Book review

Summary In David Entwistle book Integrative Approaches to Psychology and Christianity: An Introduction to Worldview Issues, Philosophical Foundations, and Models of Integration, is what the title tells us. What he has done with his book is give the reader a comparison of how both religion (God), and science (Psychology) go hand in hand with each other. Mr. Entwistle takes God words and teaches and uses them with models that psychology has taught us and combined them together and gave impeccable…

The book Good to Great gives a basic outline of a paradigm shift of how a company can go from being a good company to a great company. (Collins, 2001). The book contains suitable examples of what brings all the principles together in a significant and unforgettable way. By gathering together well-organized individuals, by means of disciplined mindset and disciplined deeds, companies can construct and breakthrough the obstacles that hold them back from obtaining greatness. The author stress that…

conquest of Mexico. He also sets the scene for his book to be presented as a compilation of various primary sources, each reflecting the different views of the groups involved. He breaks his introductory chapter into six main sections—the indigenous people of Mesoamerica, Tenochtitlan, Mexica civilization, the Spanish, Spanish historical sources, and indigenous historical resources—which connect to provide the necessary context for the remainder of his book. I. The indigenous peoples of…

In the fourth chapter of their book, Representations of Slavery: Race and Ideology in Southern Plantation Museums, Jenifer L. Eichstedt and Stephen Small focused on analyzing the strategies that were used to describe America’s history and the institution of slavery. Eichstedt and Small decided that a majority of white-operated tour sites and plantations set up strategies that annihilate, eliminate or deflect the institution as well as those who are against segregation. This is stated by the…

In the Book thanks! Emmons gives an excellent christian theology components on Christianity true acknowledgement on roots central ideas the perspective ultimate . Minister John Baillie gave a Lecture at Gifford in 1961, Baillie got the idea that gratitude, not only the main foundation among Christians, but is the central roots of faith for many years during the modern time writing. Emmons understands that God is a giver of all gifts and the greatest sentiment of gratitude for all human beings…

O’Reilly published his nonfiction book, Killing Kennedy in 2012. The book focuses on events leading up to the assassination as well as events that follow Kennedy’s death. O’Reilly gives details of the Kennedy family, events dealt with during his presidency and details of the assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald. There have been many debates and discussions over whether or not some of the specific details in the book are one hundred percent accurate, but overall the book is very informative and…

prior to this class? This reading connects to what I learned in my group-processing course. During this course, I was required to read a book called “Changing for Good: A Revolutionary Six-Stage Program for Overcoming Bad Habits and Moving Your Life Positively Forward” by James Prochaska, James Norcross, and Carlo DiClemente. The 6 stages of change in this book are: 1) pre-contemplation, 2) contemplation, 3) preparation, 4) action, and 5) maintenance, and 6) termination. In the reading, the…

The book was written by Marissa Meyer. Never have I read a book like this; I think its something I wouldn’t read again, but I would recommend this book to anyone who likes science fiction. Young adults can read this book, and scientist would read it. Me personally, I don’t really like books that be making up events, but something had me thing about this book. The title makes me think about what the book is about to be like. When I came across the book and saw the title, it sparked my interest.…

the first part of chapter 9 in the book Working in Groups by Isa N. Engleberg and Dianna R. Wynn, the authors highlight the importance of group decision-making and problem solving. There are many distinct differences between group decision-making and group problem solving, which involve different scenarios and environments. We will be discussing group decision-making and how the book describes the particular role and use for each specific communication tool related to the context of this class.…

discrimination that occurs in the United States justice system. Bryan Stevenson has done multiple interviews including one with 60 Minutes with Walter McMillian and made an appearance on TED to talk about the injustice that occurs. Through reading his book, Just Mercy, the reader will see the truth about what it is like to be in the justice system and will not only be shocked by the information that Stevenson has witnessed and experienced firsthand, but will also be appalled with how cases and…