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Doing good work: using Deming's system of profound knowledge (SoPK) to explore how cognitive dissonance and self-justification influence our work

Creator:

Paul Aganski

Year:

2009

Resource Type:

Unknown

Host Institution:

Atla RIM
God's plan for our work: a series of topical sermons exploring how daily work can be shaped to the dimensions of faith

Creator:

Merritt J Nielson

Year:

2009

Resource Type:

Unknown

Host Institution:

Atla RIM
Neither idleness nor idolness: rediscovering John Calvin and the spirituality of work/life balance in the Reformed tradition

Creator:

David E Gray

Year:

2009

Resource Type:

D.Min. Project

Host Institution:

Atla RIM

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David E Gray1
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Work--Religious aspects--Christianity[remove]3
Religion in the workplace2
Calvin, Jean, 1509-15641
Capitalism--Religious aspects--Christianity1
Christian education of adults1
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English3

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Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary2
Wesley Theological Seminary1

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2009[remove]3

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Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary2
Wesley Theological Seminary1

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Doctor of Ministry1

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Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary2
Wesley Theological Seminary1

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Atla RIM3

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