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Jesus' Book: "Fear Not"

By: Mary Rose

The book is written by Jesus using a human instrument. The book also contains paintings that Jesus created using the same human instrument. Jesus comes to humanity in his book, professing his eternal and unconditional love to each and every human that has ever lived on this planet.

Jewish Not Greek

By: D. Barry

Why the soul is NOT naturally immortal (even though most Christians believe this). What the Jewish Apostles taught VS. What the Greek Philosophers taught. Summary: Why tradition about the fate of the lost,(as torment forever) is unbiblical and not hermeneutically correct. Why “Conditional Immortality” is true. An Evangelical and Biblical study on hell and why most get it wrong.

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Kicking Evolution, Lifting Jesus Up
By: Edison Macusi

This e-book on Christian education and evolution is all about learning how to overcome doubts on the word of God, strengthen your faith, secure the rich word of God in your heart and develop the passion of seeing God in nature and in His written word.

Lay Morals
By: Robert Louis Stevenson

It is not for nothing, either, that the umbrella has become the very foremost badge of modern civilization--the Urim and Thummim of respectability. Its pregnant symbolism has taken its rise in the most natural manner. Consider, for a moment, when umbrellas were first introduced into this country, what manner of men would use them, and what class would adhere to the useless but ornamental cane.

Legends of Lord Ayyappa
By: Ravi Shankar

An illustrated book with stories, greateness of hindu lord Ayyappa

Letters of George Borrow to Bible Society
By: George Borrow

George Borrow have to observe that for some time past he has taken lessons from a person who was twelve years in Pekin, and who speaks Mandchou and Chinese with fluency. George Borrow pay him about six shillings English for each lesson, which writer grudge not, for the perfect acquirement of Mandchou is one of his most ardent wishes.

Letters on England
By: Voltaire

Letters on England is enlightening on several levels and a very interesting description of the society politics and science of England in the mid 18th century from a French point of view. Voltaire being profoundly interested in all aspects of life and all types of knowledge provides an astounding account of sundry aspects of England from his patently Voltaire style. He makes the book interesting by including his take on some of the peculiarities of English life.

Lot's Wife
By: L. Steven Cheairs, Ph.D

By L. Steven Cheairs, Ph.D.

On the Nature of God
By: L. Steven Cheairs

By L. Steven Cheairs, Ph.D.

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Orthodoxy
By: Gilbert K. Chesterton

The real trouble with this world of ours is not that it is an unreasonable world, nor even that it is a reasonable one. The commonest kind of trouble is that it is nearly reasonable, but not quite. Life is not an illogicality; yet it is a trap for logicians. It looks just a little more mathematical and regular than it is; its exactitude is obvious, but its inexactitude is hidden; its wildness lies in wait.