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| Exploring the mistaken assumption that naturalism in an empirical finding of science rather than a presupposition of science. |
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| This book is the result of over fifteen years of research by Robert W. Faid. Using his knowledge of science, mathematics, history, archaeology, linguistics, and theology, he presents documented evidence which may help explain how some events, which skeptics claim never happened, can be scientifically authenticated. This book provides a wealth of information for believers and can be used as a powerful witnessing tool for skeptics. Some of the topics included are: Is Genesis really an eyewitness account? Why can't we live as long as Methuselah did? Were there really giants in biblical times? What the Star of Bethlehem really was. When was Jesus born? When was the Crucifixion? Has modern genetics found Adam and Eve? Has science located the physical heaven and hell? Has our sun already been turned off? Robert W. Faid, a nuclear scientist and consultant to the nuclear power industry, has developed patented processes which have been used to protect nuclear power plants around the world against earthquakes and flooding. Now retired, he uses his knowledge of science and his research skills in writing Christian books. |
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| Continuing with the same fascinating approach he revealed in the best-selling A Scientific Approach to Biblical Mysteries, the author brings to light in this sequel more of the gripping events and people of the Bible. Drawing on his scientific background, he explains with clarity the methods and characters God has used. He also gives reasonable evidence for several of the famous and obscure miracles that took place thousands of years ago.*Has Noah's ark been found?*What is God's real name?*Are there really lost books of the Bible?*What happened to Pontius Pilate?*The parting of the Exodus Sea. Where?*Who was the eavesdropper in Gethsemane?*Was Christmas Day on December 25? |
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| Used as a supplementary text in public universities, this book provides an in-depth examination of the research for creation. Covers dating methods, geology, biology, and other reas. A strong defense of biblical creationism. |
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| If the Bible proves itself to be the Word of the One who created all things, doesn't it make sense to search its pages? If there is a one-in-a-million chance that the Bible's promise of immortality and the avoidance of eternal damnation is true, we owe it to our common sense to take a look. |
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| Former college roommates Hal Bogikian (newspaper columnist) and Malcolm Edwards (university professor), both atheists, disagree on most major issues. But they remain associates through the efforts of Malcolm's aunt, Phoebe du Pont, a wealthy Christian widow. When du Pont invites the two men and her beautiful assistant, Sally Northaway, on a tourist and archeological trip to Turkey, the four Americans become the target of a terrorist's kidnapping plot in Scimitar's Edge. Readers will deeply know these memorable characters while also learning about Turkey, the savagery of history, and competing philosophies of life. Along the way, there are razor-sharp thriller sequences and a budding romance as well. |
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| A Rash Attempt at Vengeance Puts Judah in Peril. King Jehoahaz approaches the city where Egypt’s mighty army is encamped. There he’s been summoned to appear before Pharaoh Neco, but Jehoahaz is planning to take revenge on Neco for killing his father. Can anyone stop this foolish, vain king from bringing the wrath of Egypt on their nation by trying to assassinate one of the world’s most powerful leaders? Click here to read a sample chapter! Adobe Acrobat is required. Click here to download |
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| The Scofield III, with its augmented study notes and reference system, has proven to be highly popular among evangelicals. Here it has been paired with yet another popular modern Bible translation, the Holman Christian Standard Bible. The HCSB is dedicated equally to precise translation from the original languages and reader-friendly American English. The result is a translation that serves the needs of students and those who publicly proclaim God's Word equally well. An abundance of ancillary features clarify the ideas underlying the Scofield's annotations. Factual information is presented in topical articles, charts, and lists that add depth and richness to study time. Product Details:Bible Translation: Holman Christian Standard BiblePage count: 2000Weight: 3.1 poundsSize: 9.9 x 7 x 1.9 inches |
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| And now back to our regularly scheduled insanity. Channel 7 news producer Hugo Talley dreams of working with first-class professionals. Instead he’s saddled with a weatherman who can’t admit when he’s wrong, an aging anchorwoman who refuses to release her claw like grip on the news desk, a conscience-stricken reporter who’s reluctant to focus on sensationalism, and a new assistant–former home school student Hayden Hazard–who can’t just seem to leave her faith outside the newsroom. When the Channel News 7 team inadvertently stumbles on a hot news story, Hugo is frantic to exploit this rare opportunity. But a series of crises–including a Botox disaster and the disappearance of a colleague–threatens to destroy his chance for ratings success and send him completely over the edge. Meanwhile Hayden’s presence is distracting at least two coworkers. Soft spoken reporter Ray Duffey isn’t sure whether he’s attracted or frightened by her outspoken faith, while ego-driven Sam Leege is certain her naïve spiritual convictions will fall victim to his persuasive attentions. With their oddball antics and all-too-real foibles, this lovable cast of characters offers a hilarious look at the sometimes-unexpected effects of taking one’s faith boldly into the workplace. About the Author Rene Gutteridge is the author of seven novels, including Boo, Boo Who, and Boo Hiss, as well as Ghost Writer and Troubled Waters. Her work as a playwright has been published more than thirty times. A trained screenwriter, she graduated Magna Cum Laude from Oklahoma City University, earning the “Excellence in Mass Communication” award. She served for five years as the full-time director of drama for First United Methodist Church in Oklahoma City before leaving to be a stay-at-home mom and full-time writer. She enjoys instructing at writer’s conferences and college classrooms. Rene lives with her husband, Sean, and their two children, John Caleb and Cate, in Oklahoma. |
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| For 300 years a school of evangelical Christianity changed Scotland as a nation. Passing on the evangel of the Reformation, and growing stronger in persecution, it turned a people to the Bible, and finally gave many of its best sons and daughters to the ends of the earth. New from Iain Murray, this is a grippng introduction to the glorious successes and painful failures of the church from the 16th through 19th centuries. Captivating true stories of fidelity, joyful perseverance in hardship, improbable advance and a faith that overcomes the world. |
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