Sexuality debates in the churches often polarise along entrenched lines. However, emerging questions sexuality and sexual ethics, including those on matters such as polyamory BDSM, gender, rise of non-binary identity, may prompt ‘liberals’ ‘conservatives’ alike to step well beyond their comfort zones reconsider what are goods that Christians should endorse. In this way, they discover that, desp...

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This is an introduction to the Symposium on “Evolution, Original Sin, and Fall,” which has been designed as a thematic section for Zygon: Journal of Religion Science. The investigates enduring question whether hamartiology (the theological study sin) compatible with evolutionary theory. We trace origins this debate between Modernists Traditionalists at turn previous century. Our contributors ma...

Recent approaches to community – based natural resource management appear diverse as their varied implementing agencies and natural resource settings; yet they rest on a set of common assumptions about community, natural resources and the relationship between them. This paper focuses on power relations between actors and how these set the framework for resource management in Duru – Haitemba. As...

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This study is a preliminary exploration of the lifestyle typologies Generation Y in Bangkok, Thailand. Drawing upon an AIOs (Activities, Interests, Opinions) approach, 126 statements were developed to segment them into groups. A field survey was employed through questionnaires collect data from this cohort. total 455 responses analyzed exploratory factor analysis (EFA) technique. Eight distinct...

This article investigates the reception of Judith Brett’s landmark study, Robert Menzies’ Forgotten People, on its publication in 1992, a moment when many Australians living under neoliberal economic reform and recession were rethinking what it meant to be middle class. Brett argued that Menzies thought individuals best lives they could, defined by independence possession superior moral qualiti...

Teacher education is polarized. Traditionalists tend to center core practices, while justice-oriented scholars ideologies embedded within our practices. Both, however, must consider how practices and can operate interdependently disrupt inequity cultivate agency among all students. Drawing on an intersectionally-aligned theory, DisCrit, we argue that the they embody be problematized vis-à-vis r...

There seems to be a certain mystery in the current popularity of Vygotsky's ideas. Why does a theory developed in Moscow a few years after the Russian Revolution capture the imagination of European and American educators at the beginning of the 21 st century? One possible explanation of this puzzling phenomenon is that Vygotsky's theory offers us answers to the questions that only now we are fi...

T his issue of Pediatric Annals includes a series of fascinating pe-diatric cases that are very educational. As noted by Stan L. Block, MD, FAAP, this is his last " Healthy Baby " column—at least for a while. Stan, the self-styled small town " country doctor, " has done a fabulous job of writing a column each month on a topic relevant to general pediatrics. We are greatly indebted to his outsta...