Sentences with phrase «books from»

It looks delectable and even though it never occurred to me that I would ever pre-order anything (because that's just not what I do — I get books from the library) I am going to pre-order this from Powells because I love your site so much.

Among them was the inside scoop on the great books from over the pond.

I love The Gift of Healing Herbs by Robin Rose Bennett and Wild Fermentation by Sandor Katz, as well as so many books from the 70s by obscure hippies and natural living advocates.

It's being published by Yellow Kite, a new list at the renowned publisher Hodder and Stoughton, which is such an honour as they've published the best books from people like Gordon Ramsey, Hugh Fearnley - Whittingstall and Delia Smith.

Ricker drove the wagon while Nancy managed the books from their home.

These same Christian families buy all their books from Christian Book Stores, further reinforcing their delusional view of the world.

The resurgence of interest in the Jesus of history is evidenced not only by the books from Marcus Borg, John Dominic Crossan and Geza Vermes but also by the publication of The Five Gospels (Polebridge / Macmillan), reflecting the conclusions of R. W Funk's Jesus Seminar in which Borg and Crossan are active participants.

So for me, reading books from other scholars and theologians is the same as reading your comment.

Have a way to Read Kindle books from Amazon If you have a Kindle eReader, then you're already set.

But if the Logos price was the same as the Kindle Price (or at least closer), I would probably start buying the books from Logos.

Gina Loehr is the author of four books from Servant Books and a theology instructor at Marian University of Wisconsin.

I met with spiritual directors and masters from different traditions; I prayed, meditated, contemplated, read so many books from so many streams, wrote scores of journals, all in an attempt to find some understanding and peace.

With this caveat I single out two books from a great multitude.

At all events, I think a comparison of these two recent books from Wright will show that the best apologetics comes above all from theology at its best, whether its primary purpose is apologetic or not.

He translates theological articles and books from German to English for graduate students and professors (he is visually handicapped, but he can read, and he's gifted in language).

I myself have been hendered to own and read books from teachers and pastors on account of not being able to afford the material, I feel that all leaders should recieve equally from one pot as other priests while working secular jobs to then freely give what God put in thier hearts freely to say.

Protestants omit 7 books from the Bible while the poor Jews have to try and get by with only half of scripture.

I guess if you are going to believe in an all knowing, all powerful sky daddy, reading an old compilation of 60 different books from 40 different authors put together by a group of supposedly reformed pagans 1600 years ago would just be putting your faith to the test, I mean a person with faith needs no proof.

There were plenty of books from places like Focus on the Family that we tried to get insights from, but at the end of the day, there was a pathetic lack of information available in those days.

Happily Professor Hartshorne is still at work among us and further books from his pen may be expected in the next few years.

If just three people make a purchase based off your recommendation, you have made all your money back, and then if anyone else buys it after that, you get money to pay your web hosting fees for the year, or dinner with your spouse, or a couple of books from Amazon, or... well, you get the picture.

And when I look ahead to upcoming books from first - time authors like Sarah Bessey, Elizabeth Esther, Glennnon Melton, Micha Boyett, and others, I feel so privileged to be part of what I consider a movement.

So I've been working on my Amazon wish list to distribute to family for easy Christmas shopping, and I got to thinking about my favorite books from 2008.

And don't forget - You can still enter to win a BOX OF BOOKS from Zondervan by leaving a comment after Thursday's post marking the big launch.

Because of this I spent many hours reading and pouring over scripture and reading books from varying viewpoints to seek to find out just what God really felt about this subject.

One of these is the recently founded Charles H. Spurgeon Center for Biblical Preaching at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Kansas City, which owns more than six - thousand books from Spurgeon's personal library.

Here is one of the definition of Religion: Religion is consist of a list of «Do» vs «Don't» and you live your life by following this list... now the important question here is what criteria should i follow to come up with my list of «Do vs Do nt»... either i have to follow a book or books from what we have at this time i.e. Bible, Torah, Gita, Quran and so on....

