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Books > Religion & Spirituality > Aspects of religions (non-Christian) > Religious experience > General
Pesach (Passover) is the sacred holiday where the Jewish people
retell the story of their ancestral flight out of Egypt. Each year
they celebrate their journey from bondage to freedom. Each person
identifies with the story as though they, themselves were oppressed
slaves under the wrath of Pharaoh. One of the most fundamental
truths about life is that everyone experiences their own Egypt.
People have a choice to live under the tyranny of Pharaoh or
experience an exodus and travel to a land flowing with milk and
honey. Based on a true story, this is the retelling of one woman's
escape from Egypt. Adira Bat Avraham shares her incredible journey
that led her to a place of personal and spiritual freedom. Adira is
an exceptionally strong woman who struggled through unbelievable
circumstances. She overcame incredible odds to achieve freedom for
herself and her for her family. Along the way, she learns to
validate her own voice and cries for justice. Adira's inspirational
story is about healing, deliverance, redemption, and finding hope.
Based on the writings of Dr. Alvin Boyd Kuhn, "The Mythical Life of
Jesus Christ" provides an interpretation of the Bible that shows
the full, clear, and hidden meaning of ancient mythology and
religion. It describes how the Bible is not a record of objective
historical occurrences, but rather a collection of allegorical,
mythical, dramatic, and symbolic sagas.Author Larry Marshall has
compiled the writings of Dr. Alvin Boyd Kuhn, a lecturer, teacher,
and scholar. Kuhn claims the roots of Christianity can be found in
the Egyptian religion. Through his writings, Kuhn shows there is no
historical evidence for Jesus-that his life is instead based on the
Egyptian god Horus. He further claims that the New Testament of the
Bible and its events-the virgin birth, the baptism, the
temptations, the crucifixion, and resurrection-should be
interpreted allegorically. Marshall believes Kuhn has unlocked the
essence of Christianity and, as a result, challenges the church's
fraudulent orthodoxy.
Who's to Blame? is an autobiography focusing on the author's life,
his misfortunes, his quest to seek and make sense of those
misfortunes, and who caused them: God, Satan, or himself?
Resolutions are found once man accounts and takes responsibility
for his faults, understanding Satan's role and God's permissible
will in all that happened. This book challenges Christians to focus
on grace, mercy, and faithfulness of God, have fellowship with him,
account for their sins, know Satan's tactics, and understand God's
discipline and blessing. He further encourages believers to study
God's word on a daily basis in order to know the will of God, grow
spiritually, and know how to recover when backsliding. The book
wishes unbelievers to come to Christ and accept him as their only
hope and savior.
Why are some people rich and successful?
How did they achieve success?
Did they have an external influence, or did they succeed through
their own hard work?
We all have desires and aspirations for money, power, and fame.
At the back of it is the need for financial security and
achievement. Although these things are common across people, there
is a huge variation as to what different people achieve in life.
What are the reasons for this anomaly?
The reasons lie within us. Although there is no restriction in
having dreams and wishes, we set very low targets and goals for
ourselves. The hard fact is that you may achieve 70 percent or 90
percent of your target, but you will never achieve more than your
target. By setting lower targets and by having lower aspirations,
you are only stunting your growth. To start with, all of us have
same the potential, but most of us are not even aware of the powers
of our mind and our body.
Professor Ahluwalia highlights all these aspects and lays down
the road map for you to realize your power and potential and how to
succeed in life, achieving the success you richly deserve.
Letters to Marc About Jesus is a beautiful collection of Henri Nouwen's very intimate and very enlightening writings to Marc, his nineteen-year-old nephew, who struggles to find his true path in a world of confusion and apathy. Written with Nouwen's characteristic grace and wisdom, these letters bear witness to his conviction that anyone can find lasting spiritual fulfillment if they simply take the time to maintain a daily awareness of Jesus in every aspect of life. Powerful and profound, Letters to Marc About Jesus is Nouwen at his best--teacher, guide, and mentor--and will provide the direction and inspiration necessary for any believer to change his or her life.
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