<p>Excellent personal family copy. Never read, never used. Watson-Guptill Publications $2.50 on front cover (1968). Is same cover as in photo. Pages clean and bright, binding like new, cover has minor yellowing due to age. Personal family copy, smoke-free home.</p>

Colour for the artist (A Pocket how to do it)

SCHWARZ, HANS

Watson-Guptill Publications

Figure Painting (How to Do it)

Studio Vista / Watson Guptill

Although there have been many books about landscape painting, the amateur artist and student who may be confined to towns and cities has been less well provided for. Here is a book which will inspire and encourage him to find new ideas and subject matter in his urban environment. The author gives advice on choosing a subject, ranging from the famous or picturesque to the everyday street scene; on composition, perspective, figures in their setting, the uses of photography, and the painting of interiors. He describes the various painting techniques oil, watercolour, gouache pen and wash, pastels, etc. and discusses the use of preliminary sketches for paintings.

Painting in Towns and Cities

Littlehampton Book Services Ltd.

Painting in towns and cities (A pocket how to do it)

Draw Sketches (Draw Books)

Arts & Photography

Drawing

A C Black Publishers Ltd

Draw Buildings and Cityscapes (Draw Books)

A&C Black

Draw in Pencil: Charcoal, Crayon & Other Media

<p>All human beings--indeed, all creatures--experience evil in various forms. How can the hurtful and harmful aspects of life be understood and faced? What differing perspectives on evil can be gained from - Behavioral science and psychology - Biblical faith and the history of Christian thought - Contemporary thinkers - Religious traditions of the East In a constructive conclusion, Schwarz assesses the pervasiveness of evil, human freedom in the face of evil, the personification of evil, and the hope for the end of evil. This book provides the basis of hope for a just and humane life. It is a book for our time. Evil is neither a primeval decree nor an inescapable fate but has its origin in a power that always denies or negates. While we are all caught in the dragnet of evil, we are not helpless victims, as if evil were simply an imperious "it." We can fight evil and indeed should do so. --from the Preface Evil is [a] comprehensive treatment of a complex and currently interesting subject. The historical and theological treatment will be as competent as everyone who has read a Schwarz book before will expect. [In] the final chapter Schwarz concludes [that]: evil exists as opposition to God in our natural world; humans participate freely in evil and morally transgress; a price is paid for choosing wrongly; evil will not necessarily continue in order to highlight the good by contrast; the liberated Christian bears good fruit amidst this evil; and God has set boundaries for evil that it cannot overstep. -- Pastor Ronald E. C. Grissom, St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church, Bridgeport, Ohio Hans Schwarz provides a kind of textbook history of the ways thinkers in our time have tried to account for evil. . . .The book is succinct, fair to its subjects, and helpful to those who want introductions to these hypotheses. -- The Christian Century Hans Schwarz is Professor of Systematic Theology and Contemporary Theology at the University of Regensburg, Germany. He is the author or editor of more than two dozen books.</p>

Evil

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Academic Renewal Press

This classic text, a brief yet powerful exposition of the Apostles' Creed, introduces in a fully ecumenical way the basic beliefs that have animated and informed the historical faith of Christians. Renowned theologian Hans Schwarz not only corrects common misunderstandings of core credal convictions. He also guides Christians into the exciting quest for understanding the faith they profess. "What Christians Believe deals with the Christian faith in relation to contemporary challenges such as secularism and science, the holocaust, and nuclear war.in a readable way, without opaque theological jargon. It is an excellent teaching resource for adult discussion groups and for individuals who desire to grow in knowledge and faith." -John Tietjen Bishop of the Metropolitan Chicago Synod of the ELCA "Schwarz's well-written book would be helpful for both congregational groups and individual readers. His answers are not simplistic, nor does he convey the notion that all questions can be satisfactorily resolved. He does, however, draw the reader into the heart of the issues so that one can wrestle with them. I heartily recommend this book." -Herbert Chilstrom Bishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Hans Schwarz is Professor of Systematic Theology and Contemporary Issues and Director of the Institute of Protestant Theology at the University of Regensburg, Germany. His books include True Faith in the True God: An Introduction to Luther's Life and Thought (Augsburg Books, 1996) and The Christian Church: Biblical Origin, Historical Transformation, and Potential for the Future (Fortress Press, 1982). Religion / Christianity / Theology Fortress Press FortressPress.com

What Christians Believe

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