Kaye V Cook (34 results)

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Trade Paperback. Condition: Fine. First Edition 1st Printing. Light Creasing on Front, Rear Covers; Front, Rear Covers, Spine Lightly Chipped. Eating Too Much; Eating Too Little; Eating the Wrong Things; Eating Compulsively; Eating for the Wrong Reasons. BOOK NUMBER: 14408p. EDITED BY: Betsey Newenhuyse. INTERIOR DESIGNED BY: Ann Cherryman. COVER DESIGNED BY: The Church Art Works. CONTENTS: 1. Every Woman's Obsession 2. Can Fat Hurt You? 3. Bulimia: The Secret Millions Share 4. Anorexia Nervosa: Dieting to Death 5. Transforming Our Eating Habits 6. Filling the Empty Spaces 7. Confronting Our False Beliefs 8. God Cares How You Eat 9. Eating Our Way Through Life 10. You Can Change How You Eat!; Agencies; Notes; Resources for Further Reading. SERIES: Zondervan's Lifelines for Recovery series emphasizes healthy, step-by-step approaches for dealing with specific critical issues. SYNOPSIS: I think about food much more than I think about God. I wonder what and how much I am going to eat each day. I even daydream in church about the different tastes and textures in fancy candies. It scares me to be so obsessed by eating.--Linda, age 26. Like many Christians, Linda is a chaotic eater--someone who worries constantly about her weight, who diets continually, and who sometimes eats more than she should. The major purpose of eating is to satisfy physical hunger. "Chaotic eating" occurs when we let eating dominate our lives and when we worry more about our physical shape than we do about our spiritual growth. Authors Helen Bray-Garretson and Kaye Cook offer help to Christians--both male and female--who struggle with the place of food in their lives. They show chaotic eaters how to deal with the more serious eating disorders, such as bulimia and anorexia. In addition, they cover: the dangers of dieting; how to "eat your age"; four myths about thinness; learning your own cues for hunger and fullness. With the proper guidance, chaotic eaters can become Christian eaters--people whose eating becomes an act of worship. Helen Bray-Garretson and Kaye V. Cook are practicing clinicians with expertise in the theory and treatment of eating disorders. Bray-Garretson is a psychologist for both the Housatonic Center for Mental Health in Lakeville, Connecticut, and the Hillcrest Educational Center in Lenox, Massachusetts. Cook is a professor of psychology at Gordon College in Wenham, Massachusetts. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Most academics agree with Peter Berger that pluralism theory appears more accurate than secularization theory in accounting for the societal changes that accompany modernization. Yet Berger's earlier book Many Altars of Modernity gives limited attention to the implications of the pluralist paradigm for religious discourse, in particular for evangelicals. According to Berger--who wrote the first chapter in this book--while pluralism leads to less certainty about faith and creates 'secular spaces,' it also, more positively, clarifies the importance of trust in God, highlights the nature of religious institutions as voluntary associations rather than birth rights, and challenges Christians to know what they believe in. Subsequent chapters respond to the first. Four responses are theoretical (e.g., challenging the concept of secular spaces, exploring social constructionism) and four are contextual (e.g., describing anti-pluralist forces in India, challenging feminists to pluralism, examining women's responses to pluralism, and exploring values in Brazil and China). The ideas are easily accessible to the lay reader and are intended to initiate a much-needed conversation about the implications of pluralist theory. We conclude that pluralism is challenging for Christian faith but, as Peter Berger says, in most ways it is 'good for you.'.…

Condition: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. KlappentextMost academics agree with Peter Berger that pluralism theory appears more accurate than secularization theory in accounting for the societal changes that accompany modernization. Yet Berger s earlier book Many Altars of Modern.…