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Jesus Christ, the most effective communicator the world has known, built His communication style on the use of the question. Scripture records hundreds of questions asked by Jesus. Most were never answered.

Unlocking Belief is a chronological journey through Jesus' life and ministry, stopping along the way to answer timeless questions Jesus asks. The study includes eight chapters, seven study guides, and eleven opportunities to answer these pivotal questions. In answering, we learn much about our own hearts, yet more about the heart of the One who questions....

The Economics of Banking describes and explains the behaviour of banks by examining trends and operations in banking within a mathematically accessible microeconomic framework. This new 3^rd edition has been fully revised and updated to reflect the major changes that have taken place in the banking sector and many new topics including new coverage of Islamic banking.

This accessible and user-friendly textbook is essential reading for final year undergraduate and postgraduate students taking courses in banking.

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According to Chomsky, to learn a language is to develop a grammar for it - a generative grammar which assigns a definite structure and a definite meaning to each of a definite set of sentences. This forms the speaker's linguistic competence, which represents a distinct faculty of the mind, called the faculty of language. This view has been widely criticised, from many separate angles and by many different authors, including some of Chomsky's pupils. As one of the earliest and most persistent critics, Professor Matthews is especially well placed to tie these arguments...

According to Chomsky, to learn a language is to develop a grammar for it - a generative grammar which assigns a definite structure and a definite meaning to each of a definite set of sentences. This forms the speaker's linguistic competence, which represents a distinct faculty of the mind, called the faculty of language. This view has been widely criticised, from many separate angles and by many different authors, including some of Chomsky's pupils. As one of the earliest and most persistent critics, Professor Matthews is especially well placed to tie these arguments...