Norfolk Island Jail

Jails and jail facilities have long been an unnoticed part of research into penal law, so many institutes have little access to them. The reader will find a wealth of information about renowned jails such as the Tower of London and Alcatraz as well as about issues such as boat camp and probation.

Further items are Devil's Island, Super Maximum Jails, Nelson Mandela, Pennsylvania System and Amnesty International. Many appendices enumerate well-known inmates, jail musees, jail-song and more.

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Rather than reconciliation: Salvation History of the Bible and our Hope for Wholeness - Ted Grimsrud

Are expiatory propitiations that concentrate on Jesus' own demise taking over the power of man? When this is so, we do well to reconsider the belief that this dying is necessary to salute. It depicts the Bible's major redemption history through God's liberation, the witness of the prophesies and Jesus' teachings and lives. He then looks more closely at Jesus' deaths, arguing that his deaths gain significance when he uncovers the power of culture, religion and politics.

It also explores the Roman concept of salvation and revelation, which affirm the messages that salvation is a God-given blessing and that Jesus'"work" has to do with his loyal lives, his opposition to the powers and his justification through the raising of the dead. It is this scriptural comprehension that today gives us doctrinal ressources for a merciful handling of misconduct that follows God's example.