Three Enemies Of Your Mental Health, The
The war over your mind doesn't have to be lost. After reading this book, I will have the understanding and the wisdom needed to seek the Lord for the well-being of my mind as I learn more about how to tackle spiritual warfare issues. In this transformative book, licensed mental health professional Kenza Haddock exposes the three insidious forces that attack mental health daily, providing readers with the tools to gain lasting victory. Drawing from her expertise in treating complex mental health conditions through both clinical methods and biblical wisdom, Haddock empowers readers to open their eyes to the subtle attacks on their mental health and take proactive steps toward healing. By understanding each enemy, readers will be able to identify the root causes of their struggles instead of waiting for symptoms to appear. This provides readers with the greatest opportunity to tackle issues in their early stages. Merging mental health counsel with spiritual warfare, this book guides
A History of Political Thought
This book is a comprehensive introduction to the history of political thought, tracing the development of arguments and controversies from ancient Greece, through different forms of community, state and empire, to today's global concerns. Bruce Haddock highlights the bewildering variety of contexts that have framed political thinking, yet also displays structural features that have proved to be remarkably stable over time. An important theme in the book is the need to see political philosophy, even in its most abstract formulations, as a response to historically contingent circumstances, without limiting its relevance to those circumstances. The emphasis throughout is on political thinking as a response to hard choices. Major thinkers covered include Plato, Aristotle, Augustine, Aquinas, Machiavelli, Grotius, Locke, Spinoza, Montesquieu, Hume, Kant, Rousseau, Burke, Hegel, Marx, Mill, Lenin, Schmitt, Nietzsche, Foucault, Oakeshott and Rawls. The book treats political philosophy and
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The Life of Eva Perón
Tragedy and triumph often intertwine to create legends, and no figure embodies this more than María Eva Duarte de Perón, known to the world as Evita. From her humble beginnings in rural Argentina to her meteoric rise as First Lady, Eva Perón's life is steeped in myths of ambition, power, and transformation. In just six years, she became a symbol of Argentina's working class, a polarising figure who defied societal norms — and a fashion icon whose image remains influential today. This captivating exploration of Evita’s life uncovers the vital role of fashion in her rise to power. Eva’s style wasn’t just about appearances — it was a weapon in her political arsenal, a means of challenging Argentina’s elite while solidifying her image as a champion of the descamisados. Through her carefully curated wardrobe, Eva transcended the boundaries of class and gender, reshaping herself from a small-town girl into a symbol of Peronism and national pride. This book delves into the intersection of
