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The Writers
David Heylings, Formerly Clinical Anatomist, University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK
Stephen Carmichael, Professor Emeritus of Anatomy and Orthopedic Surgery, Mayo Clinic, US
Samuel Leinster, Emeritus Professor of Medical Education, University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK
Janak Saada, Consultant Radiologist, Norfork & Norwich NHS Trusts, UK
Proportions of McMinns Concise Human Anatomy 2nd Edition PDF
- Publisher : CRC Press; 2nd edition (July 31, 2017)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 288 pages
- International Standard Book Number-10 : 1498787746
- International Standard Book Number-13 : 978-1498787741
- Item Weight : 1.01 pounds
- Dimensions : 6.1 x 0.5 x 9.1 inches
Reviews From Customers
R.S.
Prosperity “Gospel”
April 23, 2020
**Christian – please be warned – while this book does have some truth in it, it also has some of the prosperity gospel interwoven into it as well.**
This book was suggested to me by my counselor. I come from childhood trauma. I was emotionally, verbally, and physically abused by my mother. I was emotionally neglected by my father. There was no love in our home. I am now in my early thirties and have since become a Christian, praise be to the LORD God for His saving grace! My life has been transformed by the gospel in the person and work of my Savior, Jesus Christ. I recently discovered that I have C-PTSD as a result of my past trauma. It is extremely difficult to find Christian resources on trauma/abuse, so I desperately wanted to like this book. However, what I found in it was troubling. I’ll only mention a few problems I saw:
1) In chapter 3, the author tries to draw – attachment to our Heavenly Father – from the parable of the prodigal son in Luke 15. This seems like a bit of a stretch, to me, to approach any parable from an “attachment perspective.” Yes, I believe this parable shows the love and forgiveness of the Father, but it’s also a picture of what true repentance looks like and how He delights to save the contrite in spirit.
2) In chapter 4, she says: “We have the power to change our futures.” Only God has that power because He is the one who holds the future in His hands. We don’t write our story. Scripture is clear that it’s already been written, by a sovereign, loving God. We are graciously woven into His story for His purposes and plan.
3) In chapter 7, possibly the most problematic chapter, she says very confusing, troublesome statements like: “Jesus’ body didn’t serve Him; it was Him. Jesus was His body.” ?? “…His life on earth is a love letter to an aching humanity that teaches us how to try softer.” That is not what Christ’s life on earth was for. Jesus’ coming was to save His people from their sins while displaying God’s faithfulness in fulfilling the covenant to His people by sending the promised Messiah and Redeemer. He lived the perfect life we could not, so that His death on the cross, in our place, would be sufficient. He taught us about the kingdom of God and how to live in obedience to the Father and His will…not how to “try softer.” The most concerning statement in the whole book was when she said: “Jesus’ life on earth says, ‘I choose to sacrifice my body so you can honor and pay compassionate attention to yours – this is the length to which I’ll go to love you’.” **This is a prosperity gospel.** (And Jesus never said this.) This says that God doesn’t mean for His children to suffer in our earthly bodies because Jesus did that for us. Jesus did suffer and die the death we deserved, but what she’s saying is opposite to what God’s Word teaches us. Jesus tells us throughout His life on earth to deny ourselves, pick up our cross, and follow Him, which will include suffering for His namesake. He assures us that we will have troubles in this world and that suffering and persecution are included in that. We’re told that we should rejoice in our sufferings because it is only those who share in Christ’s sufferings, that will be glorified with Him when He returns!
Christian, please be careful if you read this book! It is not thoroughly sound in doctrine, portrays a fluffy God, and also teaches a “gospel” contrary to the gospel of Christ Jesus.
“I hope you will put up with a little more of my foolishness. Please bear with me. For I am jealous for you with the jealousy of God himself. I promised you as a pure bride to one husband—Christ. But I fear that somehow your pure and undivided devotion to Christ will be corrupted, just as Eve was deceived by the cunning ways of the serpent. You happily put up with whatever anyone tells you, even if they preach a different Jesus than the one we preach, or a different kind of Spirit than the one you received, or a different kind of gospel than the one you believed.” (2 Corinthians 11:1-4)
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Kristin Vanderlip
A Must Read – This Book Ushers in Hope + Healing
January 10, 2020
I am so grateful to see more and more conversations (and BOOKS!) taking place in the faith community regarding mental health, trauma, therapy, etc. Try Softer fills a much-needed gap, and it does not disappoint! As someone who has dealt with the trauma of losing a child, who has spent over a decade as military spouse in a world at war, who has uncovered childhood trauma, and who has been on my own healing journey — this book felt like a long-lost friend. It was like an open-door invitation into healing and hope with author Aundi Kolber standing there with her arms open wide ready to receive you gently. Ultimately, the author extends to us what our Heavenly Father offers. Kolber interweaves some of her own personal stories and struggles as well as those of her clients (she’s a therapist), but this book really differentiates itself by the wealth of clinical information and expertise Kolber shares. For someone who loves stories and loves information, this book has both!
This book really helped usher in God’s compassion and gentleness into my life and helped me relinquish areas of captivity by finding freedom and rest in “trying softer.” There are treasures in this book that have taken me over a decade to learn as well as new ones I’ve never before u
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