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Christian, Physician, Archeologist, Historian, Philosopher, Anthropologist, Theologian, Humanitarian. As those who knew him well understood, Bill Hodges was ALL these things. Volunteers and co-workers at Hopital Bon Samaritain universally remember sitting at table with him after a long day's work, listening to him share his constantly evolving thoughts on mission and Haiti. He was a lifelong student who sought out and read original sources in English, Spanish, and French. Over the years he developed a philosophy of Christian mission that found it's way into missionary newsletters unlike any others. These eventually were collected into the series of essays that make up this book. " ...

An entertaining way to teach your kids about meditation and how thought forms are created.

A poem outlining a new universal philosophy

Through a series of short stories, Michael John DeNucci provides a convincing narrative explaining why happiness is the foundation and basis for truth. You’ll find his book uplifting and easy to read. Keep it on your bedside table and read it often along with the rest of his books

Through a series of short stories, Michael John DeNucci provides a convincing narrative explaining why God is the basis of mankind’s freedom. You’ll find his book uplifting and easy to read. Keep it on your bedside table and read it often along with the rest of his books..D.J. DeNucci “Thoughts and Writings” “Fishing for Heaven?” “God is Love” “Is God Happiness?” “Is Love the Truth?” “Happiness is the Truth” “God Is the Truth” “Is Love Freedom?” “Is God Mercy?” “Is God Peace?”

What was Jesus' intention when he taught his disciples to pray 'Thy Kingdom come, Thy will be done on Earth as it is in heaven? Was that just a poetic prose, or was it a request for something more powerful and influential to manifest? Pastor Anthony Spottsville explores the question in these writings.

Mud puddles and the Atonement. Haunted Houses and Reaching Out to Others. She-Bears and Testimonies. Grapes and Honesty. Reproving and Receiving Reproof. The Five B's of Asking Gospel Questions. The Fruits of Discipleship. These are just a few of the many topics considered in this book of Christian sermons, which were delivered to members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints while the author served on the Yuba City California Stake High Council, as Bishop of the Buttes Vista Ward in Yuba City, and finally as Bishop of the Sutter Buttes Ward in Yuba City. The sermons span just over eight years, delivered from April 2011 to May 2019, while the author served in these eccles ...

We humans view our world through the lens of models, incomplete but useful representations of what is really out there beyond our senses. Models are incredibly useful but they come with limitations, and we must always be respectful of and wary of violating these constraints! Consider a model of human existence that includes four dimensions: physical, emotional, rational, and spiritual. The inclusion of a spiritual (but not necessarily religious) dimension could help sustain us through difficult times. It might also lead us to an answer to “What is the meaning of my life?” Anyone finding this model reasonable, is invited to try it on, modify it to fit them better, and even take it off if ...

The Mazdan Inside is a unique glimpse into the world of Zoroastrianism, one tailored to prisoner rehabilitative efforts. The Mazdan Way is a powerful and deeply magical spirituality which can reform, rehabilitate, and re-educate the mind, be it the mind of a prisoner or philosopher. It is with this in mind that the author presents this small volume.