Not All Angels Have Wings Some Have Stethoscopes

Ideal gift for a friend or family member who is a nurse and enjoys music and reading. Each journal page has a space for the date and a doodle or saying, some amusing, some serious. At the back are pages to create playlists and review books, Can be used to reflect on experiences at work, for study notes, reminders or to do lists, in fact anything you'd need a notebook for. Book features: Lined pages for journaling or note-taking Fun doodles and sayings Blank music playlists Book review pages to fill in Also makes a special thank you gift for your nurse after a stay in hospital, both unusual and affordable.

This Not All Angels Have Wings Some Have Stethoscopes Notebook / Diary / Journal makes an IDEAL funny, humorous gift idea for any loved one or friend. It is themed notebook at is 8.5 x 11 inches in size with 110 blank lined pages for writing down thoughts, notes, ideas, or even sketching.

A beautiful Journal Notebook is sure to please and make the perfect Christmas or birthday present for nuse.-book size 6 X 9 inch - 100 pages & 50 sheets-college line journal notebookMakes a great gift for appreciation week, birthdays and even Christmas for that special nurse in your life. Perfect for note taking, to do lists and even their memories. They most likely have some very interesting stories to write down.

This Not All Angels Have Wings Some Have Stethoscopes Journal / Diary / Notebook makes an awesome Birthday or Christmas gift for Nurses! This journal is 6 x 9 inches in size with 110 blank lined pages for writing down thoughts, notes, ideas, or even sketching.

A medical funny quote dot grid journal notebook make this be great gift for family, friends and co-worker for this Christmas and New Year!Notebook features:- 120 blanked dot grid pages- Matte, soft cover- 6x9 in inches

If you're searching for a great notebook/journal, you'll love this journal. This notebook has a cute art cover flexible and very useful as a notebook, journal, diary, or composition book. This paperback notebook is 6 by 9 in with a soft, matte finished cover.Notebook Features: >High-quality paper notebook >120 lined pages >White paper >6 x 9 dimensions; Perfect size for a tote bag, purse, school, home or work >Professionally designed matte finished softbound cover >Can be used as a notebook, journal, planner, sketchbook, scrapbook, diary or school composition book >Perfect for taking notes, task lists

This cute notebook is the perfect gift for the nurse in your life! Sure to raise a smile on the longest of shifts, this handy 6"x 9" 120 page lined journal is the ideal size for taking medical and personal notes, and every page features our adorable heart and stethoscope monitor design. Scrub Heroes create the best nurse gifts under $10, available in 'easy-find' bright colors with the sassiest nurse humor quotes. Click Add to Cart now to give your favorite nurse the gift of a smile!

Throughout the "quest for the historical Jesus," there has been a parallel quest aimed at discovering new and improved methodologies for studying his life. This methodological quest was originally driven by the belief that the Gospels are so unique (even sui generis) among the literary works of their time that such "historical experimentation" (to use Schweitzer's words) is necessary for the task of reconstructing Jesus's life. Although most scholars today characterize the Gospels as a form of Graeco-Roman biography rather than sui generis literature, they nevertheless have continued this quest for new methodologies. This has left historical Jesus studies in a problematic methodological state. In this book, Zolondek argues that if the Gospels are indeed types of Graeco-Roman biographies of Jesus, then no such experimentation is necessary. Rather, historical Jesus scholars should instead be adopting the standard methodological practices that historians and classicists have for decades used to effectively reconstruct the lives of other ancient persons who were also the subjects of Graeco-Roman biographies. After providing examples of three such methodological practices, Zolondek goes on to offer suggestions as to how scholars might apply them to the study of Jesus and, in doing so, end their long-running methodological quest.