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  NCE Simplified - National...

  Thaddeus Wrencher

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  NCE Simplified: Your Definitive Guide to Passing the National Counselor Examination 
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  Are you aiming to advance your career and solidify your knowledge by successfully passing the NCE 2024-2025? 
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  Love Auntie - Parables and...

  Shantell Hinton Hill

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  Embrace a faith that makes room for all of us. Where can we go when the world refuses to see us in our fullness? When culture reduces us to categories and stereotypes and even our churches make us feel like we don’t fit in? If we’re blessed to have an Auntie—someone who, like Jesus, welcomes us wholly and calls us beloved—then we have glimpsed the liberation and divine affirmation of sacred belonging. ​ Time and again, Aunties have offered a model for undoing, becoming, and embracing our identities and deepest beliefs. Auntie culture, particularly in Black spaces, is immediately recognizable as an embodied experience where nieces, nephews, and “niblings” feel safe, heard, and seen. Whether we are biological or simply beloved kin, Aunties welcome us in. ​ In Love, Auntie, Shantell Hinton Hill—aka Reverend Auntie—offers tender testimonies to a flock of loved ones who have been led to believe they do not belong. Through modern-day parables, prayers, and prompts for reflection, she invites readers to sit alongside the wisdom-bearing of Black women, lovingly known as Aunties, as they carve out space for doubts, questions, and spiritual expression that honor intersecting identities of race, gender, and class. Because trust and believe, Aunties always know how to turn mess into miracles.

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  The Reality Pirate's Guide to...

  Zoli Althea Browne

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  Reality is not what it used to be. 
  In this time of uncertainty, we choose hope and wisdom over fear of the unknown. That which can be sensed in the physical is not all that exists. The Reality Pirate’s Guide to Your Paranormal Normal delves into the unseen and unexplained. 
  Explore supernatural concepts and spiritual insight on topics you are curious to know more about:Normalizing mysticismUncovering portals connecting dimensionsDiscovering off-worlder populationsChallenging perceptions of evilMental healing through meditation and service 
  Expand your reality and embrace the normalcy of paranormal experiences through the unique lens of the Reality Pirate.

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  Crusading against Christians:...

  Editors Charles River

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  After the fall of the Western Roman Empire in the 5th century, when Western Europe was governed by a Germanic warrior-caste, the theory of a just and virtuous war took root. The Roman Church enhanced its authority by sanctifying oaths taken for just military purposes, and Bishop Anselm of Lucca (d. 1086) was the first to suggest that military action for the cause of religion could remit sin. At the Council of Clermont in July 1095, Pope Urban II canonized religious war by urging Western Europe's nobility to take up arms in defense of the Byzantine Empire against the Muslims, thus launching the Crusades. Religious military orders such as the Knights of Saint John, the Templars, and the Hospitallers arose, ostensibly founded to protect the weak and the sick but also to extend the boundaries of Christianity and the power of the Church. In Europe, the knight, originally a mounted warrior, became a consecrated soldier of Christ, dedicated to the defense of the Church by solemn vows made before an altar. 
  Naturally, the question remained concerning the use of arms against other Christians. Eastern Christians did not acknowledge the Pope's supremacy, and many held that it was lawful for him to declare a crusade to bring schismatics back to the obedience of Rome. German knights fighting the Orthodox Russians at the Battle on the Ice in 1242 believed this, as did the Hungarian prosecutors of the 1235 invasion of Bosnia, which was thinly disguised as a crusade. The Church even extended the object of crusade to believers in communion with Rome, who refused to obey lawful authority. After peasants revolted against the Prince-Archbishop of Bremen in 1204 over tithes and land rights, Pope Gregory IX was persuaded to declare them heretics and proclaim a crusade against them.

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  The Father’s Duty - Why Black...

  PhD Michael Dozier

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  A child does not choose his parents. The man who helped create that child does. This book is about that obligation—and why it falls with particular weight on Black men. 
    
  The numbers are not in dispute. Most Black children in America are still born outside marriage. Too many grow up without a father in the house. The costs show up in school, in poverty, in crime, and in the next generation of households. Present Black fathers are among the most involved in the country. The crisis is not a shortage of love among the men who stay. It is a shortage of men who stay. 
    
  Dozier writes as a conservative, a Project 21 member, and a man who rejects the two insults that have excused absence for decades: that Black men are too dangerous to be fathers, or too damaged to be asked. He reads Moynihan honestly, follows the Census and CDC data without flinching, and refuses the claim that "the system is the father." Discrimination is real. So is duty. One does not cancel the other. 
    
  This is not a ten-point plan and not a sermon against single mothers. It is a moral argument with a historical spine: Black families were more intact under worse law than they have been under better law. The work that remains is ordinary and non-negotiable marriage when it is possible, presence when it is hard, and a standard young men can see. 
    
  The boys are watching. The girls are watching. The line from a man to his child is the one no program can replace.

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  Ownership - The Evangelical...

  Sean McGever, Vincent E. Bacote

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  The latest book from the author of Evangelism: For the Care of Souls.

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