Feminine Characterization of The God by Ibrahim Bor

“…They portray God not only as a father or male figure but also with feminine attributes, such as a mother, lover, or friend. …”
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How God pays back - retributive concepts in the Book of Job by S Fischer

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‘Meu en devocion, et pensant au prouffit et salut de l’ame de lui et de tous ses parens…’ Les bourgeois de Caen, la mémoire et l’au-delà (1396-1500) by Denise Angers

“…They wished that these foundations came into effect in their lifetime so that their generosity and attachment to their churches be known by their contemporaries and that the protection of God and his saints be garanteed.…”
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A Particle of Amazement Which Will Become the Essence of Eternity. The Meaning of Friendship in the Life and Thought of Saint John Paul II by Filip De Rycke

“…According to Pope Wojtyła, friendship is a specific form of chaste love. Among the friends, it works out a deep union that is an image of the triune God and an anticipation of the everlasting communion of the saints. …”
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Pastorale begeleiding van die emosioneel verwonde tiener by W. Coetzer, T. C. de Klerk

“…To these young people their frame of reference is influenced by amongst other things their families, school, church and friends. To experience real meaning in life the teenager’s relationship with God has to be healed, for this relationship determines all other inter-personal relationships. …”
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INTRODUCTION by G Van der Watt

“…Pieter Verster officially retires as Professor in the Department of Practical and Missional Theology of the Faculty of Theology and Religion, University of the Free State. Since 1981, he has been a minister of the Word of God in the Dutch Reformed Church; since 1992, he has been lecturer and, from 1997, Professor in Missiology. …”
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Erich Neumann – Der mystische Mensch by Véronique Liard

“…At the beginning of his essay, Erich Neumann, a student and friend of C. G. Jung with whom he maintained regular epistolary ties from 1933 until his death in 1960, immediately specified that his subject is not mysticism (die Mystik), but what is of the mystical order (das Mystische). …”
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