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Este libro contiene mas de 100 poesias de amor a un amor. Poemas De Amor A Un AmorEl lector puede disfrutar poesias romanticas, de inspiraciones imaginarias, y el dolor de la partida de su esposa. En sus versos se reflejan su fe cristiana y el amor hacia Dios. Todos sus poemas tienen un verdadero vivo realistico de la vida que ambos vivieron deste sus comienzos y final.

Euthanasia--the act of assisted suicide--was once outlawed in every country in the world because it destroys civilizations. The problem is that representative democracy in Western countries allows politicians to acquire an authority that goes beyond the power of the people. A questionable agenda can therefore be endorsed in parliamentary legislation. Euthanasia is one of them.The opinions of professionals, doctors of medicine and academics can sway the government because they have a power assumed to be in the bes interest of the people. When a politician with the gift of the gab obtains leadership in a democratic representative country, he or she can act like a dictator. The media is so powerful that it can endorse a personal agenda as though the people approved of some minority or controversial argument. The worms in proposed legislation can therefore be covered up in parliament and in the media.In 1996-97 the Federal Parliament of Australia provided evidence from euthanasia countries in Europe that regulations and procedures endorsed as safeguards in Euthanasia Laws do not work. The states ignored that evidence as though it did not exist. Opposing arguments were also ignored as unprofessional. The people were not consulted. The euthanasia premier of Victoria used compassion and emotion as a political tool to endorse the World Euthanasia Movement's Agenda in Parliament itself. Other states in Australia are copying Victoria's Euthanasia end-of-life death Laws.In Victoria murder under certain conditions is not a crime anymore. Those with a terminal illness are not the only ones who can be murdered under Euthanasia Laws. The targeted are killed in cold blood contrary to their 'No, No, No, No' screams. Thousands of innocent medical clients are euthanized in European countries every year without their knowledge or consent. This book investigates the implementation of twenty-first century Euthanasia Laws advocated by the World Euthanasia Movement that penetrates European and Western democratic parliaments.

With no tree in her home, and just a dollar from her widowed mother, Melina goes out on Christmas eve to find one. She faces the cold night and many obstacles, but she doesn't give up. With perseverance and an unexpected miracle, Melina gets her very special tree.We all need hope and faith. In Malina's Christmas tree, Melina offers us both.

Gleaned from a lifetime of experiences, observations, and meditations, Power of Discovery offers a collection of short stories that teachtrue and correct principles in a fun, enjoyable manner which has the power to motivate and change lives positively. Each story encourages personal evaluation and self-reflection.The Hyatts share anecdotes from everyday life, each one imparting a valuable life lesson rooted in Christian principles. The stories offer profound truths such as being able to stand up to adverse winds of the importance of not becoming bogged down with busy work, preventing a person from living life with purpose.In Power of Discovery, the Hyatts draw important lessons from life experiences to help others gain inspiration and find deeper meaning in everyday interactions.

The crayons is a learning tool for your kids.Teaching them how to learn their ABCs, the basic colors, how to count plus having fun while learning.

We establish that although symbols arisespontaneously out of questions that seek to providemeaning for life's events, that paradoxicallysuch symbols themselves need to be questionedand adjusted I order to sustainuniversal and eternal meaning.

C. Blaine Hyatt spent hours in his father's repair shop as a boy, listening to others tell fascinating stories.Fascinated by their strategies for navigating challenges-and the times in which they lived-he set about writing this collection of stories to preserve their collective history.One lesson he hopes readers will take away is that the things of this world do not matter in the big picture. No one cares what kind of car you have or what position you held. None of the things of this world that we often place so much value on matter much, if at all.When all is said and done, there are really only two things that last: What we have become and the legacy we leave-as in the effect, either good or bad, we have had on others.As you read these stories, the author hopes you will be aware that the water in your life is still flowing under your bridge. Take the time to become who and what you want to be and consider what legacy you will leave with others.

Walter, a retired school teacher, is troubled by a recurring dream involving a bloody satanic ritual. He is invited to a museum featuring a collection of ancient artworks. Strange occurrences at the museum send he and his friends looking for a rational explanation. Their search leads them to India, where they are forced to partake in the very ritual he had dreamed about.Father Grayson becomes involved in the effort to exorcise the evil that has taken up residence in his friends' midst.

The book covers the hazards we face today as our democratic institutions are being challenged to their very foundation. Lies and how they have influenced the public and created a society of hate, policies and laws that reinforce it even against children. It touches on today's idiocy of our unregulated guns and the mayhem they have created. How just one industry knowingly created the effects of climate change the world and millions of its people are experiencing today.

