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This book presents a defence of the Christian faith, for a wide audience. It has been written in such a way that it can be understood not only by pastors, but anyone who is interested in proofs that point to the validity and truthfulness of the Bible. It shows how scientists have been able to prove Biblical truths over time. It also highlights how some famous people, such as Christopher Columbus, Thomas Jefferson, C.S Lewis, Charles Finney and Johann Sebastian Bach were dedicated believers in the Christian faith. Furthermore, the book highlights notable Christian people that helped to defend and spread the Christian faith during the time of the Italian renaissance. In addition, insights from Christian theologians are given. Archaeological evidence, supporting truths in the Bible is also provided. The book also points to some Biblical prophecies and their fulfillment.

Seed unfolds in the land of Shamar where Pel, an orphan taken in by his adoptive father, Oredel, believes it is his destiny to inherit Oredel''s land. When a vagabond bard, Dolan, comes to the farm, however, things begin to look different; until one night, Dolan vanishes.Pel is left without direction, when early one morning, he is awakened by a clarion call; an awakening of the sort that tells him it is time to leave the only family he has ever known. As he attempts to sneak away, he is taken by surprise by a friend he has known all his life. Shane, despite Pel''s valiant, yet half-hearted attempts, will not be denied. When they leave, Dolan is waiting. The three depart, not only to find the life that awaits them, but also those who are to accompany them: Rhelg, a giant in heart and in stature; Stryker-to call him gifted is to call shadow dark; Kurn, a woman of extraordinary skill and beauty; Queys, a mercenary; and Jurad, a slave brought to their shores by an unintentional act of Pel''s. Now they travel, finding the road set before them, while evading the hands of kingdom soldiers and mercenaries alike, all under the command of the Keeper of the High Seat of the Twelve, Dorma. The kingdom of Shamar groans under a heavy load, for she has no king, only an oppressive usurper to a throne that can never be his.

A young wife and mother, whose family were migrant workers, missed so much early schooling she did not learn to read. Her neighbor and friend (Shirley) insists upon taking her (Mellissa) to the public library to find a tutor. The story tells of difficulties and problems in achieving her goal of learning to read. Husband Cory is not understanding at first but with the help of his boss he does support her.Mell and her tutor (Laurie) became more than student and tutor. Laurie is a Christian and she prays before each lesson and prays for her student. They share their history and when Laurie has a family emergency she needs to go out of town for a while, the literacy coordinator continues to tutor Mell. She shares stories of training tutors and how adult learners and tutors are matched.Shirley''s husband comes home from Afghan and attends school which convinces Cody to also enroll in the local community college. The two couples become close friends.There are several amusing scenes in this story which I hope you will enjoy reading,The book concludes with a "graduation" party for several students along with Mell and other families and friends attending.

Veteran Salesman Peter Waldmann is on a Routine Sales Call When he is Surprised to find that the new purchasing agent he is calling on is none other than John Stemple, his very best friend from high school, forty years earlier. When John invites him to come on a deer hunt with him in Edgerton, Wisconsin, a place Peter hasn''t returned to in forty years, he embarks on a journey to the past that will have a lasting effect on his future.In The Deer/Dear Hunt, Author Alan M. Oberdeck explores the threads of life that affect everyone. See life through the Eyes of a man who committed a stupid, youthful act that left him maimed and cost him the love of his life, Linda Leigh Swensen. When Peter and Linda meet in the first book of The Deer/Dear Hunt trilogy, he is forced to ask the question, can you ever go back again?In the second book of the trilogy The Vancouver Rendezvous, vacation with Peter and Linda in the great scenic northwest as they learn more and more about each other and try to work out their relationship and answer two important questions: What is this space that separates them? And, more importantly, can they bridge the gulf?In the third book of the trilogy Peter and Linda have each returned home from their two-week vacation. The plan is to meet again prior to this year''s deer hunt. Peter is now trying to do things in the right and proper manner to become part of Linda''s life. But then disaster strikes! Will Linda lose Peter again?

Want a little one to know about the construction process from a bare lot? DIGGER AND FRIENDS get a section of undisturbed land ready for the building of a house. Then when the house is done, they landscape the lot and make it beautiful for the new owners.

Some people aren''t sure what their sexual orientation is: gay, straight, or bisexual. Various people may tell you what they think your sexual orientation is. But who really decides whether you are gay, straight, or bisexual? More importantly, who decides what you will do? Who decides whether you will date a male or female? Who decides whether you will marry a man or woman? Do these people decide? Or do you decide?When he was a teenager in the late 1960s, David A. Robinson found himself sexually excited looking at muscular, athletic boys. Some people told him he''s gay. He had to choose: date girls or boys. He chose girls. His sexual orientation somewhat limited his choice of females, but not to zero. He eventually married a woman and is very happy with her. He tells us how he got there. It wasn''t always easy, but it was his choice. Religion had nothing to do with it.Some people say you have no choice about your sexual orientation. But if you want a date, you have to choose: male or female.This is the lively, riveting, true memoir of a man who had to choose: Be who I want to be (straight), or be who some people tell me I am (gay).