Demonstrates how sin can affect every aspect of Christian life and shows how Christians who face the sinful nature of their self-centered behavior can return to the serenity of the God-centered state

Sin: Overcoming the Ultimate Deadly Addiction

MILLER, Keith

Miller, J. Keith

Religion & Spirituality

Harpercollins

Keith Miller's personal journey of healing led him to the Twelve Steps formulated by Alcoholics Anonymous through which he found a way out of compulsive, self-centered, and controlling behaviours. In this book he shows the the 12-steps of a new model for Christian discipleship and spiritual maturity from which all Christians, even those free of evident addiction, can benefit.

A Hunger for Healing: The Twelve Steps As A Classic Model For Christian Spiritual Growth

HarperSanFrancisco

Hardcover no dust jacket. 1973. 185 p. 8.75 x 5.90 x 0.75. Communication. Why the personal stance in communicating the gospel?; What inside behind our masks?; What happens in conversion?; What about Christian growth?

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Invitation to Computer Science 2004

Schneider, G.Michael

Gersting, Judith, L.

Thomson Learning

Physical description: xi,212p,[32]p of plates : ill.(some col.), maps,col.ports. ; 29cm. Notes: Includes index. Bibliography: p205. Subject: International Karakoram Project. (1980) Mountaineering - Karakoram Range. Continental drift. Scientific expeditions - Kashmir. Karakoram Range - Description and travel - Exploring expeditions - Mountaineering expeditions. Asia - Karakoram Range - Mountaineering expeditions - 1980 - Personal observations. Kashmir. Other names: Dainton, Frederick Sydney Sir (1914-1997) International Karakoram Project. Genre: Illustrated, text.

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St. Peter’s (Wonders of the World)

Read the Bldg Blog interview with Mary Beard about the Wonders of the World series (Part I and Part II) 
 Built by the decree of Constantine, rebuilt by some of the most distinguished architects in Renaissance Italy, emulated by Hitler's architect in his vision for Germania, immortalized on film by Fellini, and fictionalized by a modern American bestseller, St. Peter's is the most easily recognizable church in the world. This book is a cultural history of one of the most significant structures in the West. It bears the imprint of Bramante, Raphael, Michelangelo, Bernini, and Canova. For Grand Tourists of the eighteenth century, St. Peter's exemplified the sublime. It continues to fascinate visitors today and appears globally as a familiar symbol of the papacy and of the Catholic Church itself. 
 The church was first built in the fourth century on what is thought to be the tomb of Peter--the rock upon which Christ decreed his church shall be built. After twelve hundred years, the church was largely demolished and rebuilt in the sixteenth century when it came to acquire its present-day form. St. Peter's awes the visitor by its gigantic proportions, creating a city within itself. It is the mother church, the womb from which churches around the world have taken inspiration. This book covers the social, political, and architectural history of the church from the fourth century to the present. From the threshold, to the subterranean Roman necropolis, to the dizzying heights of the dome, this book provides rare perspectives and contexts for understanding the shape and significance of the most illustrious church in the world.

St. Peter's (Wonders of the World)

Europe

Harvard University Press

Read the Bldg Blog interview with Mary Beard about the Wonders of the World series(Part I and Part II)
Built by the decree of Constantine, rebuilt by some of the most distinguished architects in Renaissance Italy, emulated by Hitler's architect in his vision for Germania, immortalized on film by Fellini, and fictionalized by a modern American bestseller, St. Peter's is the most easily recognizable church in the world. This book is a cultural history of one of the most significant structures in the West. It bears the imprint of Bramante, Raphael, Michelangelo, Bernini, and Canova. For Grand Tourists of the eighteenth century, St. Peter's exemplified the sublime. It continues to fascinate visitors today and appears globally as a familiar symbol of the papacy and of the Catholic Church itself.
The church was first built in the fourth century on what is thought to be the tomb of Peter--the rock upon which Christ decreed his church shall be built. After twelve hundred years, the church was largely demolished and rebuilt in the sixteenth century when it came to acquire its present-day form. St. Peter's awes the visitor by its gigantic proportions, creating a city within itself. It is the mother church, the womb from which churches around the world have taken inspiration. This book covers the social, political, and architectural history of the church from the fourth century to the present. From the threshold, to the subterranean Roman necropolis, to the dizzying heights of the dome, this book provides rare perspectives and contexts for understanding the shape and significance of the most illustrious church in the world.

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