Titlebook: Religion and the Health of the Public; Shifting the Paradig Gary R. Gunderson,James R. Cochrane Book 2012 Gary R. Gunderson and James R. Co

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The Challenge of Systems,y on how those components . serve the work of better reflection and action. Here we reflect on one last critical component, the link between the health of the public on one hand, and polity and economy on the other. This link seems obvious, as farming is to weather and climate. However, no aspect is

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Religion and the Health of the Public: Deep Accountability,ignments relevant to the health of their community, it is little better than intellectual entertainment, a distraction. Good theory helps people in positions of influence, many of whom might not think of themselves as “l(fā)eaders,” to achieve deep accountability for how they use their influence and liv

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Leading Causes of Life: Pathology in Its Place, relatively minor wounds in desperate camps a few dozen miles removed from the battlefield while their generals dithered about what to do next. Others lived to fight again, but hundreds simply chose to walk away and keep walking, refusing to be party to such deadly meaninglessness.

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The Health of the Public and the Religious Mind: Connections and Disconnections,alth and well-being, whether cast in cyclical or linear patterns of redemption, salvation, or fullness of life. Health, here, means more than medicine.. However, even the term “medicine” has a deeper meaning than most realize, with surprising etymological origins in the pharaonic language of Egypt: the mediation (.) of the healer (.)..

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Seeking Health: Persons, Bodies, and Choices,young Xhosa man, itinerant, uncomfortable speaking English, living in a shack with his brother, and unable to find full time employment, lived precariously. Yet honorable, trustworthy, diligent, and always friendly—even if cannily—he was easy to deal with.

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