 AM

    I may have missed it but I don't see Elmore Leonard's name among the Western writers' names in the recommendations. I think you might enjoy his Westerns. He's known for his more modern works (action? crime? He's really hard to categorize) but he used to be a very prolific western writer - my husband is a huge fan of all of his work and my father loved his Westerns. By now you've probably discovered a few more writers so please come back and share!

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