Here at last!
For some time now we have been working on making our books more accessible to more people by making them available as low cost eBooks that can be purchased online. At the same time we wanted to ensure the highest quality for these books. At last we believe we have achieved these goals with five books that can be viewed on screen or printed out with high resolution. They are as good as or better than the print version, If quoting from them you will need to specify that the quote is from the eBook because the page numbering is different.
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The books currently available are:
The Christian Professional: Called to the service of love: Stuart FowlerProfessional activity as a calling to Christian service |
Living World Views: Stuart FowlerA detailed analysis of the nature and role of world views (ways of viewing the fundamental nature of the world) in relation to today's global, commercialised culture |
On Being Human: Toward a biblical understanding: Stuart FowlerCovers the requirements for a fulfilling human life in today's world, individualism and community, the integrity of the human person and issues of gender and sexuality. |
Living the Good Life in Today's World: Stuart FowlerThis book rises to the challenge of the Kenyan Professor B. Wanjala Kerre 18 years ago when he said: "While Africa cannot isolate herself from the rest of modem civilizations, it is quite obvious that modem cultural values which have been borrowed from the West can no longer promise humanity a balanced and humane lifestyle" Nothng much has changed since 1992 but we are re-issuing this book in the hope it will have some impact; perhaps together with the more recent and detailed "Living World Views". |
Peace through Understanding: Jameson Kurasha, Ed,This book is a set of essays written by US college students during a period exploring African culture in Southern Africa. Prof Kurasha, then with the Unversity of Zimbabwe, conducted a two week seminar during which students were challenged to critical examine their own culture in the light of the understanding to of African culture they had gained during their period in Africa. A constructively critical commentary on the essays by Stuart Fowler forms the concluding chapter. |
Ready to buy?We encourage all who can do so to buy what books they want at these low prices. However, if you live in Africa, and for one reason or another are unable to buy, please send us an email explaining your situation and, if necessary, we will email the book or books to you on terms that fit your situation. Our address is: When buying, immediately after you have paid the book you order should be shown on the computer you use for your purchase, ready for you to download it. You will need Adobe Reader 5 or later to view te books. If not you can download Reader from http://get.adobe.com/reader/ We have tested the site on which these books can be found, but there may be some issues we have overlooked. PLEASE LET US KNOW IF YOU HAVE PROBLEMS! Buy now! |