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Matthew 4:25 25 Large crowds from Galilee, the Decapolis, Jerusalem, Judea and the region across the Jordan fol00lowed him (NIV)
Large crowds from all over started following Jesus. They were drawn to Him because so many people were being healed of so many things. As the were healed they would go home and tell others what Jesus had done for them. That brought others to go see Him. As believers, we have all experienced various things Jesus has done for us. Our question is, who have we told and who have we shown? Yes, Jesus touches us for our own benefit but not for that alone. He expects us to share what He does. After Jesus resurrected and went back home to heaven we became His mouth, His hands and His feet. Are we functioning or are we just acting as babies saying give me and do for me? Let us go out into our neighborhoods, our schools, our places of work and even our churches and show and tell. Every one of us has something to tell.

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Monday, July 21, 2008
I know there are programs to do this, but I guess I'm stuck in my old ways. It works for me! But it takes me a while to do all the previews, so I tend to let it run a few months, and then do them all at a go. And because I'm also a great freebie hunter, plus I do buy kits I really like (I think more than 80% of my layouts are from free stuff though) my ring file is now 1 inch thick!! It's my treasure trove :) !
How do you organise your digital kits ?
Last week I posted the wonderful poem by Mother Teresa, and Christie shared with me this lovely layout she made. I just love it! Thanks, Christie!
And here are some layouts by awesome ladies that I must share with you: These first two are by Sarah Belle of the moms of multiples club that she is in. Aren't they absolutely darlings? And Sarah makes awesome kits that she generously shares on her blog, check her blog out here
Here's an awesome layout by Livia who made this layout of her hometown Brazil - breathtaking, isn't it? And finally four layouts by the talented Melinda Staley, see the wonderful and rich details on all her gorgeous layouts!
Thanks ladies for allowing me to share your talents with us, and encouraging me. It really makes me very happy to see layouts made with my templates, you know :P
Anyways I was thinking to make you a quick template by tweaking one of the earlier ones, and then got carried away using it to make a layout for myself. (So far I've always made the layout then the template). It was fast! All done in an hour! So here is my latest layout and a 12 x 12 template for those of you who prefer them. Enjoy!
>Credits: paper by Chere Kaye, alpha by Natalie Braxton, chain, stamped star, and denim star, all from Miss Mint's WildWeekend This template will be available in the store soon
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You're so sweet Yin to share your talent with us yet again! Thank you so much!!ReplyDelete
Ah, I'm a organization freak. And I love to share my opinions so your question made me practically trip over my fingers as I raced to the bottom of your long post to find and click on the "comment" button.ReplyDelete
I have a gazillion kits and miscellaneous freebie elements. I keep kits I like together but make a 2nd copy of the kit and divide it up into several folders.
I have a "backgrounds" folder with subfolders for each color.
I have an "elements" folder with subfolders for a dozen common types of elements (flowers, doodles, corners, tags, journaling, etc).
Since I love to be matchy-matchy with colors in my pages and photos, I go first to the background folder to find the perfect Green (or blue or red or whatever). The file name usually reminds me what kit it came from so I can go look at that kit if I want. Then I go to my "frames" folder to pick a frame. And so on and so on.
I think it works pretty well! Some of my older kits I never use because they're not really my style so I'm starting to delete those kits just to keep the whole collection from getting too large and overwhelming.
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Thank you Yin for another fantastic template. I use ACDSee to organize all of my digital supplies and it works well and is very easy to use.ReplyDelete
Oh I thought I was the only one doing the binder thing, I'm so glad I'm not alone! I know you can buy software to do it for you but I like to see it all together, thumb through it, etc but I thought the "pros" were all using those programs so I'm glad to know someone I admire does it the same way! :) Thanks for the freebie too, I love it but then I always love your stuff!ReplyDelete
I just found you {somehow?} and am so glad I did! Geesh, I wish I could get all my pages printed out! What a wonderful idea. Love your templates.ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing your template and the way that you organize your files.ReplyDelete
Love this template. I'm always looking for templates that have one focal photo and room for lots more so this is great. And I have a free template on my blog for you if you're interested:ReplyDelete
Thanks for the great template, and happy organising! :)ReplyDelete
Aww! Thanks for posting my life poem thing :) All the layouts you shared are awesome and thanks for the new template!ReplyDelete
As for how I organize my digital stash - I kind of do the same thing except I don't print it. I organize everything in iphoto, and I have one album called "previews" that I put every preview into so I can look through them to see what would work with my photos... so, basically the same thing! Although I do love your 3-ring idea!
Organize? What's that? Oh, I remember, that's something I need badly to work on! I do have some previews in a binder, along with the kits backed up on CDs or DVDs stored with them, but mostly I have too many goodies and am clueless as to where and how to find them when I need them. I should have started out doing it the right way, but I didn't, and now I feel swamped.ReplyDelete
BUT thank you so much for another great multi-photo template and for sharing your layout. I really liked it!
Thank you! Each day I think I have too many templates, and I WON'T download any more. And then I see another one from you that I must have, and I start downloading again..... :) Thanks for such great templates!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing your organization ideas. I also love looking at all the layouts other people do with templates. It gives me inspiration in my own layouts. Thanks for your great design style!ReplyDelete
I hope to one day get my digital files organized using Picasa so I can search on colors, types of embellishments, etc. Someday...ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing this template with us. I absolutely LOVE single page layouts that have room for lots of pictures. :-)
Thank you! Your blog post will be advertised on the DigiFree Digital Scrapbooking Freebie search engine today (look for timestamp: 21 Jul [LA 11:00pm] - 22 Jul [NY 01:00am, UK 06:00am, OZ 04:00pm]).ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for your wonderful templates/freebies.ReplyDelete
Love'em !
First of all, thanks for showing my lo... So cool to see it here! ;)
And second: Oooo...I'm jealous of your folder! lol
My stuff is in total chaos! I really have to start organizing it somehow...the problem is that the stash is already so big and I can't find the 'courage' to start organizing... lol
Thank you so much for another great template! I just love your stuff!!!
