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Häftad, Svenska, 2021
198 kr
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Kan vetenskapen förklara allt? Vi tycks i dag inte längre ha något behov av tro och religion eftersom vetenskapen har visat hur världen fungerar. Vetenskap och religion går helt enkelt inte ihop.
Men är det verkligen så? På sitt typiskt godmodiga sätt skingrar John Lennox den vanliga missuppfattningen att vetenskap och kristen tro är bittra fiender. Båda behövs för att förstå vad livet handlar om.
John Lennox är professor emeritus i matematik vid Oxforduniversitetet och tidigare docent i matematik och vetenskapsfilosofi vid Green Templeton College i Oxford. Han har publicerat över 70 artiklar i vetenskapliga tidskrifter och skrivit ett flertal böcker och monografier. På svenska har tidigare utkommit Guds dödgrävare: Har vetenskapen begravt Gud?
Häftad, Engelska, 2026
128 kr
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Häftad, Engelska, 2019
182 kr
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“Deep, rich, and nourishing.”—Os GuinnessThe life of Joseph detailed in the book of Genesis is a story of love, hate, slavery, power, and forgiveness. Although written thousands of years ago, it has a timeless quality that still probes the depths of the human experience.In this thoughtful and devotional book, scholar John Lennox emphasizes the major themes present in Joseph’s story—such as suffering, temptation, forgiveness, faith, and God’s sovereignty—and applies them to readers at a personal level. This detailed look at Joseph’s life in its broader context will invite us into a deeper trust of God in the face of suffering and hardship. Analyzes the story of Joseph and applies themes such as sovereignty, suffering, faith, forgiveness, temptation, work, and power to readers at a personal levelWritten by a highly respected Christian scholarIncludes a discussion guide for group study
Häftad, Engelska, 1997
497 kr
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Over a period of forty years, from 1947 to 1986, Margaret Laurence and Adele Wiseman wrote to each other constantly. The topics they wrote about were as wide-ranging as their interests and experiences, and their correspondence encompassed many of the varied events of their lives. Laurence's letters - of which far more are extant than Wisman's - reveal much about the impact of her years in Africa, motherhood, her anxieties and insecurities, and her developement as a writer. Wiseman, whose literary success came early in her career, provided a sympathetic ear and constant encouragement to Laurence.The editors' selection has been directed by an interest in these women as friends and writers. Their experiences in the publishing world offer an engaging perspective on literary apprenticeship, rejection, and success. The letters reveal the important roles both women played in the buoyant cultural nationalism of the 1960s and 1970s. This valuable collection of previously unpublished primary material will be essential to scholars working on Canadian literature and of great interest to the general reading. The introduction contextualizes the correspondence and the annotations to the letters help to clarify the text. The Laurence-Wiseman letters offer a fascinating glimpse into the lives and friendship of two remarkable women whose personal correspondence was written with verve, compassion, and wit.
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Over a period of forty years, from 1947 to 1986, Margaret Laurence and Adele Wiseman wrote to each other constantly. The topics they wrote about were as wide-ranging as their interests and experiences, and their correspondence encompassed many of the varied events of their lives. Laurence's letters - of which far more are extant than Wisman's - reveal much about the impact of her years in Africa, motherhood, her anxieties and insecurities, and her developement as a writer. Wiseman, whose literary success came early in her career, provided a sympathetic ear and constant encouragement to Laurence.The editors' selection has been directed by an interest in these women as friends and writers. Their experiences in the publishing world offer an engaging perspective on literary apprenticeship, rejection, and success. The letters reveal the important roles both women played in the buoyant cultural nationalism of the 1960s and 1970s. This valuable collection of previously unpublished primary material will be essential to scholars working on Canadian literature and of great interest to the general reading. The introduction contextualizes the correspondence and the annotations to the letters help to clarify the text. The Laurence-Wiseman letters offer a fascinating glimpse into the lives and friendship of two remarkable women whose personal correspondence was written with verve, compassion, and wit.
