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  • Bearing the Weight
    G. C. Smith
    Drawing on Scripture, Reformed theology, pastoral experience, and contemporary research, G. C. Smith examines how moral injury affects clergy, public servants, caregivers, disaster responders, and congregations. Rather than offering simplistic answers, the book invites readers into an honest engagement with sin, grace, lament, justice, repentance, and hope.The central claim is ...
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    23,90 €

  • Integrity Under Pressure
    G. C. Smith
    Integrity Under Pressure explores the moral injuries experienced by people who seek to act faithfully within institutions shaped by competing loyalties, political pressures, and ethical compromise. It examines what happens when individuals are required to participate in decisions or practices that violate their deepest convictions—or when speaking truth carries significant pers...
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    30,90 €

  • Theological Injury
    G. C. Smith
    Theological Injury explores the hidden spiritual wounds that occur when suffering, betrayal, unanswered prayer, moral conflict, disaster, or profound disappointment disrupt a person’s understanding of God, faith, and the world. While much has been written about trauma, burnout, and moral injury, less attention has been given to the injury that occurs when the beliefs that once ...
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    31,83 €

  • What Remains
    G. C. Smith
    What Remains: Preparing the Soul for Retirement explores retirement not simply as the end of employment but as a profound human and spiritual transition. Many people enter retirement carrying unresolved questions about identity, usefulness, purpose, loss, aging, and what remains after decades of responsibility and service. This book invites readers to reflect honestly on those ...
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    24,80 €

  • Faith Without Explanations
    G. C. Smith
    The point and purpose of Faith Without Explanations: What Disaster Work Taught Me About God is to explore what happens to faith when people spend prolonged time near catastrophe, grief, helplessness, and human suffering that cannot be explained away. Drawing from years of disaster spiritual care and ministry experience, the book challenges simplistic religious answers and exami...
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    17,59 €

  • After the Gunfire
    G. C. Smith
    After the Gunfire: Moral Injury in the Wake of a Mass Shooting explores the emotional, spiritual, and moral aftermath that follows acts of public violence. Drawing from pastoral care, disaster response, and years of accompanying people through catastrophe, G. C. Smith examines how mass shootings wound not only bodies and communities but also trust, meaning, faith, and the human...
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    50,25 €

  • Offended by Grace
    G. C. Smith
    Offended by Grace: Moral Injury and the Disruption of Mercy explores the hidden relationship between moral injury and the struggle to embrace forgiveness, compassion, and reconciliation. Drawing on years of experience in pastoral ministry, disaster response, and spiritual care, G. C. Smith argues that moral injury is not only a wound to conscience but also a wound to our capaci...
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    32,68 €

  • The Moral Injury Handbook
    G. C. Smith
    The Moral Injury Handbook: Theory, Care, and Repair in Public and Faith Contexts brings together current scholarship, clinical insight, theological reflection, and decades of experience in ministry and disaster response to offer a comprehensive, interdisciplinary resource. The book explains what moral injury is, how it differs from burnout and trauma, why it develops, and how i...
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    29,19 €

  • The Price of Participation
    G. C. Smith
    The Price of Participation: Stories of Moral Weight in Public Life explores the hidden emotional and moral burdens carried by people who work within institutions, leadership systems, caregiving professions, public service, churches, nonprofits, disaster response, healthcare, education, and community life. Many people enter these roles hoping to help others or contribute meaning...
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    21,94 €

  • When the Church Wounds
    G. C. Smith
    When the Church Wounds: Moral Injury, Confession, and the Work of Repair examines the hidden spiritual and moral damage that occurs when churches, pastors, and religious institutions become sources of betrayal rather than places of healing. Drawing from pastoral experience, disaster spiritual care, theology, and lived stories, the book explores how moral injury develops when pe...
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    25,65 €

  • The Wounds We Carry
    G. C. Smith
    The Wounds We Carry: Stories of Harm and Healing in the Church is a narrative exploration of the lasting spiritual and emotional wounds created within faith communities and the difficult journey toward healing and repair. Through stories drawn from ministry, pastoral care, congregational life, and lived experience, the book examines how betrayal, exclusion, silence, spiritual a...
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    24,53 €