Here's a link to my latest layout using one of your templates:
Thanks for another template Yin. I'm in aww of your binder. I have forever wondered how to truly organize my stash. I love this idea. It seems so much easier that organizing and tagging things in a program. I think I may just have to give this idea a try. Thanks again.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the Yin Template. I have wanted to locate the YIN person who puts together these templates but off of one site, there was no contact button so I am glad I had the opp today.ReplyDelete
I love all your templates. I like to do many photos on a page and so do you. Thanks for giving me tips on how to do so.
Thank you for the template!ReplyDelete
i have recently been trying to organize my things a little better but have not found the perfect way for me yet-
i have everything in folds- but i think i need to take the organization a step or 2 further- I like the idea of having it printed in a binder - I did this sort of thing with page ideas when i was a paper scrapper i think i might try this
i posted a LO i did recently with a template you made click on my blog link to view it
Thank you so much for the template, Yin. I love it and your layout, too. I use ACDSee to organize my templates and kits. I am finding elements and papers that I had forgotten about. My organizing is a work in progress.ReplyDelete
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I just had to come back in here and thank you profusely for your beautiful multi-photo templates!
They really are so unique + you're so generous to share them.
I've bookmarked your blog-store + will be a constant visitor! :)
I love using my PSE organizer for my papers and elements. I use the "collections" to see my whole kit together and the "tags" to tag each element by item and color. If I want a blue paper, I can click both tags and find one or two that really speak to me and if they are from a kit, I can jump over to the collection to see if there is anything else I want to use from it.ReplyDelete
If I want a frame, I click on that tag and all the different frames come into view.
The nice thing about organizer is that you just highlight your item(s) you want to use and click the edit button at the top to take you to your editor.
Thank you so much for the template - I love using them!
Thank you :) Your new freebie was just listed at Twisted Challenges Freebie ListingReplyDelete
Great idea, and thank you for the template!ReplyDelete
Thanks for another template - I'll be using it soon I'm sure. It's time for my mother's of multiples newsletter (again already) so I've got about 3 LOs done and 4 more to go, and I've used your templates for all of them so far. As soon as I'm all done I'll link you up again.ReplyDelete
Thanks too for the nice comments about my kits - I truly hope that people like them.
Yin, I've never commented before, but I just wanted to tell you that when I see another template from you it makes me really happy! I enjoy your style. And I didn't know you had a shop! Now I do and that's good, too! Thanks.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 23, 2008
I just downloaded a lot of your templates. Thank you so much for sharing your talent. Your layouts are beautiful, too!ReplyDelete
Thank you. I love this one.ReplyDelete
Hello! I just found your blog through some friends, and I have to say I just spent the last 30 minutes downloading all your SWEET templates! Thanks so much for sharing your talent with us!ReplyDelete
Hi, Yin! I really like how you print off everything you have and organize it that way. I organize everything much like Donna does.ReplyDelete
I'm not just trying to flatter you when I tell you how much I love your templates. I've stopped using all other templates, including my own, because yours meet my scrapping needs so precisely. Thank you so much for sharing and for making more available for sale as well. Keep 'em comin! I'm going to buy them all and have me a complete Simply Yin collection! Check out my blog to see my most recent pages. They're ALL Simply Yin templates. :)
I don't have such a great organization method, but it's always fun to see how other people do it. The LOs you shared are lovely and thank you for another wonderful template!ReplyDelete
Hi Yin!ReplyDelete
Me again...
Just to let you know that I've posted a few lo's made with your fab templates on my blog.
- AnonymousJuly 27, 2008
Yin, I just discovered this blog, and I love your templates! Thank you so much for sharing!ReplyDelete
I've just finished up a whole bunch of LOs using your templates - more of those twins again.ReplyDelete
thanks is all I can say!
- AnonymousJuly 28, 2008
Thanks for sharing your organizing technique. I loved your notebook so much I made one of my own and I love it! Your templates are great :)ReplyDelete
Hi gf. I really need to get back into blogging and scrapping again. It's been a strange summer, LOL. Do love this template (as I do all others). And the layouts made from your templates is gorgeous.ReplyDelete
As for organizing.... What is that, LOL.... I actually started a database at one time using the previews of the kits, but it was making the database to large and unstable as it was linking to the pictures. I think Pan was telling me that they can now be embedded and maybe I'll try that again.
i LOVE your layouts! i check back here all the time and use them ALL the time. i tried to create my own but it didnt work out so well, im going to have to rely on you. thanks for sharing them!!!ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for sharing your templates. Such great work!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 29, 2008
I just love these multi-photo templates.ReplyDelete
Until about a month ago, I had NO organization for my digi stuff. I just put everything on CD, without unzipping them, and labeled the CD, usually not in great detail, though. Now every time I unzip a file, I put a copy of the "folder" jpg into a folder. However, I'm thinking I need to print them out like you do, so I can flip through a notebook versus looking at them on the computer. Thanks for your idea!!
- AnonymousJuly 28, 2009
Is this link broken?ReplyDelete


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If you've ever watched that classic 1970s TV series, 'The Good Life', you might have some idea of the work involved in attaining self-sufficiency. As funny and light-hearted as it was, 'The Good Life' offered many insights into the unenviable lot of the vegetable gardener. To its credit, the programme was also willing to cross the line from comedy to tragedy, occasionally playing out a poignant scenario in which the Goods (and probably some of their viewers) ended up in tears. More than once the exhaustion and stress took their toll on those affable Surbiton survivalists.
None of the thirty-or-so episodes ended with 'secateurs at dawn' but we still got the impression that gardening can be seriously demanding. The digging is difficult enough but the subsequent planting is time-consuming and tricky and the ongoing maintenance can overwhelm the unwary. Then there are the weeds, the weather, the wireworm and the slugs. If you've ever tried to grow your own groceries you might have wondered how the horticulturists make it look so easy. Well, they have at least one big advantage over Tom and Barbara: carbon dioxide (CO2) enrichment.
What is CO2 enrichment?
CO2 enrichment is now an established technique for improving the productivity of plants grown in controlled environments. It is used extensively in large-scale greenhouses for cultivating tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers and salad crops. Increasing and maintaining the levels of CO2 in an enclosed growing space is known to enhance growth in some plants; it helps them to flourish and therefore increases yield and profitability. Tests have shown that elevating the CO2 from the atmospheric level of 350ppm to 700ppm (parts per million) may boost production by up to 30%.
