Discusses the development of strategies for prevention and treatment of foodborne diseases, with a focus on the molecular and cellular processes that govern pathogenicity and toxin production in viral, bacterial, fungal, or protozoan foodborne pathogens. Additional information includes the latest in

Synopsis: Those within the free church tradition have often appealed to the notion of the invisible church to account for the unity of the Body of Christ. A growing number of free church theologians, however, are giving increased attention to the importance of visible ecclesial unity, which immediately raises the perennial problem of the authorities by which unity is maintained. There is also a growing recognition among free church theologians of the need to recognize the authority of tradition in tandem with the authority of Scripture. In this book, Cary affirms these recent developments but...