David a Kantor (8 results)

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

4º, cartoné, sobrecubierta, buen estado, sexo, intimidad y género en familias, editado por David Kantor y Barbara F. Okun, texto en ingés, 394 páginas.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. NAVIGATING THE INTERREGNUM argues that our civilization is passing through a prolonged crisis of disorientation: old spiritual centers have weakened, yet no new morally adequate integration has emerged to replace them. The result is a culture strained by fragmentation, mistrust, ideological substitution, institutional brittleness, and a growing tendency to seek salvation through politics, identity, technology, and control. Reading The Urantia Book alongside social theory, history, and Christian reflection, this book interprets the interregnum not simply as a period of decline, but as a crisis of displaced ultimacy-a loss of the vertical axis of spiritual values by which persons and societies remain inwardly ordered. At the heart of the book is a central claim: Only persons generate spiritual values. Institutions, systems, and movements may preserve, distribute, and formalize values, but they cannot create them. Recovery therefore cannot begin with campaigns, branding, recruitment, or structural redesign alone. It must begin upstream, in the re-anchoring of persons to God, conscience, worship, moral seriousness, and the slow transformation of character. From that interior source, values migrate outward through relationships, communities, practices, institutions, and finally culture itself. This pattern is developed through the book's "Social Genesis Sequence," a framework for understanding how genuine renewal actually spreads.The book also offers a sober strategy for dissemination of The Urantia Book under late-modern conditions. It argues that overt promotion, enlistment, and identity-based movement-building are counterproductive, especially in a suspicious age quick to interpret new religious energies as cultic. In place of recruitment, Navigating the Interregnum advocates quiet infrastructure: wide availability of the text, secondary and mediating works, non-coercive inquiry spaces, small communities of formation, and a distributed ecology of spiritual practice in which the revelation can be discovered rather than pushed. The aim is not to build a movement, but to make a life-giving framework quietly accessible to serious seekers. Ultimately, this is a book about Soulcraft: the cultivation of persons whose inner lives are re-centered on the will of God and whose transformed values can become socially consequential downstream. It is both diagnosis and strategy, warning and hope. For readers concerned with the future of civilization, the crisis of modern culture, and the role The Urantia Book may play in a planetary spiritual renewal, Navigating the Interregnum offers a deeply considered vision of how lasting transformation begins. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Condition: Gut. Zustand: Gut | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Keine Beschreibung verfügbar.

Condition: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Keine Beschreibung verfügbar.

Single Issue Magazine. Condition: Good. First Edition. 112 pages. Features: Cover photo of Bob Hope; Beautiful color fashion ads; Fantastic two-page Botany 500 ad; Swakara coat ad; Chips'n Twigs ad features photo of young man Andrew Edgeworth; Great Anvil Jeans ad features shirtless macho man holding sledge hammer; Freud, Jung and the Collective Unconscious - article with photos of Carl Jung; A Look at the Vietnam war by a correspondent concluding his third tour there; This is Bob (Politician-Patriot-Publicist) Hope - feature photo-illustrated article; Jay Rockefeller May Make it - photo-illustrated article; Robert Taft vs. Howard Metzenbaum; Bankers Trust two-page ad features great color photo of busy outdoor cafe scene in Paris with Arc De Triomphe in background; Fashionable hat photos; Vladimir Kagan furniture ad; Photos of Indoor-Outdoor house in the Poconos designed by architects Mayers & Schiff; One-page ad for Village Greens real estate development on Staten Island - with 3 and 4 bedcroom townhomes from $33.9 to $44.9; Save the Children Federation ad features photo of Anne and Stan Winston and their two daughters. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound vintage copy. Kantor, Tim; Fellerer, Margareta; Tames, George; Maggio, Gene; Peterson, Gosta; (illustrator).…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. NAVIGATING THE INTERREGNUM argues that our civilization is passing through a prolonged crisis of disorientation: old spiritual centers have weakened, yet no new morally adequate integration has emerged to replace them. The result is a culture strained by fragmentation, mistrust, ideological substitution, institutional brittleness, and a growing tendency to seek salvation through politics, identity, technology, and control. Reading The Urantia Book alongside social theory, history, and Christian reflection, this book interprets the interregnum not simply as a period of decline, but as a crisis of displaced ultimacy-a loss of the vertical axis of spiritual values by which persons and societies remain inwardly ordered. At the heart of the book is a central claim: Only persons generate spiritual values. Institutions, systems, and movements may preserve, distribute, and formalize values, but they cannot create them. Recovery therefore cannot begin with campaigns, branding, recruitment, or structural redesign alone. It must begin upstream, in the re-anchoring of persons to God, conscience, worship, moral seriousness, and the slow transformation of character. From that interior source, values migrate outward through relationships, communities, practices, institutions, and finally culture itself. This pattern is developed through the book's "Social Genesis Sequence," a framework for understanding how genuine renewal actually spreads.The book also offers a sober strategy for dissemination of The Urantia Book under late-modern conditions. It argues that overt promotion, enlistment, and identity-based movement-building are counterproductive, especially in a suspicious age quick to interpret new religious energies as cultic. In place of recruitment, Navigating the Interregnum advocates quiet infrastructure: wide availability of the text, secondary and mediating works, non-coercive inquiry spaces, small communities of formation, and a distributed ecology of spiritual practice in which the revelation can be discovered rather than pushed. The aim is not to build a movement, but to make a life-giving framework quietly accessible to serious seekers. Ultimately, this is a book about Soulcraft: the cultivation of persons whose inner lives are re-centered on the will of God and whose transformed values can become socially consequential downstream. It is both diagnosis and strategy, warning and hope. For readers concerned with the future of civilization, the crisis of modern culture, and the role The Urantia Book may play in a planetary spiritual renewal, Navigating the Interregnum offers a deeply considered vision of how lasting transformation begins. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…