Christine Peters Ordine dei libri

Exploring the impact of religious trauma, this memoir recounts one woman's path to recovery after growing up in a cult. It delves into the emotional, mental, and physical ramifications of being taught to fear God, highlighting how such teachings influence personal choices long after leaving the oppressive environment. Through her story, the author emphasizes the importance of reclaiming free will and the potential for healing by remaining open to new possibilities. It serves as an inspiring guide for anyone seeking to mend their spirit.

Zwei Schwestern erwandern in mehrern Etappen die Quelle ihres Heimatflusses "Lech". Ihr Start ist an der heimischen Kiesbank in Augsburg.

„Tropf auf dem Weg zum Meer“ ist eine Weisheitsgeschichte für Kinder und Erwachsene, die den Weg eines Wassertropfens von der Quelle bis zum Meer in zehn Bildern erzählt. Tropf erlebt Abenteuer, reflektiert über die Verschmutzung seines Flusses und stellt Fragen zu Leben und Tod.

Focusing on the English Reformation, the book examines the shift from Catholicism to Protestantism and its impact on the perception of women and gender roles. It delves into how these religious changes influenced societal views and the implications for women's status during this transformative period in history.