A New Look at an Old Book

Religion & Spirituality

Tracy, C. J.

Christian Books & Bibles

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If you like to read people like a book, then this book is for you. If you like to cultivate you auric field into inner force through meditation routine then this book is for you. If you like to help people and heal them with your aura field, read, and counsel them with your guidance then this is a book for you. If you like to improve and understand your relationships on all levels then this book is for you. If you love people and the planet then this book is for you. This book is for those who have no limits. The universe has no limit, this galaxy has no limit, this star system has no limit, this planet has no limit and you too have no limits whatsoever.

Cultivating Inner Force and Reading People Like a Book

Politics & Social Sciences

Ouch, Kosol

Philosophy

A Woman Touched Me, But God Healed Me is a true story of a woman's remarkable journey to deliverance. This journey began when the innocence of a child's trust was destroyed; which led her down a road of pain, shame, distrust, paranoia, mind boggling rebellion, and abuse. At the end of her horrific journey God processed her into a TRIUMPHER Co-Pastor Val now lives a victorious life of peace, joy, wholeness, and fulfillment through Christ Jesus. As a result of God's grace and her allowing true transformation to take place in her mind, she is now ordained by God to minister the healing balm of Jesus to the thousands of "silent victims" who have traveled this same road.

A Woman Touched Me, but God Healed Me

Scarbrough, Davronia

This is the compelling story of a woman who emerged from a life of trouble and defeat to a life of triumph and victory and who lives in joyful testimony of what God can do with a surrendered soul. This book will touch you in the deepest part of your being. You don’t want to miss reading it.

Welcome to My Life

Licona, Thia

Biographies & Memoirs

William Hixson's A Matter of Interest is a good example of the important contribution that an independent scholar can make to a subject where the professionals have become dependent on an orthodoxy which has been highly insensitive to criticism. Hixson's position is that the dynamics of debt creates a strong tendency for an increasing burden on a society which looks as if it can only be corrected by occasional catastrophe. There is much historical evidence to support this thesis. It represents an important tradition in economics, going back to Henry Simons and to Irving Fisher, which has been strangely neglected by the profession. Professional economists will find some things in this book with which they will disagree, but the general thesis presents a very important challenge to them, and this is a work that should be taken very seriously. Kenneth E. Boulding Distinguished Professor of Economics University of Colorado at Boulder In A Matter of Interest William Hixson presents a very interesting analysis of our economic systems. Hixson's analysis is highly original, well written, and comprehensible even for readers not well versed in economics. His frequent references to the great thinkers in economics give the argument a lot of depth. Robert Guttmann Professor of Economics Hofstra University Hempstead, NY

A Matter Of Interest

Business & Money

Hixson, William F.

Economics

Cliches and Common Sense

The South, in by gone days, was a land of "red hills and Cotton". Amos Moses Terry was a farm youth, back in those days, but he still has memories. Life moved at a much slower pace than it does today. Farmers don't get in a hurry like urban folks, and back then, the south was ruled by farmers. Cotton was king. Every land and every generation have their traditions. The traditions of the old South were: "Don't beat around the bush". "Get to the point". "Don't use any unnecessary words". Old time Southerners were good at using clichés. Their vocabularies were limited and clichés helped to get their points across. You will be pleasantly surprised at the common sense interpretations that Amos Moses Terry has given to some 70 of these clichés.

Humor & Entertainment

Terry, Amos Moses

Humor

This book focuses on thinking about moral argument for the existence of God in modern philosophy, discussing the theories, the difficulties and the development of the views, which could be found in theistic proofs, especially of C. S. Lewis. As a result, the case for or against Christian faith should be evaluated in terms of the total system.

C. S. Lewis' Moral Argument for the Existence of God

Philipos, Milad Zekry

Religious Studies

From the "Early Age of Nothing" in 1915 to his retirement in 1980, Charles McCannon chronicles the people and places in between: unforgettable schoolmates on Maple Avenue in rural Illinois, Mousie Carr, Kelly Bishop, Billy Moberly and Chink Longbreak; the war years in Iowa and Kansas at the Weather Bureau and Aeronautics Administration with George Stanton and the Russian immigrant Lunch; treating animals like Duchess, Mighty Manfred, Dum-Dum and Delilah the lioness and animal owners like Thornton Thorpe, Smokey and Charlie Brokaw of the Towanderosa. Dr. McCannon never forgets a name or a tale worth telling in his memoirs, STORIES FOR MY GRANDCHILDREN. Revisit the one room schoolhouse, a boy's first car, a boy's first plane, aeronautics of the '30s and '40s, subsistence farming through veterinary school, the ecstasies and agonies of golf and all the domesticated animals and undomesticated humans dealt with, always with humor and affection, by the County Veterinarian and Animal Control Supervisor for McLean County, Illinois.

Stories for My Grandchildren

Charles F. McCannon

David Voss is a Presbyterian minister who has spent some forty-five years as a pastor, mental hospital chaplain and pastoral counselor. A native of Georgia, his walk to wisdom has included degrees from the University of Georgia, Union Theological Seminary in Virginia, Harvard Divinity School and San Francisco Theological Seminary. However, he suspects that most of the important learning has come from the experiences which he relates here and from the countless hours, carefully protected by the screen of privacy, in which he has been taught by the clients with whom he has been privileged to sit. David now lives in Cary, North Carolina with his wife Lynn and in close touch with his three daughters and five grandchildren.

Walking to Wisdom

Voss, David

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A New Look at an Old Book

Cultivating Inner Force and Reading People Like a Book

A Woman Touched Me, but God Healed Me

Welcome to My Life

A Matter Of Interest

Cliches and Common Sense

Cliches and Common Sense

C. S. Lewis' Moral Argument for the Existence of God

Stories for My Grandchildren

Walking to Wisdom