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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Economics of Submission is the fifth book in the EATMS Productions Religious Authority series, a survival guide for women trying to understand how financial dependence becomes one of the primary mechanisms through which authoritarian religious movements maintain power. This book is not about whether charity is good, whether women should stay home with children, or whether churches should help people in need. It is about what happens when income, healthcare, housing, caregiving, and basic survival become conditional on obedience to religious hierarchy. Written by Petra Nein and Hannah Frasier, with an introduction by Esme Mees, this book examines the economics behind Christian nationalist governance through financial dependence, unpaid caregiving, the provider model, pregnancy, religious charity, healthcare monopolies, marriage, debt, donor networks, procurement systems, and institutional funding. It explains how unpaid labor, privatized aid, religious healthcare systems, financial insecurity, and political funding work together to make submission less costly than resistance while tracing the money that sustains religious authority. This is not a personal finance guide, budgeting book, economics textbook, theology book, or investment manual. It is a women-centered systems guide explaining how economic dependence becomes political governance, how financial vulnerability becomes institutional leverage, and how women can recognize the economic structures that limit autonomy before crisis. As part of the EATMS Productions catalog of survival guides, systems analysis, and social criticism, this volume gives readers practical tools for assessing financial exposure, understanding institutional incentives, documenting economic risk, and strengthening long-term independence. For readers interested in Christian nationalism, Project 2025, women's economic independence, unpaid labor, caregiving, religious healthcare, financial abuse, marriage and money, donor networks, nonprofit funding, public procurement, religious charity, healthcare monopolies, women's autonomy, authoritarian America, economic coercion, and practical political survival guides for women, Economics of Submission offers a clear, direct, women-centered map of how financial systems become governing systems.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Theocratic Convergence is the sixth and final book in the EATMS Productions Religious Authority series, a survival guide for women trying to understand what happens when religious authority, law, education, family, economics, healthcare, information, and local government stop functioning as separate systems and begin reinforcing one another. This book is not about whether religion belongs in public life or whether individual institutions sometimes make controversial decisions. It is about recognizing patterns that become visible only when multiple institutions begin moving in the same direction. Written by Petra Nein and Hannah Frasier, with an introduction by Esme Mees, this book examines functional theocracy, Christian nationalism, Project 2025, institutional convergence, religious hospitals, schools, courts, charities, local government, healthcare, surveillance, information systems, donor networks, public-private partnerships, and the ways authority becomes embedded across ordinary civic life. It explains how separate institutions can produce coordinated outcomes without centralized command and how women increasingly encounter that convergence during healthcare decisions, education, employment, housing, family life, and public services. This is not a theology book, conspiracy theory, civics textbook, or political memoir. It is a women-centered systems guide explaining how institutional convergence becomes governance, how religious authority spreads across multiple public systems, and how women can identify patterns of coordinated power before crisis. As part of the EATMS Productions catalog of survival guides, systems analysis, and social criticism, this volume gives readers practical tools for mapping institutional exposure, documenting patterns, recognizing converging systems, and strengthening personal autonomy. For readers interested in Christian nationalism, Project 2025, functional theocracy, church and state, institutional capture, healthcare policy, school boards, religious hospitals, public administration, women's autonomy, authoritarian America, systems thinking, democratic institutions, and practical political survival guides for women, Theocratic Convergence offers a clear, direct, women-centered map of how separate governing systems become one. …

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Education, Indoctrination, and Withdrawal is the fourth book in the EATMS Productions Religious Authority series, a survival guide for women trying to understand how education becomes one of the primary systems through which authoritarian movements reproduce themselves across generations. This book is not about whether religion belongs in schools, whether parents should have a voice in education, or whether private schools and homeschooling can provide excellent education. It is about what happens when childhood becomes political territory and education becomes a governing system. Written by Petra Nein and Hannah Frasier, with an introduction by Esme Mees, this book examines Christian nationalist efforts to reshape education through public schools, school boards, state curriculum standards, Bible instruction, Ten Commandments laws, religious curriculum, book removals, sex education restrictions, homeschooling networks, private religious schools, youth ministries, voucher programs, and leadership pipelines designed to cultivate future political and institutional power. It explains how educational institutions become long-term mechanisms for transmitting authority, ideology, and obedience across generations. This is not a parenting guide, education textbook, curriculum manual, theology book, or general history of public education. It is a women-centered systems guide explaining how educational institutions become political infrastructure, how religious authority enters classrooms, how childhood becomes a site of governance, and how women can recognize educational systems that prioritize ideological conformity over critical inquiry. As part of the EATMS Productions catalog of survival guides, systems analysis, and social criticism, this volume gives readers practical tools for evaluating schools, understanding educational policy, identifying institutional pressure, and protecting children's access to knowledge. For readers interested in Christian nationalism, Project 2025, public education, school boards, Bible curriculum, Ten Commandments laws, book bans, homeschooling, private religious schools, parental rights movements, educational policy, curriculum battles, censorship, civic education, women's autonomy, authoritarian America, and practical political survival guides for women, Education, Indoctrination, and Withdrawal offers a clear, direct, women-centered map of how education becomes political governance.