Alan: 6649 books

Ignatius of Antioch: His Beliefs on the Trinity, Salvation, Sin, Christianity, and the Church by Robert Alan King is a booklet with over 4,900 words. This treatise discusses the beliefs of Ignatius on a variety of subjects, including the Trinity, the nature of the pre-incarnate Christ, salvation,...

"Sensitive, personal and culturally informed." Andy Wightman MSP Seeking a temporary escape from city life and a world gone mad, Alan Brown plots out a personal challenge: an epic coast-to-coast trip through the wild and lonely interior of the Highlands. He traverses paths historic...

Reincarnation and Rebirth of the Soul: A Christian Study of its History and the Bible by Robert Alan King is a book with over 8,900 words. King provides a thorough explanation about the beliefs and history of reincarnation in order that the reader might come to a realistic perception on the fundamentals....

Biblical Predestination and the Unconditional Election of Calvinism by Robert Alan King is a book with 11,200 words. Many in the church today are confused about what the Bible really teaches on the subjects of predestination, election of the saints, and God's plan in the salvation process. King...

A Christian Rebuttal to Jesse Duplantis' Heaven, Close Encounters of the God Kind by Robert Alan King is a book with over 11,400 words. This rebuttal is about the claims concerning Duplantis' supposed trips to heaven and his other spiritual experiences along with the false theological concepts...

In this dynamic look at the current state of character education, Alan Lockwood assesses its strengths and weaknesses and finds fault with leading advocates for failing to respond to sound critiques of their work.  Lockwood argues that contemporary character education can be significantly improved...

Alan E. Norse was a leading science fiction author during the tail end of the Golden Age. His stories have stood the test of time and continue to entertain and enthrall generation after generation of readers. His thought provoking stories are just as pertinent today as they were in the Golden Age...

Alan Cohen shares this thoughts, dreams, humor, and compassion in fifty-two engaging essays. Looking In for Number One, Cohen says, is about "taking our power back from external authorities and living the life we would choose, the life that calls us by virtue of the voice of joy within us."

Joy Is My Compass is an empowering collection of insights on following one's own true path to "Joy". Alan Cohen tells readers how to devote their attention, heart, and vision to nurture the spirit in life and to hold that vision to live in joy and make happiness a priority rather than a pain.

In January 1966, Alan Napier became a household name on ABC’s hit series Batman (1966–1968) as Alfred Pennyworth, loyal butler to the show’s title character. This “overnight success” came after 16 years of stage work (and the occasional film) in his native England and 26 years of film and...

“As Tolkien said, not all who wander are lost. Alan Cook is a walker who is always on the Road to Somewhere. (He) inspires us walkers to get moving on our own adventures. My chief reaction to the book is jealousy. I want to lace up my walking shoes and go exploring.”—Wendy BumgardnerWalking...

An enchanting and gripping adventure with characters you'll never forget. Jenny Swift, a young teenager, is taken against her will to become the apprentice of a famous alchemist. What awaits her is a strange world of plotting, murder, robbery,and betrayal. But she also finds friendship, courage and...

In 1787 a convoy of eleven ships, carrying about 1400 people, set out from England for Botany Bay. According to the conventional account, it was a shambolic affair: under-prepared, poorly equipped and ill-disciplined. Robert Hughes condemned the organisers’ “muddle and lack of foresight”, while...

A new and revised edition of Alan Sked’s groundbreaking book which examines how the Habsburg Empire survived the revolutionary turmoil of 1848. ‘The Year of Revolutions', saw the whole of Europe convulsed in turmoil and revolt. Yet the Habsburg Empire survived. As state after state succumbed...