Does Christianity have the power to change lives and keep believers on a righteous path? Does Islam have the answers? There is a collision of thought and deeds in today's world, a clash between faith and finance, between peaceful belief and violent fervor. In "Conflict: Christianity's Love vs. Islam's Submission, " the captivating new book from Dr. Murl Edward Gwynn, deeply explores the contrasting tenets of Christianity and Islam and reveals how the world's changing religious and spiritual realities impact just about everything we hold dear.

Christians, especially those of us in the United States, have fallen asleep to the dangers to their faith and allowed material wealth to take precedence in their lives. Meanwhile, Islam, despite its practice of forced submission, has become the most populous and fastest-growing religion in the world. Dr. Gwynn's clarion call seeks to awaken us to the vast differences between Christianity and Islam, not the least of which are the true identity of Jesus the Son, evangelism and salvation, and our relationship of oneness with God.

Now, in this hour of greatest need, Christian believers must stand firm in true, faithful understanding of who they are in the eyes of God. His unending love affair with us is our cornerstone, and by walking in the light of Jesus' acceptance and forgiveness, we find true riches that will go with us into eternity; we find truth, strength, and freedom.

The Presidency is in the hands of a very popular President, but who is he, really? There is more to being President than votes, popularity, and power. Death and mayhem awaits those who cross the head executive. The President's family will pay the price for his indiscretions. The President didn't know that his dark dealings with the hearts of others would lead to death and disaster. When he planned the theft of millions from the United States Treasury he started the beginning of the end for himself. His wife is fascinated by the occult, his daughter is demon possessed, but his son stands alone as the bearer of light. The President Was A Good Man weaves a tail of maddening suspense that ends in strange triumph. Murl Edward Gwynn has had an active and fulfilling life. He is a retired soldier, pastors Christian Life Fellowship Church, the founder of Harvest of Life, a prison ministry, and an Ambassador for the Army Freedom Team Salute. He has traveled to over thirty countries and enjoys meeting people of different cultures. His has ministered to the underground church in other countries on behalf of missions. He presently lives in Reidsville, GA with his wife Ruth. They have three children and seven grandchildren.

Yerma (meaning 'Barren') is one of three tragic plays about peasants and rural life that make up Lorca's 'rural trilogy'. It is possibly Lorca's harshest play following a woman's Herculean struggle against the curse of infertility. The woman's barrenness becomes a metaphor for her marriage in a traditional society that denies women sexual or social equality. Her desperate desire for a child drives her to commit a terrible crime at the end of the play. This Student Edition comes complete with a full introduction; plot synopsis; commentary on characters, context and themes; bibliography; chronology, and questions for study.

Blood Wedding is set in a village community in Lorca's Andalusia, and tells the story of a couple drawn irresistibly together in the face of an arranged marriage. This tragic and poetic play is the work on which his international reputation was founded. Like many of Lorca's passionate and intensely lyrical plays that focus on peasant life and the forces of nature, Blood Wedding combines innovatory dramatic technique with Spanish popular tradition. Methuen Drama Student Editions are expertly annotated texts of a wide range of plays from the modern and classic repertoires. As well as the complete text of the play itself, the volume contains a chronology of the playwright's life and work; an introduction giving the background to the play; a discussion of the various interpretations; notes on individual words and phrases in the text; and questions for further study.

Bernarda Alba is a widow, and her five daughters are incarcerated in mourning along with her. One by one they make a bid for freedom, with tragic consequences. Lorca's tale depicts the repression of women within Catholic Spain in the years before the war. The House of Bernarda Alba is Lorca's last and possibly finest play, completed shortly before he was murdered by Nationalist sympathisers at the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War. Inspired by real characters and described by the author as 'a true record of village life', it is a tragic tale of frustration and explosive passions in a household of women rulled by a tyrannical mother. Edited with invaluable student notes - a must for students of Spanish drama

My innocent curiosity at an early age lured me into a life of bondage and self-loathing. The feelings of low self-worth can affect just about everything we do in life, until we find freedom and release. Trying to be accepted based upon how you feel about yourself, can cause a person to act, react, and respond to others negatively. There is a cure for the hurt, the loneliness, and the loathing of self. There is a way to find peace and happiness. There is an out for the life that is affected by sex, drugs, and the bottle. That out is Christ Jesus. For those on the receiving end of a life that is affected there is hope, encouragement and light in the darkness. Anything for Acceptance can direct the hurting to the "out "

There is more to being President than votes, popularity and power. Death and mayhem awaits those who cross the head executive. The President's family will pay the price for his indiscretions. The president didn't know that his dark dealings with the hearts of others would lead to death and disaster. When he planned the theft of millions from the United States Treasury, he started the beginning of the end for himself. He wife was fascinated by the occult and his daughter was demon-possessed, but his son stood alone as the bearer of light. The President's Life weaves a tale of maddening suspense that ends in strange triumph.