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Over a period of forty years, from 1947 to 1986, Margaret Laurence and Adele Wiseman wrote to each other constantly. The topics they wrote about were as wide-ranging as their interests and experiences, and their correspondence encompassed many of the varied events of their lives. Laurence's letters - of which far more are extant than Wisman's - reveal much about the impact of her years in Africa, motherhood, her anxieties and insecurities, and her developement as a writer. Wiseman, whose literary success came early in her career, provided a sympathetic ear and constant encouragement to Laurence.The editors' selection has been directed by an interest in these women as friends and writers. Their experiences in the publishing world offer an engaging perspective on literary apprenticeship, rejection, and success. The letters reveal the important roles both women played in the buoyant cultural nationalism of the 1960s and 1970s. This valuable collection of previously unpublished primary material will be essential to scholars working on Canadian literature and of great interest to the general reading. The introduction contextualizes the correspondence and the annotations to the letters help to clarify the text. The Laurence-Wiseman letters offer a fascinating glimpse into the lives and friendship of two remarkable women whose personal correspondence was written with verve, compassion, and wit.
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William Arthur Deacon was an intellectual patron and prophet in Canadian writing. For forty years, as literary editor of Saturday Night (1922-8), The Mail and Empire (1928-36), and The Globe and Mail (1936-60) he contributed vast amounts of time and energy to building a readership and a sympathetic climate for Canadian writers and writing. His correspondence put him in touch, as no other reviewer before him, with virtually every English- and French-Canadian author of his time.
Based on his correspondence, books, and review columns, the biography views Deacon’s life in terms of this involvement and in the context of the cultural and political forces of his time. Deacon’s early years as a lawyer, his self-imposed literary apprenticeship, and his break with the law as a profession concurred with the sense of mission and destiny that were part of his Methodist family background and his personal theosophical beliefs. Coming to Toronto in 1922, he quickly established himself as the country’s premier literary reviewer and poured his energies into that role. In that decade he also published Pens and Pirates, Poteen, The Four Jameses, and the appreciative monograph Peter McArthur.
Deacon’s dismissal from Saturday Night and the Depression years tempered his zeal and broadened his awareness beyond literary horizons, although they were still the focus of his energies. His nationalism and pacifism were articulated in My Vision of Canada (1933). He also found himself more aware of the importance of literary community as he became deeply involved in the survival of Canadian writers and publishers. Deacon’s years with the Canadian Author’s Association, first as member, then as Toronto branch president, and finally as national president, witnessed the establishment of the Canadian Writers’ Foundation, the Governor-General’s Awards, the Standard Writers’ Contract, and the recognition by the federal government of special tax arrangements for Canadian writers.
The list of those who enjoyed Deacon’s friendship and support reads like a who’s who of Canadian literature, and his associations with French-Canadian writers after the Second World War broadened the cultural awareness of his readers.
His service to both reader and writer and to the culture on which both depend was without parallel – as this volume vividly reveals.
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PDF, Engelska, 1988672 kr
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In the four decades between 1920 and 1960, William Deacon, Canada''s first full-time literary journalist, devoted his career to the twin goals of fostering a Canadian readership for Canadian writers and creating a sense of community among those writers. His reviews in Saturday Night, The Mail and Empire, and Globe and Mail were the most widely read literary commentary of his day. His vast correspondence with a wide range of writers, politicians, historians, cultural nationalists and a select number of eccentrics created a forty-year dialogue in which is ideas about writing, publishing culture, and politics were shared, formulated, and debated with a formidable array of personal and literary friends, among them E.J. Pratt, Laura Goodman Salverson, Duncan Campbell Scott, A.R.M. Lower, J.S. Woodsworth, Thomas Raddall, Hugh MacLennan, and Mazo de la Roche. The exchanges trade the ebullient cultural nationalism of the 1920s and Deacon''s enthusiastic immersion in that climate, the hardships and readjustments of the 1930s, the consolidation and new discoveries of the 1940s, and the rounding-off of his career in the 1950s. A few exchanges from the 1960s reveal his continuing interest in the issues of the day and his support of young writers. Whether he was corresponding with Emily Murphy or Peter Newman, with Grey Owl or Gabrielle Roy, his goal was the same -- to encourage, celebrate, and support the literary and culture vitality of Canada. His correspondents responded with intimacy, candour, and warmth, expressing their concerns and rejoicing in their successes. Their combined voices within the Deacon correspondence still create an immediate sense of the unfolding of Canadian cultural history across four important decades.
