"Writing in the Sand" explora cómo vivir hoy según las enseñanzas de Jesús, presentándolo como una figura vibrante cuyas lecciones son relevantes en el siglo XXI. Moore desvela el misterio de Jesús a través de textos ocultos de los Evangelios, ofreciendo una lectura iluminadora y fascinante.
The new translation offers a fresh perspective on the Gospels, presenting them as a transformative approach to understanding human existence. By removing theological biases, it combines scholarly rigor with pastoral insight, resulting in an accessible text that inspires readers. This version emphasizes imaginative interpretations, aiming to engage with the essence of the Gospels in a way that transcends traditional religious moralism.
The book provides a glimpse into the literary and social circles of early 19th-century England, particularly focusing on the interactions between notable figures like Lord Byron and his publisher, Mr. Murray. It highlights Byron's involvement in the publication of his work, including illustrations and the reception of his satirical poem on Waltzing. The correspondence reveals Byron's concerns about his reputation and the misattribution of works, showcasing his wit and the pressures of public expectation during that era.
A collection of poetry by the esteemed author, Thomas Moore, exploring themes of love, loss, and the beauty of life. Each poem is filled with lyrical language and emotional depth, making this a must-read for any lover of poetry.
1831-1835
The journal of Irish poet Thomas Moore, long believed lost, provides an intimate glimpse into his life from 1818 to 1847. Discovered in 1967, this six-volume edition showcases Moore's daily experiences and personal reflections, evolving from detailed accounts to poignant insights into his struggles with memory and mental decline. Illustrated throughout, it offers a profound exploration of the poet's inner world and the impact of time on creativity and identity.
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An unforgettable book on a rarely visited subject: the personal accounts of those who have witnessed the death of a loved one. Some of the interviews are religious, some are not, some encouraged their loved ones to accept death, others to fight it.
This new translation with commentary strips the Gospels of their theological agendas and reclaims them as a radically new way of imagining human life. It blends scholarship and pastoral guidance in an accurate, accessible translation with profound insights that, free of religious moralism and dogmatism, is beautifully imaginative and inspirational.
A beautiful and uplifting meditation on the art of growing older and feeling fulfilled as we age that will appeal to fans of Marie de Hennezel's The Warmth of the Heart Prevents Your Body from Rusting.
A page turning drama exposing one of the biggest social scandals of our time. One father's fight against parental alienation, failings of the UK Family Law process, and the apathy of the system we entrust with a duty of care to our children. A story of our time, a story of divorce, separation and the way fathers are faced with almost insurmountable barriers to having ongoing relationships with their children when the parents separate. In many ways this is every father's story. But it is also a story that will resonate with some mothers who, like Thomas in this book, also face being eradicated from their children's lives.