Dramatic shortfalls in crop production in various regions of the world have led some people to question the relatively inefficient use of cereal grains for feeding meat animals instead of their direct use for human food. There is no doubt, however, that meat offers a nutritionally valuable, attractive and widely accepted food, the world demand for which increases daily. Thus it is not enough simply to condemn the consumption of meat as an irresponsible extravagance; rather it is preferable to examine how the demand for meat can be met most efficiently and effectively, which requires a fundamental enquiry into how meat is 'grown'. The importance of fat, for instance, both to the growing animal and to the consumer, needs to be established in view of the 'expense' involved in its deposition by the animal and the extent to which it is discarded at many points in the chain from the slaughterhouse to the consumer. We were aware that there existed a wealth of information on the physiology of growth which, because of its having been collected as part of investigations in many other disciplines and the inevitable communication gap, had not been incorporated into the science of animal production. Similarly there were principles and teChniques of animal husbandry which, if known in other disciplines, might enable more pertinent questions to be asked. The biochemical and physiological pathways by which animals utilise feed to produce body protein, fat and other components are intriguing problems which are receiving considerable attention.

This book is a collection of stories of men I have known whose lives have been transformed by the power of the cross of Christ. Their stories are remarkable, uplifting and inspiring.

This book is about the supernatual beings that inhabit the Unseen World around us, as described in the Word of God.

The "Last Days" are detailed for us in the last Book of the Bible, the Book of the Revelation, so we'll use this Book as our guide through the "Last Days" of the world as we know it now. This book is not meant to be a verse by verse exposition of the Book of Revelation. It's only a brief look at it with the goal of helping us to get a better understanding of what the Book is about. This requires an explanation of the meanings of many of the persons, events and symbols used throughout, which we'll attempt to share.

This book attempts to show from God's Word, the answers to questions that are being raised in today's world, such as; Is God dead? What if there's no hell? What about heaven? Why do we even need the Bible anymore? Is there any meaning to life? There are answers and they're in the Holy Scriptures, if we'll only study It.