Is For Angel
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A is for Angel
In rhyming text presents animals, objects, and people from the Christmas story of Jesus' birth that represent the letters of the alphabet, including Mary representing the letter M and the innkeeper representing the letter I.
Looking for Angels
Author: Scott Guerin, PhD
language: en
Publisher: Scott Guerin Publishing
Release Date: 2023-11-11
The majority of people worldwide believe in the existence of angels. But believing in them and interacting with them are two very different matters. Our recent international study showed 75 percent believe in angels, and of those, 36 percent indicated they’ve had an angel experience or encounter. Whether you are a true believer, a healthy skeptic, or somewhere in between, Looking for Angels: A Guide to Understanding and Connecting with Angels will help you do just that. Written by Dr. Scott Guerin and renowned intuitive Nichole Bigley, this book shares the history of angels throughout religion, science, and psychology. In addition, detailed instructions are provided to learn how to connect with your spirit team. Through true stories, data and insights, and expert tips, this book is an invaluable tool for anyone interested in learning more about these divine beings, as well as how to connect and communicate with them.
Shifting Gender Identities in Popular Culture
From films, television shows, and young adult literature to beauty pageants, stand-up comedy, and role-playing games, pop culture influences our views of gender. This collection of 12 essays brings together a diverse selection of scholars to examine how various groups are represented in these narratives. A mirror that allows us to see who and what we are, pop culture also has, in John Podhoretz's words, the "ability to alter, destroy, or praise" how we see and define ourselves, and shapes how we understand our own and others' actions, values, and beliefs. These essays investigate the ways in which popular culture helps us understand the rapid and often dramatic societal changes occurring around gender roles and identity. They address the question of truth in representation of women and gender minorities, highlighting the tension between the best and the worst that popular culture can offer to these debates.