Arqueología, Biblia, historia

40. El libro de Jeremías Jeremías es el profeta del Antiguo Testamento que más atrae las simpatías de los cristianos. Es que su fidelidad a la misión recibida y sus sufrimientos lo han convertido en una figura del profeta Jesús. Este cuaderno nos introduce con maestría y precisión en el conjunto del libro de Jeremías siguiendo un itinerario original.

El secreto admirable del Santísimo Rosario, para convertirse y para salvarse, fue escrito por San Luis María Grignion de Montfort en los últimos años de su vida, probablemente después de 1710 . El libro está dividido en cinco partes, tantos como decenas de cuentas de un rosario, que de manera nada casual componen el título de cada uno de los cinco capítulos, ya su vez cada capítulo, "diez", se divide en diez secciones, tantas como las cuentas, "rosa", del rosario.

La presente publicación analiza esta normativa catalana sobre centros de culto a la luz de los principios constitucionales de libertad religiosa, igualdad, laicidad y cooperación con las confesiones religiosas

The fundamental teachings of Zen teacher Thich Nhat Hanh is that full awareness, or mindfulness, can teach us to live in the present and to develop inner peace. Accessible to both newcomers to Buddhism as well as those more experienced, this is the only book with a collection of all practices developed by the author during his more than 60 years as a Buddhist monk and teacher. With sections dedicated to daily practice, relationships, physical exercise, healthy eating, and activities for children, this book is a complete guide to living in full awareness of daily life.

In 'Letters from a Skeptic', Dr. Gregory Boyd and his father Edward Boyd 'debate' many objections to Christianity, the church, and the Bible.Why is the world so full of suffering?Does God know the future?How can you believe that a man rose from the dead?Why do you think the Bible is inspired?Do all non-Christians go to hell?How can I be holy and sinful at the same time?Gregory Boyd initiated his correspondence with his father in the hope that his father would eventually come to know Christ. After three years, 30 letters, and numerous phone calls, Edward K. Boyd did just that.'Letters from a...