Plants develop and grow by a process we know as 'photosynthesis'. This enables them to absorb CO2 and water which they convert into sugars and oxygen using energy from light. These sugars provide the nutrients required for growth, and the oxygen (a by-product) enters the atmosphere where it supports aerobic respiration (breath). We inhale this atmospheric oxygen then exhale it as carbon dioxide which is then absorbed by plants in what is known as a symbiotic relationship. Nearly all of the carbon in plant material originates from this gaseous carbon dioxide in the air.
Horticulturists and greenhouse operators have several methods of generating the CO2 required to supply an enrichment system. In a small space it may be possible to use bottled gas or dry ice, or perhaps a fermentation or decomposition system. However, each of these methods has a few disadvantages when compared to the options available in a larger space. Appropriate solutions for a larger space typically include a gas-fired water heater fuelled by propane, butane or natural gas. When burnt cleanly, these fuels generate the CO2 gas which is then distributed to plants.
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Makeup Artist Grace Chun, just posted up a fabulous beauty gift guide for this holiday season. She has great gift ideas from $10 to $150.
Out of her list, I liked Lash Royalty lashes, Sephora perfume deluxe sampler, and ELF gel liners. Take a peek below!
I'm loving those eyes & lashes!
Tis the season of holiday parties, and excuses to get all dolled up. I'm loving the sexy cat eye look everyone is doing this fall/holiday season. I'll have to re-create this look with a tad bit less eyeliner, but definitely some false lashes! I'll have to stop by and check out the selection on Lash Royalty.
Hilarious Youtube Must Watch Video Of The Day
Warning: The subject matter of this video is very serious, and I acknowledge that. On the other hand, the boy is sporadically dancing and making funny hand gestures like Lady Gaga. Now that part is hilarious! It starts at about the 2o second mark.
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On my days off, I love perusing the aisles of Barnes & Nobles for some good reads. The magazine aisle is section, with hundreds of hidden gems.
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(CNN) - It seems at this point to be an honest mistake.
That's what a source tells CNN's Michelle Kosinski about Tuesday's security breach that resulted in a White House lockdown.
(CNN) - Charlie Crist's bid to return to the Florida governor's office in Tallahassee may take him through Havana.
The former Republican governor of Florida, now running as a Democrat for his old office, is considering a trip to Cuba this summer, according to his campaign. Such a visit to the communist island nation, which is Florida's neighbor to the south, would have been unheard of by a statewide politician a few years ago.
(CNN) - Sen. Rand Paul's unconventional style in politics apparently extends to his wardrobe, as well.
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Washington (CNN) – Martin O'Malley will mingle with a handful of early primary state power brokers next week at a closed-door Washington fundraiser for a top South Carolina Democrat.
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Washington (CNN) - When it came to spreading the word about the government's alarming new report on climate change, senior advisers to President Obama thought who better to talk about extreme weather forecasts than meteorologists.
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Senator Amy Klobuchar, D-Minnesota, talks on "New Day" about the role the U.S. can play in helping to find over 200 missing girls in Nigeria.
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Rep. Carolyn Maloney, Democrat of New York, has pushed the idea of a national women's museum for over 17 years. Her bill to trigger the first step, a museum commission, has passed the House and Senate before, but during separate sessions of Congress. In each case a Democratic majority in one chamber approved the museum commission but Republicans in the other blocked it.
(CNN) - With Hillary Clinton becoming a grandmother, Sarah Palin argued the former secretary of state will likely reconsider her position on abortion rights.
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Charlotte, North Carolina (CNN) - Republicans avoided a major headache on Tuesday night when Thom Tillis, the North Carolina house speaker and establishment favorite, won the Republican Senate nomination outright, dodging a protracted summer runoff fight against a grassroots-backed opponent.
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Astronomy and Calendars
In the 6th century B.C. the scribes of Enuma Anu Enlil were a group of men at the Babylonian court who were experts in astronomy and astrology. Texts refer to this group of scribes, but we do not know exactly who they were, what they did and how they were trained. However, for hundreds of years the scribes kept accurate records of natural events on the earth and in the sky in order to predict the future.
Sumerian astronomy was primitive compared to later Babylonian standards. Babylonian clay tablets that have survived since the dawn of civilization in the Mesopotamian region – record the earliest total solar eclipse seen in Ugarit on May 3, 1375 BC.
Zodiac – Astronomers recognized and cataloged the brightest stars, outlined a rudimentary set of Zodiacal constellations, and noted the movements of the five visible planets (Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn), as well as the Sun and Moon amongst the stars of the Zodiac.
Sumerians also developed a rudimentary system of astrological divination for use in foreseeing the future of city-states and battles, but not for predicting personal futures.
The month began at sunset, with the first visible (thinnest) crescent of the New Moon, which is visible about 18 hours after conjunction or about 36 hours after the disappearance of the Old Moon's thinnest crescent, (under certain circumstances this can be as short as 22 to 24 hours after disappearance of the Old Moon, with a clear western horizon).
Lunar Calendar
The lunar calendar was synchronized with the solar year (the seasons) by intercalation of a leap month every few years.
The Sumerians of Babylon were probably the first people to make a calendar. They used the phases of the moon, counting 12 lunar months as a year. To make up for the difference between this year and the year of the seasons, they inserted an extra month in the calendar about every four years.
The early Egyptians, Greeks, and Semitic peoples copied this calendar. Later the Egyptians worked out a calendar that corresponded almost exactly to the seasons.
The early Romans also used a calendar based on the moon. The year in this calendar was 355 days long. The months corresponding to March, May, July, and October each had 31 days; February had 28 days; and the rest had 29. An extra month was added about every fourth year.
The high priest regulated the calendar. On the calends, or day of the new moon, he announced to the people the times of the nones (first quarter) and ides (full moon) for that month. The word calendar is from the Latin word kalendae.
