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In this scientific 'Credo', Peter Atkins considers the universal questions of origins, endings, birth, and death to which religions have claimed answers. With his usual economy, wit, and elegance, unswerving before awkward realities, Atkins presents what science has to say. While acknowledging the comfort some find in belief, he declares his own faith in science's capacity to reveal the deepest truths.
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Title: Debunking Lawrence Krauss: A Christian Response Are you fascinated by the cosmic mysteries that surround our existence? Have you ever pondered the clash between faith and science, particularly in the age of outspoken physicist Lawrence Krauss? If so, "Debunking Lawrence Krauss: A Christian Response" is the book you've been waiting for, offering the answers you've always wanted to know but perhaps never dared to ask. Are you curious about the foundations of atheistic cosmology, as presented by Lawrence Krauss in his groundbreaking work, "A Universe from Nothing"? Dr. Samuel James takes you on a compelling journey through the flaws in Krauss's arguments, providing a meticulous analysis ...
Over 85 billion animals are killed in slaughterhouses yearly to sustain a profit-driven meat production system – devastating animals, workers, and the environment. How did we get here? How has capitalist society reshaped human-animal relations? Elaborating a novel materialist and intersectional framework, Chiara Stefanoni conceptualizes the social form of human-animal relations and its centrality within the interconnected structure of domination in capitalist societies, especially in relation to gender and class. Through a historical analysis of industrial slaughterhouses, the study reveals how the human/animal divide and meat-based diet are not timeless facts, but concrete social solutions crucial for the reproduction of capitalist society.
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PART 1: THERMODYNAMICS PART 2: STRUCTURE PART 3: CHANGE
Best-selling horror novelist Clive Barker's 1987 film Hellraiser has become an undisputed horror classic, spawning a movie franchise that to date includes eight films. Exploring not only the cinematic interpretations of the Hellraiser mythos but also its intrusion into other artistic and cultural forms, this volume begins by identifying the unconventional sources of Barker's inspiration and following Barker from his pre-Hellraiser cinematic experience through the filming of the horror classic. It examines various themes (such as the undermining of the traditional family unit and the malleability of the flesh) found throughout the film series and the ways in which the representation of these themes changes from film to film. The religious aspects of the films are also discussed. Characters central to the franchise--and the mythos--are examined in detail.
Billy, a solitary bisexual man, is dedicated to making himself worthwhile.
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