  • Wounded Shepherds
    G. C. Smith
    Wounded Shepherds: Moral Injury Among Pastors, Elders, and Church Leaders examines the hidden emotional and spiritual wounds that can emerge through years of ministry leadership, caregiving, institutional conflict, and prolonged responsibility for others. While burnout and stress are often discussed in church settings, this book explores the deeper reality of moral injury&mdash...
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    41,45 €

  • Instrument of Peace
    G. C. Smith
    Instrument of Peace invites readers to move beyond reciting a beloved prayer into embodying it in daily life. In a world marked by division, violence, and moral strain, this book explores what it means to become a bearer of peace when peace feels fragile or absent. Drawing from real-world experiences--especially in contexts of disaster, suffering, and human conflict--the book r...
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    22,14 €

  • A Study Guide to Instrument of Peace
    G. C. Smith
    A Study Guide to Instrument of Peace is designed to help individuals and groups move from simply admiring the Prayer of St. Francis to actively living it. While the companion book explores the meaning of the prayer in a fractured and divided world, this study guide provides a structured, practical pathway for reflection, conversation, and transformation. Its purpose is threefol...
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    14,15 €

  • Bearing the Unbearable
    G. C. Smith
    The purpose of Bearing the Unbearable is to name and illuminate the reality of moral injury in the lives of those who carry invisible ethical and spiritual wounds--especially in the aftermath of disaster, crisis, and impossible decisions. The book seeks to give language to experiences that are often silenced or misunderstood, distinguishing moral injury from burnout or trauma b...
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    22,01 €

  • The Broken Covenant World
    G. C. Smith
    The Broken Covenant World names a hard truth: both the biblical world and the modern world are marked by broken covenant. This book argues that moral rupture--experienced as betrayal, complicity, silence, and systemic harm--is not peripheral to Scripture but central to it. From exile to lament, from prophetic indictment to the cross, the Bible tells the story of a world where t...
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    22,17 €

  • Living After
    G. C. Smith
    Living After: Stories of Moral Injury Among Disaster Survivors names and explores the often-unspoken reality that surviving disaster is not the end of the story. Long after the event, many carry a deeper wound--moral injury--shaped by impossible decisions, losses that defy meaning, and the collapse of what once felt trustworthy in the world or in God.The point of this book is t...
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    24,80 €

  • Faith After Rupture
    G. C. Smith
    Faith After Rupture: Habakkuk and the Struggle to Trust God When the World Stops Making Sense explores what happens to faith when the world fractures—when justice fails, suffering lingers, and God seems silent. Drawing on the prophet Habakkuk, the book follows a journey that begins with protest, moves through confusion, and ends not in easy answers but in a hard-won, resi...
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    30,83 €

  • The Beatitudes After Betrayal
    G. C. Smith
    The Beatitudes After Betrayal reclaims Jesus’ most familiar words for those who have been wounded by the very places where they expected goodness, justice, or faithfulness. In a world marked by moral injury—where trust is broken, institutions fail, and people are left carrying the weight of what should never have happened—traditional readings of the Beatitudes...
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    24,77 €

  • Blessed Are the Broken
    G. C. Smith
    Blessed Are the Broken is a collection of stories that give voice to the lived reality of moral injury--the quiet, often unseen wounds carried by those who have faced situations that violate their deepest sense of right and wrong. Set in the aftermath of disaster, ministry, and everyday human crisis, these narratives explore what it means to continue living when integrity has b...
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    15,82 €

  • Staying Human in Disaster Work
    G. C. Smith
    Staying Human in Disaster Work is a practical and deeply grounded field guide for those who step into crisis and carry what others cannot. Disaster responders—whether in emergency management, humanitarian aid, chaplaincy, or volunteer service—are often shaped not only by what they do but by what they witness, decide, and are unable to prevent. Over time, these exper...
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    14,27 €

