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Juneau County, Wisconsin Bygdebok: A Genealogy Of The Norwegian Settlers, 1850-1950, Lawrence W. Onsager

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Oneironaut: New And Used Poems, Mark Bonica

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From dream invading penguins to retired poker players, Hermes on a skateboard and Dionysus drinking Mad Dog, butterflies and stock markets, astronomy explained with Jell-O, flying pianos and elves who work at the grocery store - this second collection of poetry from Mark Bonica, following up on "Accounting, An Introduction", explores a variety of emotions, moods, and life moments using devices from the understated ordinary to the fantastical.

Driving The Bow: Fiddle And Dance Studies From Around The North Atlantic, 2nd Edition, Chris J. Goertzen

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Standard Issue: Public Discourse, Ayers V. Fordice, And The Dilemma Of The Basic Writer, Joyce Olewski Inman

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"Never Draw Unless You Mean To Shoot": Theodore Roosevelt's Frontier Diplomacy, Duane G. Jundt

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Mormon Media Studies Symposium - 2012, Sherry Baker

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Website for the Mormon Media Studies Symposium year 2012.

The Motivation Factor: Why People Do What They Do, Skip Bell

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Whatever Became Of Carl Braaten?: Selective Critical Reflections On Carl Braaten's Because Of Christ: Memoirs Of A Lutheran Theologian, Gary M. Simpson

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Thinking With Luther About Jesus (Aka Sweetlips), Gary M. Simpson

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In Luther’s commentary on Ps 45, Jesus can properly by understood as “SweetLips” because of Luther’s bold nuptial rhetoric describing the beauty of Christ the Bridegroom. Jesus’ lips overflow with grace and are, therefore, pure sugar and honey

Dwelling In The Word: Affirming Its Promise, Dwight J. Zscheile

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William Fulford, “The Set,” And The Oxford And Cambridge Magazine, Patrick C. Fleming

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The Oxford and Cambridge Magazine is familiar to Victorian scholars largely because its contributors included William Morris and Edward Burne-Jones (the most famous members of the set that produced the magazine) and because Dante Gabriel Rossetti published several poems there. For the magazine’s first readers, however, its most important feature was not the identity of individual contributors but the fact that it was produced by college students. The magazine was a group project, produced not just by Morris and Burne-Jones but by their whole set. Morris’s and Burne-Jones’s contributions are well-known, and their biographies never fail to mention the magazine …

Historical Cedar Falls Since 2012 [Website], Thomas G. Connors

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About the Project:

The Department of History at the University of Northern Iowa welcomes you to "Historical Cedar Falls". Here you will discover the history of Cedar Falls through maps and images, covering topics from architecture to religion and other categories. The Reading & Mapping the Historic Landscape course, under the instruction of Dr. Thomas Connors, created this website to provide stories about the people and events that built this city. The students have combined their passion for history with modern technology in an effort to share the rich history of Cedar Falls with you. We believe that there is …

Things We Never Preach About, Part I: Gluttony, Dirk G. Lange

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I Will Send You Elijah The Prophet, Kenneth L. Alford Ph.D.

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Chapter 3 from the volume from the 2012 BYU Sperry Symposium, "I Will Send You Elijah the Prophet" investigates contemporary Christian and Jewish beliefs in the 1830s regarding Biblical prophecies regarding the return of the Prophet Elijah.

The Old Testament Trinitarian Thinking And The Qur'an: Dialoguing With Muslims, Jiri Moskala

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Dynamic Change Of Awareness During Meditation Techniques: Neural And Physiological Correlates, David Dillard-Wright

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The Ecology Of Vocation, Terri L. Elton

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Those who care about the future of the church have a vested interest in both the quantity and the quality of candidates preparing for ministry in this generation and into the next. And it is easy to see those pastors as the product of a series of independent and individualized decisions. A college student, for example, meets with her pastor to discuss her future. Or an engineer sits at the kitchen table with his wife asking if they have the money for him to quit his job and head off to seminary. The future of ministry does indeed depend on …

Review: Irish Culture And Colonial Modernity, 1800–2000: The Transformation Of Oral Space, Matthew Spangler

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Kingly Authority: Is It Finding A Place In The Adventist Church?, Stan Patterson

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Book Review Of Leading God’S People: Wisdom From The Early Church For Today, By Beeley, C.A. (2010), Stan Patterson

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My Quest For Biblical Spirituality, Stan Patterson

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A Slow Disaster And A Proposal For Reform, Mark A. Granquist

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Fading From The Family Portrait, Andrew Root

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The Ten Commandments 2.0, Adam J. Copeland

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Since the Ten Commandments still enjoy a primary place in both church teaching and cultural debate, it will be both helpful and faithful to interpret them anew in the light of our new media and new technologies. Adam Copeland does just that in this article.

Life On Screen And Other Musings On Faith, Food, & Media, Mary E. Hess

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Media and food have this in common: a healthy diet of either one nourishes us, while an unhealthy diet causes problems. Just as we eat together in families, we should find ways to engage media together as well.

A Screen-Based World: Finding The Real In The Hyper-Real, Andrew Root

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What is real? In our media-filled world, have we mistaken the image for the real thing? The church is called to proclaim the real, not by rejecting the use of sign and image, but by affirming those that speak the truth of our existence.

Review Of: Enduring Violence: Ladina Women's Lives In Guatemala, David Carey

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Twentieth-Century Burns Scholars: Robert Donald Thornton, Patrick G. Scott

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Surveys the life and career of the Harvard-educated Burns scholar Robert Donald Thornton (1917-2007), including his early Burns research immediately before and after Word War II (in which he served on Okinawa), describing each of his major books and offering an assessment of his achievement, particularly his revaluation of James Currie as editor and his pioneering work on the Burns songs. Thornton's research archives are now in the G. Ross Roy Collection at the University of South Carolina. Text uploaded here from prepublication revised submission.

English Justices And Roman Jurists: The Civilian Learning Behind England's First Case Law, Thomas J. Mcsweeney

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Article looks at a historical problem—the first use of case law by English royal justices in the thirteenth century—and makes it a starting point for thinking about the ways legal reasoning works in the modern common law. In the first Part of the Article, I show that, at its origin, the English justices’ use of decided cases as a source of law was inspired by the work civil and canon law scholars were doing with written authorities in the medieval universities. In an attempt to make the case that English law was on par with civil law and canon law, …

The Heartbeat Of The Believer, S. Joseph Kidder

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