The priests, however, performed their calendar-keeping duties poorly, and by Julius Caesar's time they had summer months coming in the spring. Caesar corrected this situation in 46 in the Julian calendar. He adopted the plan of the Egyptian astronomer Sosigenes's 365-day year, with one day added every fourth, or leap year. He distributed the extra ten days among the 29-day months, making them identicalwith the months today.
In ancient Sumer there were two "seasons" in the Sumerian year – a "summer" season Emesh which began on the Vernal Equinox – and a "winter" season, Enten, which began on the Autumnal Equinox. New Year's day was an important holiday (when the sacred marriage rite was performed).
This was celebrated around the Vernal Equinox, depending on the synchronization of the lunar and solar calendars.
The new year and month would begin on the first New Moon, after the completion of the old lunar year.
The day began and ended at sunset and contained twelve hours.
It is important to note the similarity of the old Sumerian calendar and the Hebrew calendar, including the timing of the Hebrew Passover (around the same time as the Sumerian New Year), and the beginning of the Hebrew Sabbath (at sundown).
Julius Caesar's correction of one day in four years – 1/4 day, or six hours, a year – made the calendar year longer than the year of the seasons. Thus anniversaries began coming earlier and earlier in the year. In 1582 the vernal equinox, or beginning of spring, occurred on March 11 instead of the correct date, March 21.
Pope Gregory XIII remedied this by directing that ten days be dropped from the calendar and that the day after Oct. 4, 1582, should be October 15. He also directed that three times in every 400 years the leap-year arrangement should be omitted.
The new calendar was called the Gregorian, or New Style (N.S.), calendar. It was adopted by Roman Catholic countries, but Protestant and Eastern Orthodox countries long continued to use the Old Style (O.S.), or Julian, calendar. The new calendar was not adopted in England until 1752, when it was necessary to drop 11 days. The Eastern Orthodox church accepted the New Style in 1923, when 13 days were "lost." The Chinese had adopted it in 1912.
Another reform that the Gregorian calendar affected was general adoption of January 1 as the beginning of the year. Until then some nations began it with December 25, others with January 1 or March 25 – as England did before 1752.
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The EB-5 program is under attack, and came precipitously close to being revamped in a manner that would have created unreasonable compliance obligations on regional centers. There is concern about certain abuses and wrongdoing by some bad actors that, rightfully, have become very public. Not surprisingly, instilling "integrity" into the EB-5 program is the battle cry from Capitol Hill.
Many of the presently-proposed goals of EB-5 program reform are laudable and appropriate. Others are based upon a cry for change that may lead to more, possibly unnecessary regulation that could have a chilling effect on the industry and create regulatory ambiguity.
Every single act of wrongdoing by bad actors in the EB-5 industry discovered and prosecuted to date reveal that sufficient and effective laws, rules and regulations are already in place to punish wrongdoers (See Section 17(a) of the Securities Act of 1933, which prohibits fraud or misrepresentations in the offer of sale of securities). For example, if a project principal diverts EB-5 funds for personal use or to an unauthorized project, such as in SEC v. A Chicago Convention Center, et al, SEC. v. Lee, et. al and SEC v. Ramirez, et al, plenty of laws and common law remedies exist to punish such fraud (See Rule 10b-5 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, which makes it unlawful to directly or indirectly employ any device, scheme or artifice to defraud; make false statements or omit material information or; otherwise conduct operations that would deceive or defraud any person in connection with the purchase or sale of a security). If an offering document contains material misstatements or omissions, the existing SEC laws regulate such activities and provide sufficient remedies for such abuses (See Section 17(a) of the Securities Act of 1933).
In the end, the integrity concerns that have assaulted the industry may be based on a lack of clarity regarding the nature and role of regional centers. That is where the compliance conundrum begins.
At its simplest, a regional center is an economic unit authorized by USCIS to conduct economic activity that will promote economic growth within the geographic area designated by USCIS. The main benefit of locating a project within a regional center is the ability to count indirect as well as direct jobs to meet the minimum job creation requirement.
When the regional center itself, or an affiliate, owns and controls the job creating entity, the new compliance issues proposed in the "American Job Creation and Investment Promotion Reform Act of 2015" introduced by U.S. senators Leahy and Grassley (the "Leahy/Grassley Bill") would seem less problematic. But what if the regional center sponsors, contracts with or rents its regional center status to an unaffiliated new commercial enterprise (NCE)? What degree of oversight and control should the regional center exercise over the activities of the unaffiliated NCE? What liability should the "rent-a-center" incur for the misdeeds of the NCE to which it rents its status? Many are divided on the answers to these questions.
Certainly the lack of appreciation by some EB-5 professionals regarding the applicability of securities laws to the EB-5 program, greed on the part of various EB-5 participants (including project sponsors, regional centers, migration agents and immigration attorneys), and failure by the SEC to more actively regulate the EB-5 industry until the Chicago case forced the SEC to become aggressive in its enforcement outlook bred noncompliance under the EB-5 program. However, the new integrity bill may take matters too far by trying to impose "issuer liability" on a regional center even when it does not control or affiliate with the NCE. In the typical EB-5 loan model deal, the NCE is the entity that pools the EB-5 investment funds and is the issuer or seller of the securities to the EB-5 investors. Once the EB-5 funds are available for investment, the NCE makes a loan to the job creating entity. As the issuer of the securities, the NCE and its controlling persons would generally bear any liability for any material omission or misstatement in connection with an offering. The fundamental test for materiality is whether there is a substantial likelihood that a reasonable investor would consider the misstatement or omission important in deciding whether or not to purchase or sell a security (Basic Inc. v. Levinson, 485 U.S. 224). As the U.S. Supreme Court stated in Basic, "there must be a substantial likelihood that the disclosure of the omitted fact would have been viewed by the reasonable investor as having significantly altered the 'total mix' of information made available."