  • How Long, O Lord?
    G. C. Smith
    Drawing on themes of moral injury, grief, and disrupted faith, G. C. Smith offers a pastoral and theological framework for preaching that remains faithful to Scripture while attentive to the lived realities of wounded communities. Each chapter encourages proclamation that holds together truth and compassion, justice and mercy, silence and speech.This book argues that preaching ...
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    28,08 €

  • Beyond Burnout
    G. C. Smith
    Beyond Burnout: A Clergy Care Handbook for Moral Injury and Faithful Discernment addresses a growing reality in ministry: many pastors are not simply exhausted. They are morally strained, spiritually conflicted, and carrying institutional pressures that rest alone cannot resolve.This book argues that burnout language is too narrow to describe what clergy are experiencing. Moral...
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    16,06 €

  • What the Work Asks
    G. C. Smith
    Disaster work changes people.Emergency managers, responders, chaplains, volunteers, and community leaders step into moments when the normal moral order of life has broken apart. Homes are gone. Systems fail. Decisions must be made quickly, often with incomplete information. In the aftermath, responders and survivors alike may carry questions that linger long after the immediate...
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    22,16 €

  • Stories of Bearing
    G. C. Smith
    What does it mean to live with integrity when no choice is clean?Stories of Bearing: People Under Moral Weight is a collection of interwoven narratives about ordinary people navigating moral injury in everyday life. These are not stories of dramatic failure or heroic triumph, but of quiet endurance--of people who care deeply and discover that care itself can become costly.Acros...
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    18,46 €

  • The Letters of Dorothy Osborne to William Temple
    G. C. Moore Smith
    'The Letters of Dorothy Osborne to William Temple' represents one of the most remarkable collections of personal correspondence from the seventeenth century. Written between 1652 and 1654, these letters document the long and often difficult courtship between Dorothy Osborne and the diplomat Sir William Temple. Set against the backdrop of the English Commonwealth, the correspond...
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    28,05 €

  • The Poems English and Latin of Edward, Lord Herbert of Cherbury
    G. C. Moore Smith
    'The Poems English and Latin of Edward, Lord Herbert of Cherbury' offers a comprehensive collection of the poetic output of one of the most intriguing figures of the seventeenth century. As the elder brother of George Herbert and a close friend of John Donne, Edward Herbert holds a unique position within the metaphysical tradition. This volume brings together his diverse Englis...
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    23,16 €

  • The Aleutians Campaign and the U.S. Navy
    Colin G. Jameson / L. C. Smith
    The Aleutians Campaign and the U.S. Navy, first published in 1945, provides an overview of WWII naval operations against the Japanese-held Aleutian Islands of Alaska. On June 3-4, 1942, Japanese aircraft attacked the naval base at Dutch Harbor, followed by landings of troops on Kiska (June 6) and Attu (June 7). Although of limited strategic value, occupation of the islands was ...
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    17,80 €

  • The Modern Language Review; A Quarterly Journal Edited For The Modern Humanities Research Association (Volume Xviii)
    G. C. Moore Smith / GCMoore Smith / J. G. Robertson / JGRobertson
    A cornerstone of early 20th-century scholarship, The Modern Language Review (Volume XVIII) stands as a testament to the rigorous spirit of humanities research. Every page delivers insight-sharp, relevant, alive with the debates that shaped literary criticism, historical linguistics, and comparative literature in modern languages. This quarterly publication, edited by the esteem...
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    57,70 €

  • The Modern Language Review; A Quarterly Journal Devoted To The Study Of Medieval And Modern Literature And Philology (Volume Xiv)
    G. C. Moore Smith / GCMoore Smith / J. G. Robertson / JGRobertson
    A window into the evolving currents of European literary thought, The Modern Language Review (Volume XIV) stands as an essential companion for those who seek depth in literary analysis and the study of language. Here, the worlds of medieval literature and modern philology converge, offering a panoramic view of scholarly literature research at the dawn of the twentieth century. ...
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    41,57 €


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