Jesus and Judas - media show pony and backroom organiser . . . When Mordecai Ben Ruben first meets them, he thinks he has them pegged. But when the hubris of one and the loyalty of the other lead to tragedy and betrayal, Mordy tries to salvage what he can from the wreckage to protect those he's closest to. Our sceptical, and at times scatological, narrator is Mordecai Ben Ruben, a loudmouth Temple priest and dove seller. When the Jesus roadshow arrives in Jerusalem, Mordy has to deal with a big problem: what do you do when your wife and best friend get mixed up in a weird, suicidal religious cult?

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It is one thing to lament the financial pressures put on universities, quite another to face up to the poverty of resources for thinking about what universities should do when they purport to offer a liberal education. In Powers of the Mind, former University of Chicago dean Donald N. Levine enriches those resources by proposing fresh ways to th...

In 1980, Urban Shaman Donna Henes conducted a three-week ritual healing residency with the patients and staff at the Manhattan Psychiatric Center at the invitation of the medical director. Her diary documents the process of this extraordinary project. Her notes and musings explore the realms of sanity, insanity, creativity, and spirituality as they are perceived and handled in many cultures.

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