John: 7690 books

Stories of Laughter and Lament, set among the filthy rich and the dirt poor, seven stories first selected and published by Penguin Books. Widows Charles Rand fell off his yacht, somewhere in the middle of the bay, on one of the first pale blue evenings of autumn. Later, the Coroner would be...

Is Christianity good for you? An interesting question when we consider that so much of Western culture is largely founded upon Christian thought and beliefs, and that Christianity is still a potent, if in many cases an indirect, influence upon how we live our lives. If Christianity is good for people...

the REVerend JOHN R. MABRY, phd has been writing on interfaith issues since 1990. His ground-breaking column, "Deep Ecumenism," was one of the most popular regular features of Matthew Fox's Creation Spirituality magazine for many years. Those columns are collected in this volume, along with...

Most books on the topic of spiritual healing focus on practical aspects of services and liturgies and on testimonies of miraculous cures. Starting from an acceptance of the reality of healing in personal experience the author attempts to unpack the theological implications of what he has seen and done....

In the world of "secret societies", The Global Information Network (GIN) was a paragon of success for the first few years of its existence, dedicated to intellectual and social development. Members were instructed to help other members first and the group grew exponentially on an international...

The Worst Boy in Town written by John Habberton  who was an American author. This book was published in 1880. And now republish in ebook format. We believe this work is culturally important in its original archival form. While we strive to adequately clean and digitally enhance the original work,...

We've all had those nights where drunken sex with a witch in a blood pentagram under a full moon on the roof of your favourite Johannesburg nightclub summons a hard-drinking demon who changes the fate of the human race forever. Right? No? Just me, then? ♠ "There's...

John Beach's third collection of poetry. These 35 (mostly) terzanelle poems peer into the innerworkings and day-to-day ventures of the author as he struggles to not put the past so much in front of him. He also spends just a wee bit too much time inside of Doctors' offices and at Urgent Care. The...

Process Theology is one of the most compelling and exciting movements in contemporary theology, and it is taught in nearly every seminary in the United States. But very few people in the pews have ever heard of it. Why is this, and can ordinary Christians benefit from its unique insights? In this...

Reading and Understanding Canadian Law or Legislation is the first in the "For Regular People" series which introduces you to reading and understanding Canadian legislation in order to get you started on your path toward your educational, employment, advocacy, or self-help related goals. FIRST...

‘Dying to Live’ is a radical exploration of the life of Jesus through the memories of Peter the Apostle and his translator Mark. It is a journey, not a destination. It is a continuing quest not in search of integrity but to preserve it. This book offers glimpses of a deeper relevant spirituality...

Odyssey to the Center of Hyperspace was conceived as a bold, escalating, action packed, adventure story. It is filled with mystery, sensuality, intrigue and mesmerizing mysterious places that will take the intrepid reader far beyond the norm of perceived realities. The story begins when two university...

"It didn’t go ‘boom’ the way a lot of people think it would have."Part of John Anson's Misanthropic Apathy & Chronic Disillusionment series.

"SEARCHING FOR PROMETHEUS--Discovering the Soul of American Medicine in the Philosophies of Traditional China," by John F. Goleas, M.D., asks why healthcare in the United States, while celebrated worldwide for its scientific achievements, is unable to deliver that care to the American people....