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Dr. Hilarie Roseman asks you with urgency to read this small book about the research she has done on the reproduction of the human race and the role of global Politicians. The outcome at the present moment is that human embryos and animal embryos are being grown together by the scientists. Hilarie is a mother of eight, a grandmother of 13 and it is her opinion that the family unit is being badly damaged. Please join in the dialogue of scientists, politicians and mothers and fathers. The new science of genetics that grows "things" is a manmade attempt at life that is bigger and better than...

Author and Researcher Hilarie Roseman, a Catholic woman, presents a Synod on the Family update to her communication research. This research, taken in 1991, narrates the difficulties of engaging with issues of human sexuality and is very relevant to the same issues being discussed in 2014-5 in Rome. Catholics of Melbourne, Australia were researched: (a) to ascertain lay Catholic access and acceptance of human sexuality messages from the Catholic Church and secular sources in the mass media; (b) to define the issues of human sexuality that they felt were most important to them. One outcome was...

We are all boat people in Australia, except for the indigenous Aboriginals who are only now being respected and included, hopefully in a legal way, into our culture. For us who came on boats from Ireland, we still retain some of the hurt from 600 years of occupation by Britain, and the dependence on a little drink at the pub to make it all go away. Dealing with the hot potatoes of the past, and the new issues of the present, multi-culturalism, terrorism, and climate change everyone needs all the help they can get. And you will understand that this information should be freely available, and...

In this book, Hilarie Roseman explores how members of Jewish, Christian, and Islamic organizations address unresolved questions of reconciliation and forgiveness in local and worldwide settings. Mending links means forgetting and disposing of old hurtful memories, looking carefully at human needs, and with the love and forgiveness that religions teach, working together to construct peace. The author clearly describes the essence of reconciliation and forgiveness. The manuscript was originally submitted as a Ph.D. thesis to Macquarie University, Australia.