As Beatrix watches her friends skate on the pond, she is sad because she doesn't have any skates. She works to earn them. With Christmas coming she is confronted with a big decision of how to spend her hard-earned money.Charlie Chipmunk and Beatrix's grandmother help her with this dilemma. As a result, she learns the meaning of Christmas.The illustrator, Kim sawyer is a self-taught artist. He draws, paints and has done sculptures in metal. He was most pleased to be asked to illustrate this book, his first.

Campanadas: Poesías Lírica es el segundo volumen publicado por el autor donde posa a los amantes de las poesías.Están seleccionadas sus mejores poemas simples de amor. Mezcladas de fantasías y realidades en definitivas, es un libro que llega a los corazones del lector con sentimientos y un profundo amor a su esposa.Se desvaneció en el infinitoMi voz lo llama siempre en recuerdosYa no puedo mirar a sus ojos tibiosLa buscaré al otro lado del río eterno.Poesías Campanadas

Beyond Destiny is a book that depicts a young girl grew up in village of Bangladesh and became tangled in situation and married early to young man who was graduate of University of Calcutta (India).Later she was following her husband to Dhaka, capital of East Pakistan and the young girl turns to a women; after giving birth to her only daughter Lila.Lila was very inquisitive and multi-talented from her childhood. She wanted to be a doctor when she was 5 year old.Ultimately her wish came true. she studied in Dhaka Medical College and after immigration arrived USA while she had higher education in medicine and specialized as a Radiologist.Her marriage with a handsome man was exciting and later she gave birth to two sons who became part of her life. This was destiny of her mother and herself and beyond all.

When a small dog named Angel meets her furever parents, her life is changed forever. Along the way, she discovers a nest of baby cotton-tail rabbits, which eventually leads to the adoption of her two rabbit siblings, Darla and Mikey. Along the way, Angel, Darla, and Mikey have many great adventures and a home full of love.

THIS BIBLE STUDY IS ABOUTThe writer's thoughts of the beginning and the concept of what he believes of the ten commandants, and how he believes we should interpret them in our lives so that we can teach them to our children. So, they will understand that God is watching all our moves, and what we say even though we do not move our lips.

Mark had it all a beautiful wife and a career that he loved. However he lost everything. His wife cheated on him. Now left at the crossroads of destiny he has no choice but to move on with deep remorse in his heartA true heartbreaking story can only be written if experienced first hand

Connecting with friends at a Bible Study or Book Club using the song of my hope and My Hope Journal will lead you to:· Desiring a daily devotion time with God,· Forming deeper friendships,· Feeling refreshed and more hopeful,· Sharing more deeply about your life and faith,· Finding a new path to hope and joy, and· Singing a new song in your heart!"He put a new song in my mouth, a song of praise to our God; many will see, have awe and will trust in the LORD." Psalm 40:3

Compelled to write on the challenging things of life in poetic form. I draw on experiences of my everyday walk with Christ. There have been many ups and downs, learning curves, mistakes, bad situations, misunderstandings, loss of self-esteem and other various things we all face as Christians.These Poems can inspire, challenge and encourage the reader to take heart when faced with difficult situations. It's an honest account of the many tests and trials I face and then working through the changes I had to make. Putting aside self and choosing God and His word instead. This is where the rubber meets the road.

The story takes place in "The Magical Forest". Beatrix, a new bunny has moved there. She has a floppy ear and the others at school bully her. A persistent chipmunk, whom has a problem befriends. The bullies learn a lesson about accepting others.

Ever wind up someplace you wish you hadn't gone?Abruptly drafted, Jerry Simpson was soon inducted into the strange and difficult ordeal of army life in Vietnam in the late sixties. Forced to leave his pregnant wife, he had a firsthand awakening to the brutality of war. A rare close-up look at the Vietnam War, The War: 361 days, 12 Hours, and 27 Minutes in Vietnam gives an eye-opening portrayal of this conflict from a young soldier's perspective. Based on one man's experience, this novel shifts from traumatic to humorous. As a soldier who came back to angry citizens calling him a criminal, Gerald A. Spence shares openly the grim reality of war and how young draftees adapted from stable civilian lives to the turmoil in Vietnam. In this moving and fascinating novel, witness the pain of separation and fear of the unknown through one transitioning from citizen to soldier before acclimating back to a hostile society. Join this soldier and see the excitement, humor, and life-changing experiences in The War: 361 Days, 12 Hours, And 27 Minutes in Vietnam.

"Freedom Within" was a Prison Ministry that Pauline Nota and Joyce Leonard were sole owners of this ministry that went international for five years from 1998-2003 to various prisons in the United States, Canada, Mexico and Africa. Due to health issues it disbanded. This book is a compilation of stories that transpired behind prison walls as well as other incidents that happened and by God's merciful grace never made it there.¿