Bøker av Karl Martin

The book contains thoughts leading to the topic and an intensive terminological discussion of the definition problem. The differences in the respective type of euthanasia, whether voluntary or nonvoluntary euthanasia, or involuntary euthanasia, are shown. The defined differences between all forms of euthanasia, such as active euthanasia, which can be experienced directly or indirectly, as well as passive euthanasia or assisted suicide and finally palliative support, are also given a detailed explanation. A record is made of the diverging legal situation regarding active euthanasia in Europe based on selected countries. Furthermore, the illegitimacy of active euthanasia and the associated legal situation in Germany is discussed and, in comparison, the legitimacy of active euthanasia in France, as well as the BENELUX states of Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg is presented. The arguments of philosophical supporters of active euthanasia are confronted with the statement of the church's position in the form of a reflection of those who are negative towards euthanasia and critically questioned. With new arguments against active euthanasia, the viability of the church's position is finally refounded.

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This book revisits the 1970 Kent State shootings, also known as the May 4 massacre and the Kent State massacre, using a new approach of currere and psychoanalytic guided regression. Drawing on a variety of interviews with those who were present at the events or who have close connections to the aftermath, the author engages in what he terms a doubled currere. This includes weaving a description of currere and narrative work with the actual storytelling of the subjects in order to build bridges and positive meaning through allegory and through inquiry that honors the narrative and re-energizes the field. Using a combination of the interviews, analysis and synthesis, the book re-activates and re-vitalizes the events, crucially engages with the notion of alterity, and unpacks the singularity of the past in its distinctive complexity. Carrying themes of hopeful ambiguity, it demonstrates how positive change can be guided, and positive insights engendered. Constructing a new remembrance of these tragic events and offering a distinctive and unique study utilizing currere, it will appeal to scholars of curriculum and instruction, as well as psychiatrists, psychologists, and historians.

This book revisits the 1970 Kent State shootings, also known as the May 4 massacre and the Kent State massacre, using a new approach of currere and psychoanalytic guided regression.

Deep leadership training inspired by the Gospel of John: lessons on humility, investing your life in your team, facing betrayal, dying to self, handing on, succession, restoration. True leadership is about something beyond you: it is the joy of facilitating others in the gifting and the calling that the Lord has placed on their lives.

Stand is a call to discipleship. A call to really live. To live out your Christian life, standing on the truth of who God is and who you are in him, standing on the reality of what he's done. Standing firm in battle. Standing up for others. Being prepared to stand out.