Bøger af Beth Rosenthal

The way to attract what you want in life, from your smallest whim to your greatest heart's desire, is to feel good. Our thoughts and feelings emit energy vibrations from us that then attract their match into our lives. It's That Easy is about learning to deliberately shift your vibrations from low to high on every subject, and attract exactly what you desire. It's That Easy is an easy and accessible guide promising the reader a clear path to putting information into practice, attracting more and more of what is most important to them. Beth holds MBA and PhD degrees from the University of Chicago's Graduate School of Business, and a Masters degree in Public Health from the University of California, Berkeley. Having personally traveled the road from sickness to health, and frustration to flowing, Beth speaks from experience about the benefits that can be realized from the integration and application of these High Vibe tools.

Editor Beth Rosenthal has arranged several compelling essays in a for-or-against sequence that provides readers with multiple perspectives about gay parenting. Readers will explore the impact of gay parenting on children, and the impact of gay families on society. They will evaluate what methods of parenthood should be available to same-sex partners. They will also examine the laws should regulate gay parenting. Essay sources include LifeSiteNews.com, Abbie Goldberg, Rich Mkhondo, and Sara Butler Nardo.

Freedom of expression is something we rely upon to be able to say what we want, when we want, no matter the consequences. This freedom is especially important in Art, where we address our society's strengths and weaknesses through meaningful work. Can this freedom go to far? Can some lyrics in songs create hatred or violence in daily life? This book examines issues related to the censorship of music lyrics. Includes primary and secondary sources from a variety of perspectives; eyewitnesses, scientific journals, government officials, and many others.

Top executives in the United States make over three hundred times the average working salary. Yet, is an executive's labor really three hundred times more valuable? As the gap between executives and workers widens exponentially, many students perceive that they are entering a marketplace in which they may never attain the same level of wealth as their parents. This comprehensive volume helps readers to develop informed opinions on wealth in America. Evidence-based arguments are grounded in real-world examples to spark discussions among students.

Atheists, because of the nature of what they believe in, or don't believe in, rarely make the news. They are rarely seen as outspoken figures tossing their hat into the ring of political, social, religious, or scientific discourse. The Pew Research Center has found that about half of Americans say they would be less likely to support an atheist candidate for president, which is curious because many people believe in the separation of Church and State. Provide your readers with some other curious debatable topics about Atheism. Essays are provided in a pro versus con format, and are selected from highly respected sources and publications. Across four chapters, readers will think critically about the state of Atheism, what its impact on society is, what are major concerns, and what the future may hold.