If the regional center or its controlled affiliate is the issuer, then in such case the regional center should bear the liability for the harm. If, on the other hand, the regional center is not the issuer, is not affiliated with the issuer or does not otherwise control the issuer, the Leahy/Grassley bill would have imposed or imputed such "issuer liability" to the "rent-a-center." How? Because the regional center would have been required to issue a certificate affirming that the offering complied with applicable securities laws. Specifically, both the Leahy/Grassley bill and the recently introduced "EB-5 Integrity Act of 2015" provide that a regional center must annually reissue a certification affirming, among other things, that—
"(bb) to the best of the certifier's knowledge, after a due diligence investigation, all [. . .] offers, purchases, and sales of securities or the provision of investment advice complied with the securities laws of the United States and the securities laws of any State in which the offer, purchase, or sale of securities was conducted, or the issuer of securities was located, or the investment advice was provided [.]" (EB-5 Integrity Act of 2015, S. 2415, 114th Cong. 32-33 (2015).
But what would it take for a certifier to become sufficiently capable of and comfortable with providing such certification? Giving a certificate that essentially "blesses" an offering is not a matter to be taken lightly. Would prudence not dictate that the certifier seek and rely on a legal opinion? But what lawyer would give a legal opinion on such a matter without insisting on customary carve-outs and other qualifications—such as to matters that the lawyer has not and may never be able to verify without conducting exhaustive, expensive and time-consuming due diligence? Would any such investigation lead to the discovery of any material omissions, misstatements or outright fraud?
The problem is that the determination of materiality is a mixed question of law and fact, and the SEC has made clear that there is no bright-line quantitative test for materiality. Placing the burden of making such discovery on a regional center that has no affiliation with or control over the NCE appears misplaced and unfair, and should not be the law. Let the issuer bear that responsibility alone, absent collusion or other facts that would make the regional center complicit.


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Theatre and Migration - Astrágali in Nicosia
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Lives and words of migrants in Theatre
After the presentation of the project HOST (Hospitality Otherness Society Theatre) at the Paisiello Theatre in Lecce last September, both the University of Salento, leader of the project and Astragali Teatro, artistic director of the project, have made a stop in Nicosia with the organisation of the first advanced theatre training workshop and the beginning of the first phase of fieldwork.
It is no coincidence that Cyprus, the largest island of the Eastern Mediterranean, divided since 1974 by the so-called 'green line' between the Turkish and the Greek Cypriot parts, is a place where migration appears almost as a destiny and a condition. There is another painful, internal division. On the one hand, over half a million Cypriots have left to settle in the UK, and on the other hand, the Island has become the focal point of migration flows between Europe, Asia and Africa.
The dynamics of migration in the concrete lives of men and women migrants, one of the project's main themes is also the red line along which the international workshop in Nicosia was developed by Astragali Teatro and a scientific team coordinated by Mario Longo, Professor of Sociology and research director at the University of Salento. After a first public presentation of the project revolving around the words wall / foreigner / otherness, the team of researchers began to collect data, do interviews with those who have experienced the phenomenon of emigration or immigration. This resulted in a bulk of biographies of utmost importance to help understand dynamics, such as migration, that are in constant motion and evolution.
Led by Fabio Tolledi, the laboratory of advanced theatre training was held at the headquarters of Satiriko Theatre in Nicosia, partners of the project, with the participation of more than twenty young artists and theatre students. The participants shared their experiences and knowledge on migrant conditions in Cyprus and this made the workshop even more significant.
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The project will now travel to Spain and Cadiz in November and then, to Greece and Patras in December.


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Stanley Hauerwas Reading Room
Note: this content was originally curated by Arnold Neufeldt-Fast and is no longer being maintained. Some links may not work. Content posted for archival purposes only.
This page is designed to help make writings on and by the theologian and ethicist Stanley Hauerwas available to those without easy access to a theological library. Most links connect you to scanned, published books and articles made available by Google Books (often 75% of content). Importantly, Google Books allows you to search within a volume and also across volumes (rather than across the entire WWW).
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The resources below complement and go beyond the other available lists such as: Hauerwas - collected online writings (typically church press), and the similar collection of links gathered on Andrew Goddard's Stanley Hauerwas Page.
Primary Sources
Books by Stanley Hauerwas
- The Hauerwas Reader. John Berkman, Michael G. Cartwright, eds. Duke, 2001.
- Dispatches from the Front: Theological Engagements with the Secular. Duke, 1995.
- Wilderness Wanderings: Probing Twentieth-Century Theology and Philosophy. Revised ed. Westview, 1998.
- Naming the Silences: God, Medicine, and the Problem of Suffering. Continuum, 2004 (and copy).
- (with William H. Willimon). Preaching to Strangers: Evangelism in Today`s World. Westminster John Knox, 1992.
- (with John Swinton, ed.). Critical Reflections on Stanley Hauerwas` Theology of Disability: Disabling Society, Enabling Theology. Haworth, 2005.
Articles by Stanley Hauerwas
- Forward (with D. Stephen Long) , in: Paul Ramsey, Basic Christian Ethics. Westminster John Knox, 1993. Pp. xiii-xxix.
- Captured in Time: Friendship and Aging (with Laura Yordy), in: Growing Old in Christ. S. Hauerwas, C. Bailey Stoneking, and K. G. Meador, eds. Eerdmans, 2003. Pp. 169-184.
- The Ethics of Population and Pollution, The Cresset, Vol. XXXIII, No. 9 (September 1970). Pp. 5.
- Problematics of a "Christian College", The Cresset, Vol. XXXIV, No. 7 (May 1971). Pp. 4.
- The Humanity of the Divine, The Cresset, Vol. XXXV, No. 8 (June 1972). Pp. 3.
Love and Marriage: A Wedding Sermon
1Cor. 13 and John 15:5-17, The Cresset, Vol. XL, No. 8 (June 1977).
- Christian Ethics in Jewish Terms: A Response to David Novak, in: Christianity in Jewish Terms. T. Frymer-Kensky et al., eds. Westview Press, 2002. Pp. 135-140 (also copy).
- Clerical Character: Reflecting on Ministerial Morality, Word and World, Vol. 6, No. 2 (1986), pp. 181-193.
- The Limits of Care: Burnout as an Ecclesial Issue (with William Willimon), Word and World, Vol. 10, No. 3 (1990), pp. 247-253.
- The Chief End of all Flesh (with John Berkman). Theology Today, Vol. 49, No. 2 (July 1992), pp. 196-208.