This became most evident with his 2000 book Papal Sin, one of several recent books from liberal Catholics trying to argue for their brand of Catholicism by the simple (if vulgar) expedient of beating up on the reputation of Pius XII.

This complacency, which Cobb acknowledges with his typical candor (supra), was being encouraged by Ford, albeit unconsciously, even before my use of the systematic approach had produced a significantly new interpretation of Whitehead's metaphysics — one gleaned from all of Whitehead's books from The Principles of Natural Knowledge to Modes of Thought, and one which, whatever its merits are finally judged to be, constitutes a strong, thoroughly argued, and well - documented challenge to the whole range of traditional interpretations.

This led to some speculation that his u-turn was made to stop his books from being withdrawn from Lifeway.

He'll occasionally ask to play alone, at which point he will go to his room, arrange his stuffed animals, and pull out one of his books from Dr. Seuss, Beatrix Potter, or Mo Willems and «read» to them a story he has memorized.

I read all the right books from all the right authors, went to the church building every Sunday and Wednesday, led worship for a time, taught the youth, etc..

I don't need the religious establishment, particularly pastors flogging their books from the pulpit.

Of course, I often accept review books from people who read my blog, because if you take the time to read my stuff, I definitely want to take the time to read yours.

Joseph Smith was a snake oil salesmen in my books, besides I'm in the big leagues (Catholic) don't play with the minor league stuff and trust me I've been to almost every religion over my life searching for answers, I have a library of Bibles, Reference Books from all denominations and they all are the same, no one has answers just more questions.

Now, thanks to the internet and the proliferation of books from diverse perspectives, all of us are able to access the blessing of much greater diversity in the form of dozens of ethnic, cultural and gender perspectives to help us explore the vastness of the Incarnation.

Take your partner to a library and peruse books from your formative years together.

I just became friends with a pastor and he has been showing me a lot of books from his Christian library.

On the other hand I have to acknowledge that they have books from all across the spectrum on their book list which is a good thing in my opinion.

This 30 % off deal was good for all books from Redeeming Press, including the books by Maxine Armstrong, Taylor Murray, Dr. Earl Radmacher, and yes, even the new book edited by Eric Carpenter.

The glory of Old Testament prose, however, is the superb narratives that make up the major hulk of the books from Genesis to Second Kings.

also important to note: different religious groups include and exclude certain books from their bibles.

I have read hundreds of the articles from Jerusalem Perspective, including quite a number of books from Brad Young, David Flusser, and others.

Update (Oct. 31): Jen Hatmaker posted a 650 - word response on her Facebook page Monday, saying she «wrestled with and through Scripture, not around it» before coming to a decision to affirm same - sex relationships, which recently led to LifeWay Christian Resources pulling her books from its stores.

from a business perspective, but I try to write and publish my books from a Kingdom perspective, which for me (this doesn't mean this way is for everyone!)

when most of America hadn't: the kitschy well - meaning illustrations on the endpapers of the Watch - tower books from the Jazz Age and the Depression: a Mexican family all in sombreros, an African family in embroidered A-line robes, a clean - cut white family, a Chinese family in their conical straw hats, all the families standing together, their faces raised toward heaven, where a pale, bearded Jesus rides down on a horse.

BTW... I recently read several books from Dan Kimball on Emergent issues, Emergent Worship, and The Emergent Church.

And what I think they meant also was that the scrolls that feature books from the TANAKH are virtually identical with the books today.

a place where people write laws based on ancient books from the Bronze Age backed up by zero evidence.

i see many of you christians and atheists «KUF ** FAR» wrote alot of messages full of hatred and enmity but the reality is that you don't have basic knowledge of islam or did not read the quran (koran) except you heard some stereotyping articles, reports or books from the media and elites of brainwashing and conspiring, like zionists, illuminatis, free masons and all the so called non-muslim experts of islam hired by the TV stations owned and controlled by masters of stereotyping.