Women, church, God: A socio-biblical study

Caleb Rosado

Loma Linda University Press

Lifetime research of Ralph Steinman and John Leonora leading to a theory of hormone-axis-mediated dental cariostasis.

Dentinal Fluid Transport

Clyde Roggenkamp

Eliciting so many emotions of persons coming into contact with rattlesnakes, including fascination, curiosity, awe, and fear, this book showcases the finest research to date by investigators encompassing an enormous breadth of expertise. With 50 original contributions from 98 authorities covering a diverse range of topics, this landmark volume will be looked upon as authoritative for years to come. Provides an update on the history of the study of rattlesnakes, morphological and physiological adaptation and variation, behavior and natural history, properties of their venom, and perhaps most importantly, what should and must be done for the conservation of these wonderful creatures. 98 contributors, 50 chapters, 20 color plates with 92 color images, 214 b/w figures and 92 data table.

Biology of the Rattlesnakes Symposium

Science & Math

Nature & Ecology

Perpetual daily devotional stories written by students, alumni, faculty, and friends of the Loma Linda University School of Medicine. This collective group of authors represents a diversity of ages, life experiences, geographic locations, religions, cultures, and races. Many of their essays vary greatly as they tell of unanswered prayers, answers to simple prayers, and even answers to prayers for the seemingly impossible. How you, the reader, view these reflections will be individualized as well. It is important to note that what these writers have in common is a connection with the School of Medicine in some way, and a real love for and trust in God. What is shared individually by each of them is very personal indeed. Our prayer is that you will find those passages that speak directly to you-that give you hope, inspiration, comfort, new insights, and perhaps a deeper appreciation for this medical school and God's leading of it for the past 100 years. If you are successful in finding any or all of these things within the following pages, then our purpose for compiling this book will have been achieved.

Morning Rounds: Daily Devotional Stories

Donna R. Hadley

Perpetual daily devotional stories written by students, alumni, faculty, and friends of the Loma Linda University School of Medicine. This collective group of authors represents a diversity of ages, life experiences, geographic locations, religions, cultures, and races. Many of their essays vary greatly as they tell of unanswered prayers, answers to simple prayers, and even answers to prayers for the seemingly impossible. It is important to note that what these writers have in common is a connection with the School of Medicine in some way, and a real love for and trust in God. What is shared individually by each of them is very personal indeed. Our prayer is that you will find those passages that speak directly to you-that give you hope, inspiration, comfort, new insights, and perhaps a deeper appreciation for this medical school and God's leading of it for the past 100 years.

Morning Rounds Daily Devotional Stories

Religion & Spirituality

Medicine, Students, Alumni, Faculty and Friends of LLU School of

Worship & Devotion

This book was created for boneheads who occasionally forget numerical tolerances of fracture acceptability, complex classification schemes, and other important and unimportant orthopaedic trivia. For those who like to quote "the literature," this book will enable them to do it with precision. And for those who have to listen to people quoting "the literature," this book will enable them to abort the propagation of erroneous numerical data.

Tolerances: An Orthopaedic Reference Manual

Scott C. Nelson

Montri D. Wongworawat

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It's time to change our ideas about God. Two thousand years ago, Jesus showed us that God's infinite power is matched by his humility; that the success of his Kingdom is defined not by conquering our enemies through force or fear, in the courtroom or on the battlefield, but by our love for them; that the heart of the omnipotent God always serves. Servant God is written by a wide variety of authors, both theologians and lay people. This blend of writers reflects the composition of God's Kingdom—people from different backgrounds and walks of life joining in a common message, bound together by their love for a Person—God revealed in Jesus.

Servant God: The Cosmic Conflict Over God's Trustworthiness

Gregory A. Boyd

Timothy R. Jennings

Larry Ashcraft

Marco Belmonte

Scott Bennett

Cherilyn Clough

Brad Cole

Dorothee Cole

Virginia Davidson

Tom Ewall

Sue Lewis

Mark Merizan

Herb Montgomery

Jean Sheldon

Manuel Silva

A. Loren Smith

Alden L. Thompson

Sigve K. Tonstad

Ken Peterson, Jr.

The second book in the series featuring perpetual daily devotional stories written by students, alumni, faculty, and friends of the Loma Linda University School of Medicine. This collective group of authors represents a diversity of ages, life experiences, geographic locations, religions, cultures, and races. Many of their essays vary greatly as they tell of unanswered prayers, answers to simple prayers, and even answers to prayers for the seemingly impossible. Our prayer is that you will find those passages that speak directly to you-that give you hope, inspiration, comfort, new insights, and perhaps a deeper appreciation for this medical school and God's leading of it for the past 100 years.

Evening Rounds: Daily Devotional Stories

Students Alumni Faculty and Friends of LLU School of Medicine

The second book in the Loma Linda University School of Medicine devotional stories, this perpetual daily devotional is written by students, alumni, faculty, and friends of the Loma Linda University School of Medicine. This collective group of authors represents a diversity of ages, life experiences, geographic locations, religions, cultures, and races. Many of their essays vary greatly as they tell of unanswered prayers, answers to simple prayers, and even answers to prayers for the seemingly impossible. Our prayer is that you will find those passages that speak directly to you-that give you hope, inspiration, comfort, new insights, and perhaps a deeper appreciation for this medical school and God's leading of it for the past 100 years.

It's time to change our ideas about God. Two thousand years ago, Jesus showed us that God's infinite power is matched by his humility; that the success of his Kingdom is defined not by conquering our enemies through force or fear, in the courtroom or on the battlefield, but by our love for them; that the heart of the omnipotent God always serves. 
 Servant God is written by a wide variety of authors, both theologians and lay people. This blend of writers reflects the composition of God's Kingdom people from different backgrounds and walks of life joining in a common message, bound together by their love for a Person God revealed in Jesus.

Jr. Ken Peterson

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