Healing is the overlooked part of the atonement of Jesus that often confuses the average Christian. When Jesus paid for the sins of the world on the cross He also made it possible for the will of the Father to be realized in healing. Jesus went about healing all those who came to Him. He was demonstrating the will of the Father to heal bodies as well as to save souls. Jesus taught His disciples to also go about and heal people. It was a command to teach the kingdom of God had arrived by preaching the gospel, healing the sick, and casting out demons. If you are a Christian you too can go about healing the sick as Jesus goes with you

Many people, including Christians, struggle to be free in body, soul, and spirit but fail to realize release. Could it be that freedom eludes them because of an association with idols, charms, and religious attachments outside of the Word of God? God is a jealous being and refuses to share His love with any false god, idols, or religious entity that promotes power, knowledge, or insight other than His Word. Anyone who seeks guidance, success, or knowledge outside of God's Word is seeking that guidance from demons unwittingly. This will only lead to failure and infirmity in all ways. Each person must examine those things they use to direct their path in life. Guarding against names, idols, charms, and religious paraphernalia that are not of God is a must.

Does Christianity have the power to change lives and keep believers on a righteous path? Does Islam have the answers? There is a collision of thought and deeds in today's world, a clash between faith and finance, between peaceful belief and violent fervor. In "Conflict: Christianity's Love vs. Islam's Submission, " the captivating new book from Dr. Murl Edward Gwynn, deeply explores the contrasting tenets of Christianity and Islam and reveals how the world's changing religious and spiritual realities impact just about everything we hold dear.

Christians, especially those of us in the United States, have fallen asleep to the dangers to their faith and allowed material wealth to take precedence in their lives. Meanwhile, Islam, despite its practice of forced submission, has become the most populous and fastest-growing religion in the world. Dr. Gwynn's clarion call seeks to awaken us to the vast differences between Christianity and Islam, not the least of which are the true identity of Jesus the Son, evangelism and salvation, and our relationship of oneness with God.

Now, in this hour of greatest need, Christian believers must stand firm in true, faithful understanding of who they are in the eyes of God. His unending love affair with us is our cornerstone, and by walking in the light of Jesus' acceptance and forgiveness, we find true riches that will go with us into eternity; we find truth, strength, and freedom.

The Presidency is in the hands of a very popular President, but who is he, really? There is more to being President than votes, popularity, and power. Death and mayhem awaits those who cross the head executive. The President's family will pay the price for his indiscretions. The President didn't know that his dark dealings with the hearts of others would lead to death and disaster. When he planned the theft of millions from the United States Treasury he started the beginning of the end for himself. His wife is fascinated by the occult, his daughter is demon possessed, but his son stands alone as the bearer of light. The President Was A Good Man weaves a tail of maddening suspense that ends in strange triumph. Murl Edward Gwynn has had an active and fulfilling life. He is a retired soldier, pastors Christian Life Fellowship Church, the founder of Harvest of Life, a prison ministry, and an Ambassador for the Army Freedom Team Salute. He has traveled to over thirty countries and enjoys meeting people of different cultures. His has ministered to the underground church in other countries on behalf of missions. He presently lives in Reidsville, GA with his wife Ruth. They have three children and seven grandchildren.

A collection of extraordinary, playable translations from across the Latin American continent, including a new Mario Vargas Llosa play In La Chunga by Mario Vargas Llosa a young gambler down on his luck lends his girlfriend to the lady bar-keeper for the night to pay off a debt. Four years later the girl has neither been seen nor heard of, and the gamblers meet to speculate on the events of that fateful night. In Paper Flowers by Egon Wolff, Eva, a lonely middle class woman puts up a tramp for the night out of the kindness of her heart, only to find that he intends to occupy her life as well as her house, reducing her once and for all to his state. Medea in the Mirror by Jose Triana is an extraordinary re-setting of the Medea story in the Cuban revolution of 1959. As Maria, a young mulatto takes her revenge on Julian for abandoning her for someone else - the play becomes a mirror for the events that took place when Castro ousted the Batista regime.

Spain's most celebrated dramatist Federico Garcia Lorca (1898-1936) was murdered by Nationalist sympathizers shortly after the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War. This volume shows the playwright at his provocative and poetic best and includes two of his most notorious works: "The Public," his only openly homosexual drama; and "Play Without a Title," a Pirandellian piece in which the blurring of stage and auditorium is combined with strong political overtones. Also included is Lorca's only historical play, the hauntingly lyrical "Mariana Pineda." "The Public" is translated by Henry Livings; the other two plays by Gwynne Edwards.

"Lorca is one of the few indisputably great dramatists of the twentieth century" Observer The Shoemaker's Wonderful Wife and The Love of Don Perlimplin use an old story of the old man married to the young wife to expose the social attitudes of a traditional Spain bound by rigid concepts of decency, reputation and honour. The Puppet Play deploys the puppets' uninhibited and passionate emotions as a direct attack on the 'tedious triviality' of commercial theatre. The Butterfly's Evil Spell explores the themes of love and frustration, while When Five Years Pass is a surrealist play with references to the film Un Chien Andalou [The Andalusian Dog] by Lorca's friend and collaborator, Luis Bunuel.