In "Morals in Trade and Commerce," Frank B. Anderson intricately examines the ethical dilemmas and moral considerations inherent in commercial practices. Employing a clear and didactic style, Anderson bridges the gap between moral philosophy and economic behavior, providing a comprehensive analysis that resonates with contemporary issues in a rapidly evolving marketplace. The author employs a blend of case studies, historical examples, and theoretical frameworks, positioning the work withi...

Remember Me? is an award-winning guidebook for owners of dogs who are losing their mental faculties as they age, and the story of a dog and owner who retained their bond through this most difficult situation.If you have an aging dog, Remember Me? will give you the information you need to weather the difficult condition and give their dogs the most fulfilling life possible.In Remember Me?, you will learn aboutThe symptoms of canine co...

Missionary Shorts is a heartfelt collection of true stories from Pam Berry Anderson's years of service the Lord across the globe. With honesty, humor, and deep faith, she recounts unforgettable moments from the mission field - times of joy and hardship, danger and laughter, culture shock and divine provision.From Africa to the Caribbean and beyond, these short stories reveal the everyday realities of missionary life: trusting God in unfamiliar places, navigating challenges...

In 'Morals in Trade and Commerce,' Frank B. Anderson delves into the intricate ethical considerations inherent in the business world. This thought-provoking work navigates the complex interplay of morality and economic practices, presenting arguments that challenge the conventional notions of profit over principles. Anderson employs a compelling blend of philosophical inquiry and practical examples, drawing from a rich historical context that spans classical economic theories to contempora...

It is important to see both Marx’s brilliant generalisations about capitalist society and the very concrete ways in which he examined not only class, but also gender, race, and colonialism, and what today would be called the intersectionality of all of these. His underlying revolutionary humanism was the enemy of all forms of abstraction that denied the variety and multiplicity of human experience, especially as his vision extended outward from Western Europe. For these reasons, no thinker...

In Marx at the Margins, Kevin Anderson uncovers a variety of extensive but neglected texts by Marx that cast what we thought we knew about his work in a startlingly different light. Analyzing a variety of Marx's writings, including journalistic work written for the New York Tribune, Anderson presents us with a Marx quite at odds with conventional interpretations. Rather than providing us with an account of Marx as an exclusively class-based thinker, Anderson here offers a...

A deeply researched and page-turning history of armored cavalry in the ancient world from the Eurasian steppe tribes to the late Byzantine Empire.Cataphracts were the most heavily armored form of cavalry in the ancient civilizations of the East, with riders and horses both clad in heavy armor. Originating among the wealthiest nobles of various central Asian steppe tribes such as the Massagetae and Scythians, the traditions and strategies of these proud warriors wer...

Powerful forces of change are at the core of Obamacare—and they could either strengthen or destroy our family doctors. It's a perfect storm that threatens our hope for more effective and personalized medical care and it holds the potential to drive our trusted Familiar Physicians toward extinction. In the midst of the storm is a new and promising approach within Obamacare called the medical home. Learn what you can do to help assure that the Familiar Physician, the basis for a strong physi...

Poppy the Dog has watched her puppies grow up. Poppy wants each of her pups to explore traditions around the world. Poppy has a bag of magical charms. In each book Poppy gives one of the charms to a puppy. Once placed on their collar, the charm takes the pup to a family who is preparing for their special occasion.In this book, Puppy Nell is given a magical wooden shoe charm. It whisks her off to Holland where a welcoming family shows her how they prepare for Saint Nicholas Day. As ...

"Life at Fern Valley Farm is never dull. Chris and Lissa grow up surrounded by horses, cattle, chickens, ducks, peacocks, and all kinds of animals that make every day an adventure. Their family's farm is also home to a busy boarding kennel where pets of every shape and size come to stay.Among all the visitors, one stands above the rest, literally. Max, a magnificent Harlequin Great Dane, is a gentle giant with a heart as big as he is. Whether he's peeking into the kitchen to see wh...

Marx’s Critique of the Gotha Program is a revelation. It offers the fullest elaboration of his vision for a communist future, free from the shackles of capital, but also the state. Neglected by the statist versions of socialism, whether Social Democratic or Stalinist that left a wreckage of coercion and disillusionment in their wake, this new annotated translation of Marx’s Critique makes clear for the first time the full emancipatory scope of Marx’s notion of life after ...

Swiss theologian Karl Barth traveled to the United States only once during his long career. In 1962, newly retired, he came to visit family and to deliver a series of lectures subsequently published (by Eerdmans) as Evangelical Theology: An Introduction, which remains in print and widely read to this day.Besides recounting some delightful and poignant biographical details about Barth's two-month journey through the States, the authors of this book revisit central themes in ...