| Independently Published

36,730원  | 20250620  | 9781923525566

Some grounds are more than just stadiums. They are sanctuaries of dominance, echo chambers of history, and monuments to the unbreakable bond between team and terrace. Fortress is the definitive chronicle of English football's greatest home records, from the thunder of the Old Den to the grandeur of Old Trafford, from pre-war bastions to Premier League citadels.

 | Robert Jones

33,050원  | 20250413  | 9798230121855

The Fortress is a high-octane supernatural thriller that follows three escaped inmates-Johnny, Evan, and Kidd-who are far more than ordinary fugitives. Gifted with extraordinary psychic abilities, they are hunted by a secretive and deadly force determined to silence them. As they unravel the mystery behind their relentless pursuers, the trio must rely on their evolving powers, unbreakable bond, and quick-witted humor to survive.

 | Fortress Press

64,310원  | 20251028  | 9781506486697

This posthumous compilation of writing by beloved scholar, teacher, and musician Mark P. Bangert explores how, in addition to his other contributions, Martin Luther expressed a theological valuation of music that can inspire and inform today's understanding and use of music, especially in Christian worship. Luther's preface to Symphoniae iucundae ("Delightful Symphonies," 1538) presents the clearest explication of this theology.

 | Fortress Press

69,820원  | 20251028  | 9781506484235

The Christian affirmation of a triune God has always perplexed and confounded Jews. Can Jews get beyond understanding the Trinity as inherently tri-theistic A Jewish Trinity serves as an entrance into a range of issues in Jewish-Christian theological difference, presenting a Jewish understanding of six topics in contemporary Christian theology: Trinity, original sin, incarnation, salvation, messianism, and covenant.

 | Fortress Press

64,310원  | 20251014  | 9781506498157

The so-called ""rural-urban divide"" in the United States has, by many accounts, become increasingly wide and deep. Most attempts, however sincere, to find ways to heal, bridge, or otherwise help rural and urban Americans understand their interdependence fail to account for the deep--and disparate--symbolic layers that suffuse these landscapes. Benjamin Durheim steps into this space to offer an insightful and compelling guidebook for understanding.

 | Fortress Press

86,360원  | 20251014  | 9781506496955

In this book, Randazzo develops new language to ""translate"" Quaker theological concepts which are rooted in the foundation of the tradition. Quaker theology has, since its beginnings, relied heavily on metaphors of Divine/human interdependence, and particularly creation metaphors related to the foundational concept of all Quaker theology: ""that of God within.

Browning, Don S.  | Fortress

44,100원  | 20210101  | 9780800696269

Is there a future for intellectually honest faith at the service of humankind? Esteemed theologian Don S. Browning strongly argues that there is, and he here offers a manifesto for a new religious humanism. Browning argues that the time is right for religious intellectuals in conversation with the social sciences to reinvigorate the deep humanistic strands of the grand religions and enter into global interfaith dialogue on that basis.

H. Paul Santmire  | Fortress

0원  | 20210101  | 9780800662943

* Invites readers to connect worship with ecological stewardship * Assesses and reconfigures Christian attitudes toward nature * Proposes a new understanding of liturgy and Eucharist

 | Fortress Press

64,310원  | 20250909  | 9781506482453

Mary, the mother of Jesus, has been historically revered throughout the Islamic tradition. This began already in the Qur'an, where she is called by the name "Maryam." This book examines the varied appearances of Maryam in different Islamic cultural and theological contexts.

 | Fortress Press

47,770원  | 20250819  | 9781506496252

Institutions demand that leaders attend to a vast array of concerns on a daily basis. In an increasingly diverse, wired, and fast-paced leadership landscape, where problems are deep-seated and complicated, no one can manage leadership alone. Leaders must attend to their own leadership development just to keep their heads above water. They must also delegate their authority and entrust it to those around them.

 | Fortress Press

101,060원  | 20250527  | 9781506487946

Apocalyptic scenarios remain prevalent and powerful in popular culture (television, film, comic books, and popular fiction), in politics (debates on climate change, environmentalism, Middle East policy, and military planning), and in various religious traditions.

 | Fortress Press

64,310원  | 20250520  | 9781506497167

Loving through Enmity responds to the failure of US Christian antiracist work to translate love of the enemy into meaningful societal transformation. Beginning with an analysis of the racial enmity that is fundamental to white supremacy, Wickware clarifies an oft-elided distinction between private and structural enmity.

 | Fortress Press

64,310원  | 20250506  | 9781506488264

Thirty years ago, Kenneth J. Doka coined the term ""disenfranchised grief"" to refer to losses people experience that are not socially sanctioned, openly acknowledged, or publicly mourned. The concept of disenfranchised grief is now widely recognized and used in the health professions and social sciences. Unfortunately, the same attention to the issue is less true of clergy training, ministry practice, and many caregiving circles.

 | Fortress Press

80,850원  | 20250325  | 9781506491172

The sixteenth century witnessed unprecedented reformations in both religious belief and medical knowledge, marked by the rise of Protestantism, the Catholic reform movement, and the new approaches to the study of human anatomy, laying the groundwork for the emergence of evidence-based medicine. The Reformations of Medicine investigates the transformations of religious perspectives on medicine and healing during this era, with a particular focus on Martin Luther's thought.

 | Fortress Press

53,280원  | 20250318  | 9781506499253

Catholicism entails a challenge. The word catholic means ""universal."" Yet, that universality is expressed through different rites, languages, jurisdictions, and states of life that are unique and concrete. Today Catholicism's universality faces a still further challenge. It must share the world not only with Protestants of various kinds, but also with adherents of other faiths (and none).