Hope for a Global Ethic Munirih Hodge and change-makers

and change-makers

each piece provides a unique and creative way to teach budding readers letter sounds and recognise each one of the 26 alphabets

like the array of colours that emanate from a prism by a single beam of light

nothing had the power to deter them in their path of service—not age

positioning sobriety as a courageous countercultural choice

Hope for a Global Ethic Munirih Hodge and change-makersIn an era of dangerous fragmentation, this groundbreaking work challenges religious traditions to recognise their shared foundations as a path to global harmony. Brian Lepard argues that beneath apparent divisions lies a profound, historic belief in the transcendent, and that fear and suspicion can be overcome by focusing on the values common to all faiths. The book presents accessible guidance for practical solutions to contemporary crises. By