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The Roots of Rebellion erupts from the fertile soil of profound discontent, self-determination and insatiable striving for liberty and power.
Most everyone loves light, light is a beautiful creation, without the natural light of the sun nothing would be visible.
The European Union in Prophecy provides insightful perspectives on the E.U. both as a political project in integration and a transformation of an ancient order.
This ebook is one Catholic’s study of Adventist claims, the Bible, and the Catholic Church. It attempts to show the biblical basis for Christianity’s abandonment of the Old Testament sabbath, the biblical basis for Sunday observance, and takes a look at other pertinent topics relating to Adventism and Catholicism.
The book is a work of fiction situated in Hindu mythology, drawing its literary lineage from The Mahabharata and Siva Purana. The moon god Soma Chandra defies hs brethren by kidnapping their guru’s new wife, the gears of war are set in motion.
Unsealed account of the ORIGIN of Life, Order, Patterns, Structure, Organization, and ‘The Absolute Frame Of Reference’ ‘ – ‘The Frame Of Reference Of The Creation’ – the ultimate origin of space, time and matter, and all the entities into existence in that which is called the UNIVERSE.
Callista is an attempt to imagine and express, from a Catholic point of view, the feelings and mutual relations of Christians and heathens at the period to which it belongs, and it has been undertaken as the nearest approach which the Author could make to a more important work suggested to him from a high ecclesiastical quarter.
A TALE, directed against the Oxford converts to the Catholic Faith, was sent from England to the author of this Volume in the summer of 1847, when he was resident at Santa Croce in Rome. Its contents were as wantonly and preposterously fanciful, as they were injurious to those whose motives and actions it professed to represent; but a formal criticism or grave notice of it seemed to him out of place.