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 Free Download Toks Ero, "God's Vision and Purpose for Africa " English | ISBN: 1543926118 | 2018 | 174 pages | EPUB | 2 MB The book is a message from God to and concerning Africa. A mix of revelation, prophecy, inspiration, instruction and warnings; it reveals God's agenda for a continent that He has personally taken ownership of variously describing Africa as "My" and "Mine".A divine and pragmatic guide to inspire and quicken a new generation of young Africans and Christian leaders to action, the book provides the lenses to peek at Gods vision of Africa while providing practical steps to force a metamorphosis and birth this new, model and glorious Africa reflecting its Heavenly version.Overall, the book presents God's wholistic agenda for a new and glorious Africa; stretching from the home, through the Church to the continent, in these end-times.  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He explores the spiritual mechanisms going on behind everything from transgenderism to so-called "contemporary worship," from the deconstructionist movement to the role pop music and media have in our culture, from progressive politics to the Emergent Church. Particularly challenging is Burfeind's claim that both progressivism and Neo-evangelicalism -- seemingly at odds in the "culture wars" -- actually share the same Gnostic roots. Burfeind's book is a tour de force through contemporary rock, pop, movies, television, politics, and religion showing how many of the values driving these cultural elements are informed by the ancient esoteric teachings of Gnosticism. Burfeind marshals a ton of surprising evidence to make his case, taking us through ancient and Medieval history, through the Enlightenment and Romantic periods, to today. Those willing to grapple with the philosophical and spiritual positions of the fathers of contemporary American life will be rewarded. 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Im Verfassungsstaat der Gegenwart erscheint demgegenüber die Gnade weitgehend verrechtlicht: Zwar weist das Grundgesetz das Gnadenrecht dem Staatsoberhaupt und weisen die Landesverfassungen dieses Recht den Ministerpräsidenten zu. Die konkrete Umsetzung ist jedoch delegiert, durchnormiert und bürokratisiert. Ohnehin erscheinen viele Fälle, die früher im Gnadenwege gelöst wurden, heute mit den Mitteln des Rechts bewältigbar: Teile des materiellen Strafrechts und des Strafvollzugsrechts können als in die Rechtsordnung diffundierte Gnadenaspekte verstanden werden. Nimmt man hinzu, dass nach der Rechtsprechung Gnadenentscheidungen nicht justiziabel sein sollen, stellt sich die Frage nach der Berechtigung von Gnade im Verfassungsstaat des Grundgesetzes erneut und verstärkt. Diesen Fragen widmet sich der Band unter Einbeziehung historischer und theologischer Analysen und unter Einbeziehung der Gnadenpraxis in Bund und Ländern.  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