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The Family as Enforcement Unit is the third book in the EATMS Productions Religious Authority series, a survival guide for women trying to understand how authoritarian political movements govern through marriage, motherhood, family structure, and the private household. This book is not about whether families are good or bad or whether religion belongs in private life. It is about what happens when one model of family is elevated into national policy, religious doctrine becomes household authority, and private relationships become instruments of political governance. Written by Petra Nein and Hanna Frasier, with an introduction by Esme Mees, this book examines the family as one of the central enforcement systems of Christian nationalist governance. It explains the natural family doctrine, Project 2025 and the Heritage Foundation's long-term family agenda, patriarchal marriage, motherhood as civic obligation, marital consent, reproductive control, childrearing as ideological transmission, abuse protected by religious institutions, family court dynamics, divorce, custody, and the pressures placed on women who build lives outside the approved household model. This is not a marriage book, parenting guide, family counseling manual, theology text, or political memoir. It is a women-centered systems guide explaining how family structure becomes public policy, how religious ideology becomes domestic authority, and how legal, cultural, educational, and economic institutions reinforce one model of private life. As part of the EATMS Productions catalog of survival guides, systems analysis, and social criticism, this volume gives readers practical tools for recognizing household power, identifying institutional pressure, documenting legal risk, and understanding how governance reaches everyday family life. For readers interested in Christian nationalism, Project 2025, family policy, marriage, motherhood, divorce, custody, parental rights, patriarchal family systems, domestic abuse, coercive control, religious authority, complementarianism, reproductive rights, authoritarian America, women's autonomy, family courts, and practical political survival guides for women, The Family as Enforcement Unit offers a clear, direct, women-centered map of how private households become political institutions.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Authority Without Consent is the first book in the EATMS Productions Religious Authority series, a survival guide for women trying to understand Christian nationalism as a governing system rather than as private faith. This book is not about whether religion is good or bad, whether anyone should believe in God, or whether churches can serve their communities. It is about what happens when one religious-political movement claims authority over women who never joined it, never accepted its theology, and never consented to its rules. Written by Petra Nein and Hanna Frasier, with an introduction by Esme Mees, this book maps the architecture of religious governance in authoritarian America. It explains the Christian nation story, gender hierarchy, political Christianity, Project 2025, the Heritage Foundation's long-range family agenda, megachurch power, religious media, crisis pregnancy centers, government information capture, high-control institutions, and the language of family values, religious liberty, parental rights, conscience protection, history, tradition, and Judeo-Christian values. It shows how theology becomes policy, how policy becomes institutional practice, and how institutional practice reaches hospitals, schools, courts, workplaces, libraries, public benefits, local government, and official websites. This is not a theology book, church history survey, civics textbook, or general book about religion in public life. It is a women-centered systems guide to authority without consent: a field guide to recognizing when religious claims become governing mechanisms, when public institutions begin operating according to private theology, and when official language hides coercive power. As part of the EATMS Productions catalog of survival guides, systems analysis, and social criticism, this volume gives readers a practical method for identifying religious governance, verifying information, assessing institutional risk, and mapping personal exposure before crisis. For readers interested in Christian nationalism, Project 2025, religious authority, church and state, reproductive rights, crisis pregnancy centers, megachurch politics, religious hospitals, family court, public schools, government information capture, book bans, high-control religious institutions, women's autonomy, authoritarian America, theocracy, religious coercion, and practical political survival guides for women, Authority Without Consent offers a clear, blunt, women-centered map. It does not ask readers to panic or to distrust every religious institution. It asks them to see where authority is being exercised over their lives, whether they consented to that authority or not.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - A giant spacecraft over 1000 miles wide has appeared over North America and in 30 days the world is going to end. At least that's what everybody thinks. Starting Aug 1, follow along as your favorite Wattpad writers show the human side of life in the shadow of doom, with stories of heroism, romance in unlikely places, high stakes drama, action and adventure, horror and a little bit of science fiction.All genres come together as the countdown to (possible) extinction begins, and the world will never be the same againCompiled by: Rodney V. Smith, Van Carley, Eliza Solares, Ina RamosEditors: Rodney V. Smith, Melody Grace Hicks, Debra Goelz, Cardin Watts, Fiora VossAuthors: Hannah J Nelson - Cayleigh Kennedy - Debra Goelz - Crystal Scherer - M.B. Dalto - Kristin Jacques - Sam Camp - Jane Peden - Bianca Di Cocco - Henry Scott - David J Thirteen - Van Carley - Vee Lozada - Ben Sobieck - CC Starfield - Rodney V. Smith - Mikaela Bender - A.B. Channing - Eli Gregory - Eliza Solares - Evelyn Hail - Melody Grace Hicks - C. S. Solarys - Franklin Barnes - Mags Lorang - Lorraine Tramain - Nova Nicalynn - Leigh W. Stuart - Cardin Watts - Mhavel N - Jinn Tiole - Jovi R - Wren Arrior - J. A. Jumphol - Bethany Swafford - Jamie Lemon - Mittu Ravi - Fiora Voss - Julia Esposito. Frasier, AW (illustratore).…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. 30 Days to Save the World | Hannah J Nelson | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2023 | Lost Bajan Books | EAN 9781738018413 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. Frasier, AW (illustratore).…