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Healthy Cookbooks: Nutrition for Your Blood Type and Dash Diet

By: Janelle Helgeson

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Healthy Cookbooks: Nutrition for Your Blood Type and Dash Diet

By: Janelle Helgeson

Healthy Cookbooks: Nutrition for Your Blood Type and DASH Diet Healthy Cookbooks is a collection of two different diet plans, the DASH diet and the Blood Type diets. Categories include What is the DASH Diet? DASH Study Daily Nutrient Goals, DASH Diet Guidelines, Exercise and the DASH Diet, Recipes for the DASH Diet including sections on Appetizers, Beverages, Breakfast, Main Dishes, Sides, Salads, Soups and a DASH Diet 5 Day Sample Menu. The second section includes these categories: Blood Type Diet, What the Opposition Says About Blood Type Diets, Blood Types, Blood Type O Diet, Blood Type A Diet, Blood Type B Diet, Blood Type AB Diet, and Blood Type Recipes. The first section is the DASH Diet plan and includes a sampling of these recipes: DASH Spinach Dip, Fresh Mushroom Quesadillas, Peanut Butter and Banana Smoothie, Non Alcoholic Hurricane Punch, Chewy Fruit Bars, Toasted Breakfast Sandwich, and Simple Grilled Chicken.

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Editorial Imagen LLC

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ISBN 10

1631878751

ISBN 13

9781631878756

Pastoral Misconduct

The American Black Church Examined

By: Janelle M. Eliasson-Nannini

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Pastoral Misconduct

The American Black Church Examined

By: Janelle M. Eliasson-Nannini

In the past, clergy malfeasance was mentioned only in passing by group members or adherents. The subject was invisible and those who studied it were often stigmatized as hostile to religion itself. Today clergy misconduct is acknowledged as a social problem with growing conceptual and theoretical implications. In Pastoral Misconduct, Anson Shupe and Janelle M. Eliasson-Nannini argue that the history and traditions of black pastoral leadership, coupled with the close identity of many black congregants with their pastor, congregation, and racial subculture, creates opportunity structures that facilitate predatory behavior. Familiarity and mutual identity frequently leads victims to drop their normal levels of wariness. Major denominations and minor sects have been studied, but this unique study by Shupe and Eliasson-Nannini pursues nuances of pastoral bad behavior in a new context. This book is not a tabloid treatment of the American black church. In fact, the black church becomes the vehicle for a major new sociological development: a theory of clergy misconduct in any minority religion.

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