Muḥammad as an Episcopal Figure

Figure drawing as an expression of self-esteem.

Figure drawings were obtained from 97 preadolescent males who differed in self and behavioral assessments of self-esteem. These subjects had been selected from a much larger sample and represented five different types of self-esteem. The figure drawings were scored for 15 variables, dealing with formal characteristics, content, and global-interpretations of the total drawings. Five significant ...

Episcopal Hospital Reports, Philadelphia, Vol. II

Figure Captions. Figure 1. an Example of a Domain

An e cient multigrid approach for solving a discretized elliptic equation whose boundary values are determined in part by integral relations is developed, analyzed and tested. The algorithm is implemented on a problem that is solved during integration of the three-dimensional Quasigeostrophic equations, which model large-scale rotating strati ed ows, where the integral constraints represent mas...

The Episcopal Church in the United States

Prior to the mid-1780s, the religious community called the Episcopal Church in the United States or the Protestant Episcopal Church was known as the Church of England. Following the war for independence, however, Anglican leaders in the new nation reorganized this religious body, and the Protestant Episcopal Church became the selfgoverning American branch of the Anglican communion. The preface ...

The Bishop in the Bedroom: witnessing Episcopal sexuality in an age of reform.