- On Doctrine and Ethics, in: The Cambridge Companion to Christian Doctrine. Colin E. Gunton, ed. Cambridge, 1997. Ch. 2, pp. 21-40 (see also copy).
- Christian Care of the Retarded, Theology Today, Vol. 30, No. 2 (July 1973), pp. 130-137.
- The Kingdom of God: An Ecclesial Space for Peace (with Mark Sherwindt). Word and World, Vol. 2, No. 2 (1982), pp. 127-136.
- Will the Real Sectarian Please Stand Up?, Theology Today, Vol. 44, No. 1 (April 1987), pp. 87-94 (also response).
- The Gesture of a Truthful Story, Theology Today, Vol. 42, No. 2 (1985), pp. 181-189.
- Knowing How to Go On When You Do Not Know Where You Are: A Response to John Cobb, Jr., Theology Today, Vol. 51, No. 4 (1995), pp. 563-569 (a response to Cobb and by Cobb).
- On Being a Christian and an American, in: Meaning and Modernity: Religion, Polity, and Self. Richard Madsen, ed. University of California Press, 2001. Ch. 13, pp. 224-235.
- Why Did Jesus Have to Die?: An Attempt to Cross the Barrier of Age. The Princeton Seminary Bulletin, Vol. 28 No. 2 (2007), pp. 181ff. (also copy).
- Abortion, Theologically Understood. Taskforce of United Methodists on Abortion and Sexuality, 1991.
- The Church and the Mentally Handicapped: A Continuing Challenge to the Imagination, in: Critical Reflections on Stanley Hauerwas` Theology of Disability: Disabling Society, Enabling Theology. S. Hauerwas and John Swinton, ed. Haworth Press, 2005. Ch. 3, pp. 53-62 (also copy).
- Pacifism: Some Philosophical Considerations (and copy), in: A Textbook of Christian Ethics. 3rd ed. Robin Gill, ed. Continuum, 2006. Ch. 18, pp. 250-255.
- Pharaoh`s Hardened Heart: Some Christian Readings. The Journal of Christian Reasoning, No. 2.2 (September 2002); see also responses.
- Why Truthfulness Requires Forgiveness: A Commencement Address for Graduates of a College of the Church of the Second Chance, in: Dispatches from the Front: Theological Engagements with the Secular. Duke, 1995, pp. 80-90 (and copy).
- Finite Care in a World of Infinite Need Samford University, June 2008. Pp. 11.
- Must a Patient be a Person to be a Patient? Or, My Uncle Charlie is not much of a Person, but he is still my Uncle Charlie, in: Critical Reflections on Stanley Hauerwas` Theology of Disability: Disabling Society, Enabling Theology. S. Hauerwas and J. Swinton, eds. Haworth Press, 2005. Ch. 6, pp. 113-120 (and copy).
- Peacemaking: the Virtue of the Church, in: Doing Right and Being Good: Catholic and Protestant Readings in Christian Ethics. D.O. Ahearn, P.R. Gathje, eds. Liturgical Press, 2005. Ch. 5, pp. 25-32.
- Dietrich Bonhoeffer on Truth and Politics. Reflections: Center for Theological Inquiry, Vol. 6 (2002); also video lecture, and interview with Homiletics Online).
- Dietrich Bonhoeffer`s Political Theology, Conrad Grebel Review, Vol. 20, No. 3 (2002), pp. 17-39 (and responses).
- The Moral Authority of Scripture, in: From Christ to the World: Introductory Readings in Christian Ethics. W.G. Boulton, T.D. Kennedy, A. Verhey, eds. Eerdmans, 1994. Ch. 7, pp. 33-50.
- A Christian Response to Violence, in: In the Aftermath: What September 11 is Teaching Us about Our World, Our Faith & Ourselves. James Taylor, ed. Wood Lake, 2002. Ch. 2, pp. 35-47.
- September 11, 2001: A Pacifist Response, in: Walking with God in a Fragile World. J.R. Langford, L.S. Rouner, eds. Rowman & Littlefield, 2002. Ch. XI, pp. 121-130 (also copy).
- No Enemy, No Christianity: Theology and Preaching Between "Worlds", in: The Future of Theology: Essays in Honor of Jürgen Moltmann. M. Volf et al., eds. Eerdmans, 1996. Pp. 26-34.
- Practicing Patience: How Christians Should Be Sick (with Charles Pinchas), in On Moral Medicine: Theological Perspectives in Medical Ethics. 2nd ed. S.E. Lammers and A. Verhey, eds. Eerdmans, 1998. Ch. 50, pp. 364-372 (also copy).
- Authority and the Profession of Medicine, in: Responsibility in Health Care. George J. Agich, ed. Springer, 1982. Pp. 83-104.
- On Keeping Theological Ethics Theological, in: From Christ to the World: Introductory Readings in Christian Ethics. W.G. Boulton, T.D. Kennedy, A. Verhey, eds. Eerdmans, 1994. Ch. 23, pp. 130-144 (also copy).
- Sinsick, in: Sin, Death, and the Devil. C.E. Braaten, R.W. Jenson, eds. Eerdmans, 2000. Pp. 7-21.
- Reading Yoder Down Under, in: Faith and Freedom: Christian Ethics in a Pluralist Culture. D. Neville, P. Matthews, eds. Australian Theological Forum, 2003. Pp. 170-174.
- Salvation and Health: Why Medicine needs the Church, in: On Moral Medicine: Theological Perspectives in Medical Ethics. S.E. Lammers and A. Verhey, eds. 2nd ed. Eerdmans, 1998. Ch. 11, pp. 72-83 (also copy).
- (Interview) Stanley Hauerwas and Samuel Wells: Theological Ethics, in: God`s Advocates: Christian Thinkers in Conversation. Rupert Shortt. Eerdmans, 2005. Pp. 175-193 (also copy).
- Catholic Social Teaching (with Jana Bennett), in: The Oxford Handbook of Theological Ethics. G. Meilaender and W. Werpehowski, eds. Oxford, 2005. Ch. 30, pp. 520-537 (also copy).
