Unfinished search by Eames, Robin, 1937- author instant download

Unfinished search by Eames, Robin, 1937- author instant download

244 pages ; 23 cm, While for most of the rest of the world, the Norther Ireland peace process is a thing of historic memory that brought an end to bloody sectarian conflict, there is still a long road of healing and reconciliation yet to be traveled. In this deeply honest and personal account Robin Eames offers a glimpse into the pain and suffering that the Troubles brought to so many across the communities in Northern Ireland. He asks piercing questions about how th handle the past and possible ways forward in relation to those who have suffered as well as the issue of contentious parades, symbols and identity. It also questions institutions like the Orange Order, and offers an insight into the delimma of reaching out to paramilitaries to bring an end to violence. -- Publisher description, January 2017 -- The Troubles -- Introduction -- Time to go -- Will you see them? -- An end or just another chapter -- It will never be over for me -- What can you do for me? -- Where is god in all of this? -- Us and them -- Loyalism -- The Orange card and a traditional route -- The paramilitary issue -- The legacy -- Dealing with the past -- Success can depend on timing -- Testing times -- A faith response -- Forgiveness -- Reconciliation -- Where now for the church?