Häftad, Engelska, 1988
517 kr
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In the four decades between 1920 and 1960, William Deacon, Canada's first full-time literary journalist, devoted his career to the twin goals of fostering a Canadian readership for Canadian writers and creating a sense of community among those writers. His reviews in Saturday Night, The Mail and Empire, and Globe and Mail were the most widely read literary commentary of his day. His vast correspondence with a wide range of writers, politicians, historians, cultural nationalists and a select number of eccentrics created a forty-year dialogue in which is ideas about writing, publishing culture, and politics were shared, formulated, and debated with a formidable array of personal and literary friends, among them E.J. Pratt, Laura Goodman Salverson, Duncan Campbell Scott, A.R.M. Lower, J.S. Woodsworth, Thomas Raddall, Hugh MacLennan, and Mazo de la Roche. The exchanges trade the ebullient cultural nationalism of the 1920s and Deacon's enthusiastic immersion in that climate, the hardships and readjustments of the 1930s, the consolidation and new discoveries of the 1940s, and the rounding-off of his career in the 1950s. A few exchanges from the 1960s reveal his continuing interest in the issues of the day and his support of young writers. Whether he was corresponding with Emily Murphy or Peter Newman, with Grey Owl or Gabrielle Roy, his goal was the same -- to encourage, celebrate, and support the literary and culture vitality of Canada. His correspondents responded with intimacy, candour, and warmth, expressing their concerns and rejoicing in their successes. Their combined voices within the Deacon correspondence still create an immediate sense of the unfolding of Canadian cultural history across four important decades.
Häftad, Engelska, 1982
517 kr
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William Arthur Deacon was an intellectual patron and prophet in Canadian writing. For forty years, as literary editor of Saturday Night (1922-8), The Mail and Empire (1928-36), and The Globe and Mail (1936-60) he contributed vast amounts of time and energy to building a readership and a sympathetic climate for Canadian writers and writing. His correspondence put him in touch, as no other reviewer before him, with virtually every English- and French-Canadian author of his time. Based on his correspondence, books, and review columns, the biography views Deacon’s life in terms of this involvement and in the context of the cultural and political forces of his time. Deacon’s early years as a lawyer, his self-imposed literary apprenticeship, and his break with the law as a profession concurred with the sense of mission and destiny that were part of his Methodist family background and his personal theosophical beliefs. Coming to Toronto in 1922, he quickly established himself as the country’s premier literary reviewer and poured his energies into that role. In that decade he also published Pens and Pirates, Poteen, The Four Jameses, and the appreciative monograph Peter McArthur. Deacon’s dismissal from Saturday Night and the Depression years tempered his zeal and broadened his awareness beyond literary horizons, although they were still the focus of his energies. His nationalism and pacifism were articulated in My Vision of Canada (1933). He also found himself more aware of the importance of literary community as he became deeply involved in the survival of Canadian writers and publishers. Deacon’s years with the Canadian Author’s Association, first as member, then as Toronto branch president, and finally as national president, witnessed the establishment of the Canadian Writers’ Foundation, the Governor-General’s Awards, the Standard Writers’ Contract, and the recognition by the federal government of special tax arrangements for Canadian writers.The list of those who enjoyed Deacon’s friendship and support reads like a who’s who of Canadian literature, and his associations with French-Canadian writers after the Second World War broadened the cultural awareness of his readers.His service to both reader and writer and to the culture on which both depend was without parallel – as this volume vividly reveals.
Häftad, Engelska, 2019
107 kr
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Häftad, Engelska, 2020
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Häftad, Engelska, 2026
215 kr
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Häftad, Engelska, 2013
116 kr
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Wenn man Richard Dawkins und anderen glauben soll, dann hat die moderne Wissenschaft Gott in die Ecke gestellt, "umgebracht" und schließlich begraben. Der Atheismus sei die einzig legitime Denkposition und die Vorstellungen von einem Schöpfer- und Erhaltergott eine verzichtbare Hypothese, die die Wissenschaft nur behindert.In diesem anregenden und provozierenden Buch lädt der bekannte Mathematiker John Lennox ein, solche Thesen ernsthaft zu überdenken. Gott passt viel besser in die moderne Wissenschaft, als es sich manche Ideologen träumen lassen.Eine durchgesehene und umfassend ergänzte Neufassung des seit Jahren bekannten Longsellers!"Ein Muss für alle, die über die großen Fragen des Lebens nachdenken"Alister McGrathStand: 9. Gesamtauflage 2009
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Wenn man Richard Dawkins und anderen glauben soll, dann hat die moderne Wissenschaft Gott in die Ecke gestellt, "umgebracht" und schließlich begraben. Der Atheismus sei die einzig legitime Denkposition und die Vorstellungen von einem Schöpfer- und Erhaltergott eine verzichtbare Hypothese, die die Wissenschaft nur behindert.In diesem anregenden und provozierenden Buch lädt der bekannte Mathematiker John Lennox ein, solche Thesen ernsthaft zu überdenken. Gott passt viel besser in die moderne Wissenschaft, als es sich manche Ideologen träumen lassen.Eine durchgesehene und umfassend ergänzte Neufassung des seit Jahren bekannten Longsellers!"Ein Muss für alle, die über die großen Fragen des Lebens nachdenken"Alister McGrathStand: 9. Gesamtauflage 2009
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Wissenschaft und Religion - ist das wirklich ein Kampf zwischen völlig unterschiedlichen Welten? Einige Autoren scheinen davon auszugehen, wie etwa Richard Dawkins oder auch Stephen Hawking. Sie bringen dafür zahlreiche Argumente - halten diese aber einer näheren Prüfung wirklich stand?Prof. John Lennox ("Hat die Wissenschaft Gott begraben?") setzt sich in seinem neuen Buch mit dem aktuellen Bestseller von Stephen Hawking "Der große Entwurf: Eine neue Erklärung des Universums" auseinander und liefert gute Argumentationshilfen für den Glauben.
