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I must confess that I couldn’t finish this one. Although I thought it had considerable strength in laying out some of the arguments that have been made regarding the theology of Paul (the first of th

Alister McGrath is a truly gifted storyteller. This is a book of impressive scope, telling a riveting tale that ranges from the invention of the printing press to the emergence of English as a nation

This is a very short yet enormously useful little book. It very quickly covers the basic problems of translating the Bible and the different approaches to solving those problems. Then it gives a qui

Diamant richly imagines the life of Dinah, daughter of Jacob and Leah, from the few passages in the Old Testament that refer to her. Beginning from her childhood and ending in her old age, Dinah’s sto

This is a very short but surprisingly complete history of how the Bible came to be: how and when all the books were written, how they were collected, selected, and organized, and how they have been tr

Lily Robbins is inspired with medical things after being in the middle of a car crash.Lily takes medical class and all goes wrong.

Lily Robbins,M.D is a good book.

Here’s Lily is a good story about a sixth grater named Lily. She has a friend named Shad.Shad is very disturbing.

Lily is a very good character!

It was very, very good. Abe travelled. God talked to him. He said he was going to get many, many kids. Abe was a pea. He was very funny.

My favorite story was Trumpets and Torches.I liked it because it was funny.My favorite character was Jesus. I liked it so much!

Glenn Sunshine does a remarkable job of making this exceedingly complex and confusing period of European history into a surprisingly quick and easy read. This is largely because he does not dwell on

Veggie Tales: Big river rescue : A lesson in helping others

Veggie Tales.

The Last Word : Beyond the Bible Wars to a New Understanding of the Authority of Scripture

Wright, N.T.

From Publishers Weekly&newline;&newline;What do people mean when they say they believe the Bible is the &doublequote;Word of God&doublequote;? And why should they be at war with each other over the role of the Bible in the life of the church? Wright, an Anglican bishop and author of Jesus and the Victory of God, believes the church needs to re-examine the Bible’s role in the life and piety of its people. Surveying biblical and contemporary history, he explains how the Bible, and the church’s understanding of it, have been affected by the complex interplay of religion with reason, tradition, politics and culture. In true Anglican style, Wright takes a middle road between evangelical insistence on biblical inerrancy and the modernist tendency to dismiss biblical authority as an expression of &doublequote;anti-intellectual pre-modernity.&doublequote; His final chapter, entitled &doublequote;How to Get Back on Track,&doublequote; prescribes a path that integrates scripture more fully into the life of the church, proclaiming the Bible in such a way that it refocuses the believing community whose central focus is &doublequote;the goal of God’s kingdom.&doublequote; Wright offers sensible insights on the transforming power of God, very necessary in these times of skepticism and confusion. (Dec.) &newline;Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.&newline; &newline;&newline;&newline; John R. Franke, Professor of Theology, Biblical Theological Seminary&newline;&newline;&doublequote;Written by one of the leading Christian thinkers in the world today, a refreshing and accessible resource ....&doublequote;

In the Kitchen With God

Books, Honor (Corporate Author)

Includes bibliographical references (p. [203-205])

Here’s Lily!

Rue, Nancy N.

Quiet Moments: In the Garden with God

Books, Honor

God is at work in the world, creating glorious beauty. And he does the same in your life---tilling the soil of your heart, nurturing your soul with sun and rain, encouraging healthy growth. Each of these daily meditations and Scriptures explores and celebrates your blossoming relationship with the Savior. 205 pages, hardcover from Honor.

A little book of poems & prayers

A collection of poems and prayers by such authors as Rachel Field, Ogden Nash, and Eleanor Farjeon. Includes anonymous pieces and quotations from the Bible.