- Pro Ecclesia, Pro Texana: Schooling the Heart in the Heart of Texas, in: The Schooled Heart: Moral Formation in American Higher Education. M.D. Beaty and D.V. Henry, eds. Baylor, 2007. Ch. 4, pp. 103-114 (see also copy; video lecture).
- Confessions of a Mennonite Camp Follower, Mennonite Quarterly Reviews, Vol. LXXIV, No. 4 (October 2000).
- Christological Pacifism (n.d). Pp. 2.
- Lecture on America, Milan, Italy, February 19, 2008. Pp. 12.
- Suffering the Retarded: Should we Prevent Retardation?, in: Critical Reflections on Stanley Hauerwas` Theology of Disability: Disabling Society, Enabling Theology. S. Hauerwas and J. Swinton, eds. Haworth Press, 2005, ch. 5, pp. 87-106 (and copy).
- Seeing Darkness, Hearing Silence: Augustine`s Account of Evil, in: Naming Evil, Judging Evil. Ruth W. Grant, ed. University of Chicago, 2006. Ch. 2, pp. 35-54.
- Democratic Time: Lessons Learned from Yoder and Wolin, Cross Currents, Vol. 55, No. 4 (Winter 2005-06).
- The Community Story of Israel and Jesus, in: Scripture and Ethics: Twentieth-century Portraits. Jeffrey S. Siker, ed. Oxford, 1997. Ch. 6, pp. 97-125.
- The End of Religious Pluralism: A Tribute to David Burrell, in: Democracy and the New Religious Pluralism. T.F. Banchoff, ed. Oxford, 2007. Pp. 283-301.
- (with Charles Pinches). Virtue Christianity Considered. In: M. Beaty, et al., eds. Christian Theism and Moral Philosophy. Mercer, 1998. Pp. 286-304.
- Epilogue: A Pacifist`s Response to the Bishops, in: Paul Ramsey, Speak Up for Just War Or Pacifism: A Critique of the United Methodist Bishops` Pastoral Letter "In Defence of Creation". Penn State Press, 1988. Pp. 149-182.
- Worship, Evangelism, Ethics: On Eliminating the "And", in: The Study of Evangelism: Exploring a Missional Practice of the Church. P.W. Chilcote, L.C. Warner, eds. Eerdmans, 2008. Ch. 14, pp. 205-214.
- Response: Where would I be without Friends?, in: Faithfulness and Fortitude: Conversations with the Theological Ethics of Stanley Hauerwas. Mark Nation, Samuel Wells, eds. Continuum, 2000. Ch. 14, pp. 313-332.
- "Theology and the New American Culture: A Problematic Relationship," The Review of Politics 34, no. 4 (1972): 71–90.
- (with J. Alexander Sider) "The Distinctiveness of Christian Ethics: Review of John Colwell, Living the Christian Story, 2001," International Journal of Systematic Theology 5 (2003): 225-233.
- "Inherent Rights, Disability and the Justice of God," ABC Religion and Ethics, May 30, 2011.
- See the large collection of other (more popular) articles by Hauerwas on the WWW: Hauerwas: Collected Online Articles, Interviews and Resources, and the similar collection of links gathered on Andrew Goddard's Stanley Hauerwas Page.
Hauerwas: Podcasts, YouTube, Other
- Hauerwas on Theology: Medicine, Death, and the Christian Community. 2003 Emergent Convention.
- Dietrich Bonhoeffer on Truth and Politics. Burke Lectures, February, 2008 (YouTube; 59 minutes; also text).
- Dietrich Bonhoeffer On Lying - Reflections on America. Calvin College, Jan. 2003 (Audio lecture, 61 minutes; requires RealAudio player)
- On Ending Religious Pluralism. Boston College, February 2006 (59 minutes).
- "'Duke University Office Hours' with Stanley Hauerwas on the Life of a Theologian," May 7, 2010 (YouTube; 58:48)
- Hauerwas on Voting; n.d.
- Jesus Radicals Iconocast interview with Hauerwas. October, 2010.
- "Religious Speech in Public Discourse,"(Duke University Video; 4:44)
- On His Evangelicals Audience (YouTube; 3 min, 13 sec)
- What Only the Church Can Do (YouTube; 9 min, 57 sec)
- On Jürgen Moltmann (YouTube; 3:09)
- On Reinhold Niebuhr (YouTube; 1:20)
- On Prayer (YouTube, 2:02)
- On Alzheimer's (YouTube, 2:02)
Secondary Sources
Books on Stanley Hauerwas
- Getz, Andrew. The Role of Christian Faith in Public Moral Discourse: A Comparison of Selected Works from H. Tristram Engelhardt, Jr., Stanley Hauerwas, and Richard A. McCormick. Ph.D. thesis, Duquesne University, 2005.
- Gong, Liren. Christian Discipleship Today: A Study of the Ethics of the Kingdom in the Theologies of Stanley Hauerwas and Jon Sobrino. Ph.D. thesis, University of Glasgow, 1994 (free download; registration with British Library required; EThOS persistent ID: uk.bl.ethos.388188).
- Nation, Mark and Samuel Wells, eds. Faithfulness and Fortitude: Conversations with the Theological Ethics of Stanley Hauerwas. Continuum, 2000.
- Rommel, Birgit. Ekklesiologie und Ethik bei Stanley Hauerwas: Von der Bedeutung der Kirche für die Rede von Gott. LIT Verlag, 2003.
- Smith, R. Scott. Virtue Ethics and Moral Knowledge: Philosophy of Language After MacIntyre and Hauerwas. Ashgate, 2003.
- Swinton, John, ed. Critical Reflections on Stanley Hauerwas` Theology of Disability: Disabling Society, Enabling Theology. Haworth, 2005 (primary and secondary materials).
- Thomson, John B. The Ecclesiology of Stanley Hauerwas: A Christian Theology of Liberation. Ashgate, 2003. Also: The Ecclesiology of Stanley Hauerwas as a Distinctively Christian Theology of Liberation (1970-2000). Ph.D. thesis, University of Nottingham, 2001 (free download; registration with British Library required; EThOS persistent ID: uk.bl.ethos.364394).