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Wissenschaft und Religion - ist das wirklich ein Kampf zwischen völlig unterschiedlichen Welten? Einige Autoren scheinen davon auszugehen, wie etwa Richard Dawkins oder auch Stephen Hawking. Sie bringen dafür zahlreiche Argumente - halten diese aber einer näheren Prüfung wirklich stand?Prof. John Lennox ("Hat die Wissenschaft Gott begraben?") setzt sich in seinem neuen Buch mit dem aktuellen Bestseller von Stephen Hawking "Der große Entwurf: Eine neue Erklärung des Universums" auseinander und liefert gute Argumentationshilfen für den Glauben.
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Tyska, 2016181 kr
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Ein Plädoyer für die Existenz Gottes! Der "Neue Atheismus" ist in Europa auf dem Vormarsch, selbstbewusster und kämpferischer denn je. Die Argumente gegen die Existenz Gottes sind aber längst nicht zwingend. Der bekannte Mathematikprofessor John Lennox nimmt den Ball auf. Engagiert und lebendig in der Sprache, brillant in der Gedankenführung, weist er nach, dass die Argumente der prominenten Vertreter der Neuen Atheisten sehr begrenzt sind: logisch nicht stichhaltig, wissenschaftlich nicht sauber genug.
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Tyska, 2016159 kr
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Wurde die Erde wirklich in sieben Tagen erschaffen? Sind tatsächlich 24-Stunden-Tage gemeint? Wie alt ist die Erde? Ist der Schöpfungsbericht "nur" theologisch zu verstehen oder hat er auch eine geschichtliche Bedeutung? In bewährter Weise geht der Mathematiker und Bestseller-Autor John Lennox ("Hat die Wissenschaft Gott begraben?"/ "Gott im Fadenkreuz") auf Fragen ein, die viele Zeitgenossen an die Schöpfungsberichte der Bibel stellen. Sein Buch besticht durch kluge Argumentation und engagierten Stil.
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Tyska, 2020136 kr
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Ist christlicher Glaube in einer Welt der Wissenschaft, die uns das Universum erklärt, überhaupt noch zeitgemäß? Wofür brauchen wir noch einen Gott, wenn wir (fast) alles wissen und selbst erschaffen können? Ist Gott ein Auslaufmodell?John Lennox sieht das anders: Glaube und Wissenschaft widersprechen sich nicht - sie ergänzen sich sogar! Wissenschaft muss nicht von Gott wegführen, sondern weist auf ihn hin. Es gibt gute und stichhaltige Argumente für den Glauben an Gott. Man kann auch "rational glauben".
Inbunden, Tyska, 2023
384 kr
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Inbunden, Tyska, 2024
227 kr
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Inbunden, Tyska, 2020
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Tyska, 2022181 kr
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Das Jahr 2084 liegt für uns noch weit in der Zukunft. Doch wie wird die Welt, wie wir sie kennen, dann aussehen? Welche technischen Neuerungen werden dann unser Leben bestimmen? Was wird für uns normal sein, was jetzt noch utopisch klingen mag?Der bekannte Mathematikprofessor John Lennox zeigt, was künstliche Intelligenz, Biotechnik und neueste technologische Entwicklungen jetzt schon leisten, was Nutzen und Gefahren sind und wohin sie uns führen können.
Inbunden, Tyska
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Inbunden, Tyska
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Inbunden, Tyska
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Inbunden, Tyska
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Inbunden, Tyska, 2022
322 kr
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