Religion, Comparative Religion
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Jesus Meets the Buddha
by James T. Kim
Does any one religion have all the answers? Or must we find the answers to life’s questions within ourselves? What would the Buddha think of Jesus’ message of unconditional love? Would the Buddha and Jesus have any common ground? In Jesus Meets the ...
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The Chaos the Trinity Created culminating in Islamic Terrorism
by J. Chapman
Islamic terrorism is spreading world wide, soon to be in our neighborhoods. In the 1930s when Hitler came to power few spoke in opposition against him, the result was WWII. Today our Governments and the media, who both subject themselves to ...
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The Real Deal: Making the Case for the One True God
Implications for Radical Islam and the Global Church by Rev. Peter Hendriks Okello
This book explains differences between the content of the Bible and the Qur’an and between the God of the Bible and Allah of the Quran. The resulting identity of Allah serves as a wake-up call for many Christians, especially for those who think that ...
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Eternity with Yeshua Hamashiach
by Elvin Ensign
Around the world, including Israel, there are a growing number of adherents to Messianic Judaism. Messianic Jews form a religious group that believes Yeshua Hamashiach (the Hebrew name for Jesus the Messiah) is the true Messiah as known in ...
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Life's Ultimate Questions
Exploring the Stories that Shape Our Everyday by Jake Wiens
This book is presented as “core-curriculum” for young adults and new believers alike, who wish to not only survive but thrive as Christians in our challenging, secular, atheistic culture. This five-fold foundation can help us stand as well as ...
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Faraj!
A Space of Possibility by Kira Van Deusen
“Faraj” is a Farsi word meaning an opening, a blessing, a space of possibility. Ābtin journeys for a whole year, across deserts and mountains to the sea. The young Zoroastrian hopes to come to terms with his harsh father and his own ambivalence ...
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Faraj!
A Space of Possibility by Kira Van Deusen
“Faraj” is a Farsi word meaning an opening, a blessing, a space of possibility. Ābtin journeys for a whole year, across deserts and mountains to the sea. The young Zoroastrian hopes to come to terms with his harsh father and his own ambivalence ...
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