A reprise of a Dick Staub Interview with Melinda and Bob Blanchard about their book "A Trip to the Beach." Enjoy this description from Publisher's Weekly. "To those weary of the rat race, the prospect of moving to a tropical land and opening a bistro sounds like a dream: balmy weather, blue skies and not a care save for which number sunblock to wear. 55
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A reprise of a Dick Staub Interview with Pico Iyer discussing his book of essays titled The Global Soul. His look at international locales contends that the modern world-scurrying citizen, pushed by business demands or political migrations, can easily lose both roots and sense of home. (Amazon Review.) The Literary Quarterly has 55
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A reprise of a Dick Staub Interview with Pico Iyer discussing his book of essays titled The Global Soul. His look at international locales contends that the modern world-scurrying citizen, pushed by business demands or political migrations, can easily lose both roots and sense of home. (Amazon Review.) 55
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A reprise of a Dick Staub Interview with Pico Iyer discussing his book of essays titled The Global Soul. His look at international locales contends that the modern world-scurrying citizen, pushed by business demands or political migrations, can easily lose both roots and sense of home. (Amazon Review.) The Literary Quarterly has described Pico Iyer as "the poet laureate of wanderlust" 55
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A reprise of a Dick Staub Interview with Pico Iyer discussing his book of essays titled "The Global Soul." His look at "international locales contends that the modern world-scurrying citizen, pushed by business demands or political migrations, can easily lose both roots and sense of home." (Amazon Review.) 55
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A reprise of a Dick Staub Interview with Dr. John Polkinghorne, author of John Polkinghorne "Faith, Science and Understanding"
Polkinghorne's PhD in Physics combined with his theological training as an Anglican priest, provide him with a unique vantage point from which to explore the relationship between faith and science. He describes his view of the world as Critical Realism and believes strongly that there is One World, with science and religion both addressing aspects of the same reality. In 2002 was awarded the Templeton Prize for his contributions to research at the interface between science and religion.
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A reprise of a Dick Staub Interview with Dr. John Polkinghorne, author of John Polkinghorne "Faith, Science and Understanding"
Polkinghorne's PhD in Physics combined with his theological training as an Anglican priest, provide him with a unique vantage point from which to explore the relationship between faith and science. He describes his view of the world as Critical Realism and believes strongly that there is One World, with science and religion both addressing aspects of the same reality. In 2002 was awarded the Templeton Prize for his contributions to research at the interface between science and religion.
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A reprise of a Dick Staub Interview with Dr. John Polkinghorne, author of John Polkinghorne "Faith, Science and Understanding" Polkinghorne's PhD in Physics combined with his theological training as an Anglican priest, provide him with a unique vantage point from which to explore the relationship between faith and science. He describes his view of the world as Critical Realism and believes strongly that there is One World, with science and religion both addressing aspects of the same reality. In 2002 was awarded the Templeton Prize for his contributions to research at the interface between science and religion.
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A reprise of a Dick Staub Interview with Dr. John Polkinghorne, author of "Faith, Science and Understanding." Polkinghorne's PhD in Physics combined with his theological training as an Anglican priest, provide him with a unique vantage point from which 55
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A reprise of a Dick Staub Interview with David Myers who explores this simple paradox: "We are better paid, better fed, better housed, better educated and healthier than ever before, yet for 30 years America slid into a deepening social recession. The divorce rate has doubled, 55
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