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Paul Revealed: Facts that Father Never Told You
by Steve HermanPaul is a central figure in Christianity, and libraries have many volumes praising him. But these authors suppressed and misrepresented many unflattering facts. Paul Revealed helps remedy this problem. Paul’s own churches called him a liar who “used his gospel as a cloak for greed.” They were right. While Paul complained of his poverty, he ran a very expensive mission which no artisan could afford. Only the very elite could afford his Roman home. Paul invented his history, and his resurrected Ch... more 
Atheism: What's it all about?
by Larry S. RhodesA book for the new atheist, or believers who are wanting to know the justifications and apologetics for atheism; and for the believer who has a loved one who has turned to atheism and can't understand why, and cannot find common ground to communicate with them on the subject.
Brain Snacks
by Karl Albrecht. . . being a collection of peculiar ideas, curious questions, oddball observations, pithy quotations, factoids, lame jokes, quirky definitions, mysteries, weird news stories, rants, witticisms and nitwitticisms, strange speculations, and other stuff you didn’t know you didn’t know
THE END FROM THE BEGINNING: DEMYSTIFYING THE LAST DAYS PUZZLE FROM GENESIS TO REVELATION
by David IsraelDavid's book is unique in its genre in that it gives the reader the Bible story and church history in a concise format, followed by an exhaustive, comprehensive look at end-time Bible prophesy all in one convenient read. In addition, David exposes some major end-time prophesy misconceptions taught by some of his renowned competitors in regard to such topics as: the Antichrist, the Rapture, the Two Witnesses, Mystery Babylon, the Great Tribulation, the False Prophet, the Second Coming of Christ, ... more
Thoughts of an Unlikely Messenger
by Carl BurtonWhen I was young, I asked God if he existed and he answered. When I became a man, I asked God for the truth. What he showed me made me look at life, history, and what’s going on in the world differently. I saw how beautiful life could be but how an organized plan of control and conspiracies has robbed us of life. Conspiracies those in power have put in place for the agenda of creating a New World Order. In order to save the world, we must all have an opportunity to hear the truth about this worl... more
The Immoral Landscape (of the New Atheism)
by John GravinoA defense of Christianity against the arguments of the New Atheists
Dancing for Fun: Group Dancing for All Ages
by Mark & Helena GreathouseDancing is part of being human. Our earliest ancestors moved their bodies to the accompaniment of rhythms and chants. This urge to move, together with sounds or music, is part of our human nature. Dancing for Fun, the second in the series, presents dances in which you can express your deepest feelings together with music—alone or with a group of any size.**Author Mark L. Greathouse, in collaboration with his wife Helena, offers original piano compositions and professionally written chor... more
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scraps of wool
by bill colegraveScraps of Wool is an anthology/collection of the finest and most memorable passages of travel writing. It has been collected by Bill Colegrave in conjunction with many of the best regarded travel writers and reviewers alive today but covers 400 years of writing. In additional the reading public have been submitting their own ideas through : https://unbound.co.uk/books/scraps-of-wool We aim to create the most admired collection ever in print. 
Tribal Bible: Stories of God from Oral Tradition
by Daniel V. RunyonThese African short stories of God originate from the Genesis to Revelation narrative in the Bible and are translated into English. They model the new missiology of
Integrated Reading and Writing: Techniques, Essays, Arguments
by Daniel V. RunyonThe integrated approach of this college-level writing text recognizes that the best learning model is to read and imitate good writing. Written at the 8.3 grade level, it may be used in high school AP writing courses and accelerated home school settings. However, the text is targeted to composition courses at colleges and universities that integrate Christian faith with academic pursuits and promote the spiritual and intellectual development of servant-scholars with the ability to think and act ... more
Jazz: America's Gift: From Its Birth to George Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue & Beyond
by Richie GerberJazz: America's Gift: From Its Birth to George Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue & Beyond is the perfect marriage between Miguel Covarrubias's artwork and the colorful history of the Jazz Age. The interplay of Gerber's words and Covarrubias's images gives each page a rhythm all its own. . . . Who could ask for anything more? Music is both a unifying force and a deeply personal expression of the self. Over the millennia, melody and lyrics have served as a multilayered mode of storytelling and expres... more
Gay Marriage Considerations
by Daniel V. RunyonThis review of "After the Ball" unveils the objectives of the "gay manifesto" and how these goals have been achieved over the past 20 years leading up the 2015 Supreme Court decision legalizing gay marriage.
Cache Paris: A Guidebook to Discover New Places, Hidden Spaces, and a Favorite Oasis
by Molly McCordThe secret (and fast) entrance to the Louvre. The fascinating Parisian walk that guides you through centuries of French history in a single afternoon. Strategic advice for beating the crowds at Chateau de Versailles (and what days not to visit!). Three doable, worthwhile day trips from Paris. The best parks and little-known delightful neighborhoods to get lost in as you explore one of the world’s favorite cities. And shhhh….probably many new places, hidden spaces, and a favorite oasis that even ... more
To All Airline Passengers
by Carlos Enrique DiazExplanations and answers to questions that regular airline passengers have asked for and would love to know about what happens or may happen on a regular flight and why from an active Airline Pilot.
Education Is Everybody's Business: A Case for a Business Model for Public Educational Services
by Fred BedellThe observation of critical importance of education to the productivity and competitiveness of business and the problems and issues facing the country in public educational services is of national concern, particularly since these same issues that were prevalent in 1987 still exist today. To address these issues and problems this book examines areas of national education policies, programs, practices and resources. It focuses on the variety of stakeholders in the education environment as to thei... more
The Soul's Journey: Guidance from the Divine Within
by Lawrence EdwardsTHE SOUL'S JOURNEY: GUIDANCE FROM THE DIVINE WITHIN propels the reader onto a breathtaking visionary quest as the soul's longing to know the Divine is answered by the loving power of Grace. Dr. Edwards uses his personal mystical experiences to gradually unfold the tasks to be mastered and the lessons to be learned as we tread our individual path to the Divine. His wisdom is grounded in both direct experience as well as in the knowledge of Jungian archetypal psychology, Eastern and Western mystic... more
