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| Cultural analyst Tony Watkins offers an evenhanded and appreciative critique of Philip Pullman's books, exploring their religious and scientific underpinnings and highlighting their cultural and spiritual significance. |
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| St. John of the Cross is recognized as one of the most important mystics, and his Dark Night of the Soul stands as one of the greatest contributions to the literature of mysticism and one of the true classics of Christianity. |
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| When Fanny is left to look after her family for a day, things go horribly wrong. One by one they begin to disappear and she is terrified they have fallen into the hands of Monsieur Griffon. Will she ever see them again...alive? |
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| Written in an interesting novel fashion, Dark Side of America takes a riveting look at the part of our culture liberals don't want you to see. Is there an impending danger to the Christian faith? This book reveals what may lie just beyond the horizon. |
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| The vast majority of Muslims love peace, yet an extremist minority continues to mount terrorist attacks. Is their violence a reflection of their religious beliefs? Sproul and Saleeb explore this crucial question as they expose Islamic doctrine's rejection of the fundamental truths of the Bible, including sin, salvation, and the deity of Christ. |
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| Rand Hummel has been with the Wilds Christian Association since 1978 and currently serves as the camp program director, preaching to thousands of teens annually as well as preaching at family conferences and couples' retreats. He and his wife, Amber, live near the Wilds in Brevard, North Carolina, and have three grown children. His prayer is that this book will encourage believers to have a heart for God and a hatred of sin.'The Dark Side Of The Internet' has grown from the breadth of Rand Hummel's experience counseling with teens whose lives have been affected by their own or a parent's abuse of the Internet. In addition to the 'The Dark Side Of The Internt,' BJU Press authors have included several original essays on broader issues dealing with the Christian, the world, and culture. |
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| Private investigator Jake Rikker is caught off guard by his new client's request. Afraid to consult the police, jewelry designer Elise St. Dennis hires him to find an ex-con who has traced her to Fog Point. Jake and his business partner, May---a crusty widow---pursue the stalker. As they close in on their prey, it becomes terrifyingly clear that the hunters are now the hunted! 352 pages, softcover from Waterbrook. |
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| The two most significant events in human history are the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. And no one can uncover their meaning for today quite like Charles Swindoll. From the poignant interactions of The Last Supper, through the despairing events of Gethsemane and the seven last words of Jesus on the Cross, Dr. Swindoll challenges readers with a new perspective on the atoning work of Christ. And in Part Two of this inspirational work, the secret of how the resurrection of Jesus enables Christians to live triumphantly is revealed in a clear yet surprising way. |
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| A Christian reflects on how the challenges of mental illness can shape the sufferer's faith. |
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| Darlene McCoy brings the gospel music to a new level on her self-titled release. |
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| One of NASCAR's most controversial and exciting figures has opened up the pages of his life for readers everywhere! Darrell Waltrip One-on-One describes a life of simple faith in a turbulent circle of fame, controversy and fan mania. The natural storytelling abilities of both Darrell Waltrip and Jay Carty will keep readers enthralled through 60 refreshingly transparent narrative devotionals. This is a rare chance for both men and women, race-enthusiasts and rookies alike, to take an inspiring look at how God has shaped and impacted the life of a sports legend! |
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| REVISED AND EXPANDEDDARWIN ON TRIALThe controversial book that rocked the scientific establishment! Why? It shows that the theory of evolution is based not on fact but on faith-faith in philosophical naturalism. Phillip Johnson argues courageously that there simply is no vast body of empirical data supporting the theory.In this new edition Johnson responds to critics of the first edition, including Stephen Jay Gould, and also expands the material in chapter five.With the intrigue of a mystery and the gripping detail of a court trial, Johnson takes readers through the evidence with the lawyer's skill he learned as a Berkeley professor of law specializing in the logic of arguments. |
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