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Without Condition

Author: Lynn Burke

Publisher: Lynn Burke

Published: 2020-11-25

Total Pages: 114

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Enjoy this steamy small-town romantic suspense by contemporary romance author Lynn Burke... Nothing but Kayla’s fingers and not-so-trusty vibrator have given her release in almost a year, and the one man she’s hell-bent on breaking her losing streak hides behind his badge. Detective “Hottie Pants” Ford thwarts her every attempt at seduction, and even though vandalisms, a trashed apartment, and physical assault keeps throwing them together, he refuses to attempt a relationship ever again. She sees past his facade into the man hiding his pain behind unbreakable rules and inflexible conditions, but even after the fiery chemistry between them ignites, she struggles to prove to him she is nothing like the woman who jaded him for life. Heartbroken, Kayla decides on a vacation to help her peace of mind—and ends up at Sandy Ridge. With danger hot on her heels, can the man she turns to first recognize Kayla for who she is? Will he give her the chance she needs to let him know she wants him without condition, before it’s too late? Without Condition is the second novella in the Sandy Ridge series. HEA guaranteed, this steamy, small-town contemporary romance can be read as a standalone. Perfect for readers who love steamy romantic suspense including sassy heroines and swoon-worthy heroes. If you’re a fan of Lucy Score, Melanie Harlow, Inglath Cooper, Jullian Dodd, Margaret McHeyzer, Adriana Locke, Claire Kingsley, Susan Hatler, & Nicole Snow, you’re going to love the Sandy Ridge series!

Without Nature?

Author: David Albertson

Publisher:

Published: 2010

Total Pages: 469

ISBN-13: 9780823230709

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Does "nature" still exist? Common wisdom now acknowledges the malleability of nature, the complex reality that circumscribes and constitutes the human. Weather patterns, topographical contours, animal populations, and even our own genetic composition--all of which previously marked the boundary of human agency--now appear subject to our intervention. Some thinkers have suggested that nature has disappeared entirely and that we have entered a postnatural era; others note that nature is an ineradicable context for life. Christian theology, in particular, finds itself in an awkward position. Its Western traditions have long relied upon a static "nature" to express the dynamism of "grace," making nature a foundational category within theology itself. This means that any theological inquiry into the changing face of nature must be reflexive and radically interdisciplinary. This book brings leading natural and social scientists into conversation with prominent Christian theologians and ethicists to wrestle collectively with difficult questions. Is nature undergoing fundamental change? What role does nature play in theological ethics? How might ethical deliberation proceed "without nature" in the future? What does the religious drive to transform human nature have to do with the technological quest to transcend human limits? Would the end of nature make grace less comprehensible?