Peter Byrne Knihy

Focusing on moral philosophy, this study serves as an introduction tailored for theology and religious studies students. It examines the nature of moral reasoning and outlines key contemporary moral theories. The text highlights significant moral issues, provides a clear overview of moral knowledge, and investigates the interplay between religious belief and morality, making it accessible and relevant for its intended audience.

This book, initially released in 1989, offers insights into its subject matter through a scholarly lens. It is published by Routledge, known for its academic contributions. The content likely reflects the themes and discussions relevant to its time, making it a significant resource for understanding the context and developments in its field.

This book serves as an introduction to moral philosophy, tailored for theology and religious studies students. It discusses moral reasoning, key moral theories, and the relationship between religious belief and morality, presenting these concepts in a clear and accessible manner.

Starting with Ireland's first success in the British championship in 1914, it deals with the highs and lows of the country's international performances, north and south, including Northern Ireland's great achievement in reaching the quarter-finals of the 1958 World Cup.

In recalling seventy years of sports journalism, Peter Byrne has produced an engaging collection of sports essays and anecdotes covering eight different sports and highlighting the many moments and sportspeople associated with them.

This revised and updated version of the Hunt for Bigfoot is a brand new look at one of the great mysteries of our time- the Bigfoot or Sasquatch phenomenon. It dives into the incredible questions the phenomenon raises relating to the possibility of a group of giant, unclassified primates, living and secretly surviving in the vast forests of the Pacific Northwest. The author, Peter Byrne, is a veteran of the Bigfoot field of research and has written on the topic for nearly fifty years, going back to 1960. Brought in to help for three years of high altitude Himalayan expeditions relating to the Yeti phenomenon, Byrne returned to the United States to design and run the first serious probe into this extraordinary and enigmatic challenge of the Pacific Northwest. This project, now known as The Bigfoot Research Project #1, lasted for two and a half years. Realizing the importance of this work, in 1962, Byrne wrote The Search For Bigfoot (1975), a book which was regarded at the time, and even today, as one of the authoritative works on the topic. This title takes this 1975 classic and brings together updates and revisions into the 21st Century and includes photos and information never before published.

Peter Byrne erzählt die Lebensgeschichte von Hugh Everett III (1930–1982), dessen Theorie der multiplen Universen die Physik und Philosophie entscheidend beeinflusst hat. Neben seiner berühmten Interpretation der Quantenmechanik verfasste Everett eine klassische Arbeit zur Spieltheorie, entwickelte wegweisende Computeralgorithmen und leistete Pionierarbeit auf dem Gebiet der Künstlichen Intelligenz. Diesem anschaulichen Porträt liegen bisher unveröffentlichte Schriften Everetts zugrunde sowie Interviews mit Freunden, Kollegen und Verwandten.

Focusing on the relationship between religion and morality, this book critically analyzes the traditional moral interpretation of religion. Philosopher Peter Byrne explores historical arguments linking morality to the existence of a personal God, providing a comprehensive examination of this theme. As the first extensive treatment of its kind, it serves as a valuable resource for both students and general readers interested in understanding a significant apologetic approach to religious belief.

Hugh Everett III's Many Worlds theory is now considered a hugely important breakthrough in the history of physics. This book tells the story of the physics establishment's rejection of his theory, his subsequent Pentagon career in nuclear strategy, and his difficult personal life and eventual death from alcoholism.

In this work Jack Charlton tells his story - from his humble beginnings in a Northumberland mining village, to his 20 years as a Leeds United player, and his 10 years at managing Ireland.