The author examines four questions:1. What is a difficult life?2. Why shouldn't life be difficult?3. How is life made more difficult than it has to be?4. Is a good life possible?Each chapter provides a response to its respective question culminating in the encouraging conclusion that a good life is possible in spite of the reality of challenges, disappointments, and even suffering.

Why Is Life So Difficult?: Reflections and Suggestions

Malikow, Max

Theocentric Publishing

The purpose of this book is to explain the basic doctrine of the church. The goal is to help professing Christians understand the nature, purpose, mission, ministry and unity of the church. The word "church" used in the New Testament refers to the people of God. This monograph will help the church to better understand the church.

Church

Murphy, Martin

Religion & Spirituality

Decisions - if based upon foundational principles and core values - are relatively easy to make. It's when the unexpected occurs or confusing data is being considered that decisions and choices become more difficult. Jesus reminded His disciples and other followers, "No one who puts his hand to the plow and looks back is fit for the kingdom of God." The emphasis of the Lord is that the follower must not look back but let go of those memories and relationships and become focused on Jesus Christ and His perfect will for him. Joshua and Caleb made this decision to follow the Lord - and - were successful. This book will show the need to make decisions consistent with the Word of God and never look back.

Decision Made: (No Turning Back)

Perry,James

Worship & Devotion

The purpose of this book is to make the case for the study of philosophy being as relevant to real life as is the study of psychology. Since I have written for philosophy students I offer a caveat to anyone who has encountered this book apart from an academic assignment: Unavoidably, writing for a specific audience reduces the value of a book for readers who are outside the intended audience. Still, I hope anyone who invests in reading the pages that follow will be influenced to believe that philosophy is indeed relevant to the pursuit of a rich and meaningful life.

What Is Philosophy and Why Study It?: The Case for Relevance

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

This book invites you to a discussion of the nature and value of moral philosophy. This book arises from the possibility - not the certainty - that moral obligations do exist. Alternatively stated, if God, free will, and an afterlife exist then a discussion of moral decision-making and responsibility for moral conduct is a worthy pursuit.

Why Be Good? And Other Questions Concerning Moral Philosophy

Politics & Social Sciences

Philosophy

Forgiveness

Self-Help

Relationships

Ethics and Sports: 20 True Stories with Moral Implications

Malikow, Dr. Max

Sports & Outdoors

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