In this book Richard Curtis argues that religion is a universal human phenomenon regardless of content. In popular culture religion is understood to be belief in supernatural things but specialists in the field usually use a generic definition. Dr. Curtis, here, offers his theory of the nature of religion, which is open as to content (that is compatible with theistic and atheistic positions), based on the latest insights from Philosophy of Mind, the Social Sciences and the Cognitive Sciences.

This book shows the significant impact and success that can be accomplished when courts are designed to meet the needs of the community regardless of traditional proceedings.

INSPIRING PARENTS- Parents who have opened this book have looked at a tip and had a light bulb moment. Suitable for conversation starters, flicking through, gifts, coffee tables, sharing with your friends, or even a way of starting that chat with your partner about their parenting technique (yes, that conversation). This little book of parenting tips is an everyday guide for parents seeking to create a happier family life. The book is deigned to be dipped in and out of, rather than read cover to cover, meaning each tip is designed to prompt thought and reflection on the day to day parenting...

HELPING PARENTS CHOOSE THE TYPE OF PARENT THEY ARE - A book of more light bulb moments in an easy to digest format that help you to choose the type of parent you will be. Suitable for conversation starters, flicking through, gifts, coffee tables, sharing with your friends, or even a way of starting that chat with your partner about their parenting technique (yes, that conversation). This follow up book is packed with more bite sized hints and inspiration for dipping in and out of to help you through the perils and pitfalls that are parenting. Bringing you the latest thinking from the fields...

REDUCING THE STRESS FROM PARENTING - Clear, concise tips that parents have said changes their approach to their child's behaviour. Suitable for conversation starters, flicking through, gifts, coffee tables, sharing with your friends, or even a way of starting that chat with your partner about their parenting technique (yes, that conversation). The way we deal with anger is based on what we were taught as children - largely by our parents. The way anger is managed within a family can have a huge impact on everyone's happiness. That's because anger is like a lion inside you. Unchecked it builds...