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Ruminations of a Catholic School Girl is a compendium of random thoughts on food, love, sex, shopping, marriage, divorce, death, rebirth, the existential vacuum and music through essays, notes passed in class, and diary entries.

ONLINE DATING: the Good, the Bad, the Hopeless! Is a unique journey of discovery into the private world of computer dating. The sheer insanity of everyday reality near impossible to duplicate in fiction, is detailed and shared in 24 exciting Episodes. Perfect strangers meet .... and the adventure begins. Bizarre, eccentric, tantalizing behavior so real, yet, so unreal.

Combining a mixture of heartfelt poems and powerful, uplifting essays, L. Douglas Ware takes his reader on an exploration of his journey into the love of Jesus Christ. From the heartbreak of an ended relationship to the joy of victory over a trial, 'A Journey in Love' is a journey into the power of love.

This book of quotes and poems are dedicated to those who have suffered through life's hardships, as I myself have experienced many. It's a collection of reflections and poems that have been in the works for close to a decade. As a life-long musician, with forty-four years’ experience, I always loved...

There is a great misunderstanding today concerning the natures of man and of woman, and of the essence of God. This may be the cause of our human relations problem. The purpose of this writing is to clarify this misunderstanding thereby allowing us to know and experience man, woman, and God. "I...

This is a true story...in as much as one person's truth can be. It is a chronological description of historical facts, painful moments and surprising revelations of my life as a gay Christian, including the admission that God spoke directly to me. Intermingled with original email excerpts I exchanged...

Eternal Remains: World Mummification and the Beliefs that make it Necessary provides a comprehensive introduction to bodily preservation in worldwide cultures. It is unique, as it focuses on the religious and spiritual beliefs that necessitated the practice.

"Life Don't Have To End." is a compilation of stories, images, and wisdom from HIV positive men and women. Over a two-year period, more than 60 courageous individuals from the JACQUES Initiative of the Institute of Human Virology at the University of Maryland School of Medicine tell their story. Raw, edgy, now, heart wrenching, true and undeniable are just a few descriptors.

We must ask ourselves, can we allow a group of fundamentalist Muslims following the culture of Islam to freely attack our country, our Democratic institutions, our freedom of speech, our freedom of religion, our very civilization and get away with it?

What happens when we die? Does everything we are just stop? Is consciousness lost forever? Or does some vital spark inside us, a spirit or a soul, live on? We find it almost impossible to think about not having a mind, of our awareness being snuffed out like a candle. Yet the stark fact is that within a century or so, everyone alive today – all six billion of us – will be dead.

As a boy dreaming of becoming a doctor, Mike Litrel imagined that practicing medicine would be like living inside an action movie, always knowing how to help someone and feeling like a hero. Instead, he discovered that his role as doctor was more supporting actor than main character. It is God who is the true Physician, the source of all healing. The proof was revealed to him every day.

Story of Humanity's Enslavement and Impending Liberation If you're disturbed by the increasing chaos, disasters and violence playing out on the world stage, this book will help you understand why this is all happening. It will introduce you to a world that may sound like science fiction or conspiracy...

Blanche is sent to the country high school because of concerns about drugs and pregnancy. Beauty and her Brooklyn accent make her standout. She meets Ken, an athlete-student of limited means. Before returning to Brooklyn she helps him get into college. She goes on to a career in films and television dumping Ken. Three years later they meet again.

The story of A.A.'s birth at Dr. Bob's Home in Akron on June 10, 1935. It tells what early AAs did in their meetings, homes, and hospital visits; what they read; and how their ideas developed from the Bible, the Oxford Group, and Christian literature. It depicts the roles of A.A. founders and their...