- Wells, Samuel M. B. How the Church Performs Jesus' Story: Improvising on the Theological Ethics of Stanley Hauerwas. Ph.D. thesis, University of Durham, 1995 (free download; registration with British Library required; EThOS persistent ID: uk.bl.ethos.296209).
Articles, Chapters on Stanley Hauerwas
- Bain-Selbo, Eric. Democracy and Tradition: Finding Common Ground Between Hauerwas' Traditionalism and Rorty's Liberalism, Journal of Religion & Society, Vol. 7 (2005). Pp. 8.
- Doak, Mary. A Narrative Theological Ethics: Stanley Hauerwas, in: Reclaiming Narrative for Public Theology. SUNY, 2004. Pp. 126-144.
- Doerksen, Paul. The Church is an Ethic: Ecclesiology and Social Ethics in the Theological Ethics of Stanley Hauerwas. MTS Thesis, Conrad Grebel University College, Waterloo, ON, 1999 (pdf).
- Fergusson, David. Ecclesial Ethics: Stanley Hauerwas, in: Community, Liberalism, and Christian Ethics. Cambridge, 1998. Ch. 3, pp. 48-79.
Gay, Douglas C. "The Epistemological, Ethical and Political Priority of the Church: The Post-Christendom Ecclesiology of Stanley Hauerwas," A Practical Theology of Church and World:
Ecclesiology and Social Vision in 20th Century Scotland. Ph.D. Thesis, University of Edinburgh, 2006. Ch. 1, pp. 8-60 (pdf.).
- Gunton, Colin E. The Church as a School of Virtue? Human Formation in Trinitarian Framework (written for Hauerwas Festschrift), in: Intellect and Action: Elucidations on Christian Theology and the Life of Faith. Continuum, 2005. Ch. 6, pp. 101-120.
- Hays, Richard B. Stanley Hauerwas: Character Shaped by Tradition, in: Moral Vision of the New Testament: Community, Cross, New Creation: a Contemporary Introduction to New Testament Ethics. Continuum, 1997. Pp. 253-266.
- Horrell, David. "Stanley Hauerwas's Ecclesial Ethics," Solidarity an Difference: A Contemporary Reading of Paul's Ethics. Continuum, 2005. Pp. 63-82.
- Logan, J.S. Mining Stanley Hauerwas: Foundations for a Christian Social Ethics of Good Punishment, in: Good Punishment?: Christian Moral Practice and U.S. Imprisonment. Eerdmans, 2007. Ch. 4, pp. 143-174.
- Mathewes, Charles T. Appreciating Hauerwas: One Hand Clapping, in: Anglican Theological Review, Spring 2000.
- McKenny, Gerald P. Medicine and the Reconciling Community [Hauerwas], in: To Relieve the Human Condition: Bioethics, Technology, and the Body. SUNY, 1997. Ch. 6, pp. 147-183.
- Pecknold, C.C. Democracy and the Politics of the Word. Stout and Hauerwas on Democracy and Scripture, Scottish Journal of Theology 59:2 (April 2006). Pp. 10.
- Reimer, A. James. Hauerwas: Why I'm a Reluctant Convert to his Theology, Conrad Grebel Review, Vol. 20, No. 3 (Fall 2002), pp. 5-16.
- Reinders, Hans. The Meaning of Sanctification: Stanley Hauerwas on Christian Identity and Moral Judgment, in: Does Religion Matter Morally? The Critical Reappraisal of the Thesis of Morality`s Independence from Religion. A. W. Musschenga, ed. Peeters, 1995. Ch. 6, pp. 141-171 (with response by A. van den Beld).
- Rudman, Stanley. A Communicative Ethic: Hauerwas and Habermas, in: Concepts of Person and Christian Ethics. Cambridge, 1997. Ch. 11, pp. 227-256.
- Ruprecht, Louis A. After Christendom? On Distorted Theological Narratives [on Hauerwas], in: Afterwords: Hellenism, Modernism, and the Myth of Decadence. SUNY, 1996. Ch. 4, pp. 127-162.
- Schlögel, Herbert. Una, sancta, apostolica...et ethica? Sozialethisch-ekkesiologische Einmischungen nach Stanley Hauerwas, in: Kirche - Moral - Spiritualität. LIT, 2001. Pp. 57-70.
- Stackhouse, Max L. In the Company of Hauerwas, Journal for Christian Theological Research. Vol. 2, No. 1 (1997).
- Stone, Ronald H. Resurgent Pacifist Attack on Realism [on Hauerwas], in: Prophetic Realism: Beyond Militarism and Pacifism in an Age of Terror. Continuum, 2005. Ch. 9, pp. 122-131.
- Stout, Jeffrey. Virtue and the Way of the World (on Hauerwas), in: Democracy and Tradition. Princeton, 2004. Ch. 6, pp. 140-161 (also copy).
- Thompson, Christopher J. Appeals to Augustine in Hauerwas and David Burrell, in: Christian Doctrine, Christian Identity: Augustine and the Narratives of Character. University Press of America, 1999. Ch. 2, pp. 37-53.
- Tubbs, James B. Stanley Hauerwas: Character, Vision and Narrative in Moral Life, in: Christian Theology and Medical Ethics: Four Contemporary Approaches. Springer, 1996. Ch. 4, pp. 96-129.
- Werpehowski, William. Politics, Creation and Conversion [on Hauerwas`s ethics], in: American Protestant Ethics and the Legacy of H. Richard Niebuhr. Georgetown University, 2002. Ch. 6, pp. 95-118.
- Wood, Laurence W. Stanley Hauerwas and Narrative Theology, in: Theology as History and Hermeneutics: A Post-critical Conversation Theology. Emeth, 2005. Pp. 158-172 (also copy).
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- Theological Journals Search (theological journals for which full text is freely available on the Internet).
- See Tyndale's eJournal Database -find full-text articles on and by Stanley Hauerwas-- for Tyndale students and faculty only. (Choose EBSCOhost database; log in; choose "EBSCOhost" and then "All" databases; over 170 full-text theological journals available to you from home; for a few additional journals, go back to Tyndale Journal Database and choose the ProQuest Religion or JSTOR databases).