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  • Theocracy: Can Democracy Survive Fundamentalism?

    Resolving the Conflict Between Fundamentalism and Pluralism

    by P. J. Tierney ...
    During the past forty years, there has been extraordinary growth in the impact of religion on nations all over the world. The number of religious adherents has spiked, their zeal has intensified, and their political influence has expanded dramatically. Religious zeal has become the single most significant cause of conflicts between nations and of power struggles within nations.In Theocracy: Can ... Read more

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  • Hamish the Hedgehog, the Kitchen Critter

    by P.J. Tierney ...
    Illustrated by Aishwarya Vohra ...
    Series series Hamish the Hedgehog
    Deep in the woods, Hamish the Hedgehog is busy making baskets, picking berries, and having adventures with his woodland friends—Fox, Skunk, Raccoon, Bear, Otter, Owl, Rabbit, and more. But one morning, Hamish follows the sweet smell of freshly baked treats to the edge of the forest, where a chance encounter with the Nolan family inspires a brand-new dream—learning how to cook. Beautifully ... Read more

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