Todd: 767 books

The cost and destruction mankind's fatal addiction too the drugs called science,math. The inability of even the most disciplined countries to even acknowledge let alone face the technology addiction spanning several thousand years..Also historical as well as current explanations relative to ghost...

More than twenty years after writing Found Wanting, her influential critique of Christian teachings about women’s sexuality, Alison Webster explores the experiences of women whose spiritual lives have developed and flourished outside the strict demands and expectations of the traditional Church....

A detailed explanation of the sorcery cult called Civilization. Also topics relative to ghost people who are a hidden aspect of the sorcery ritual. This document contains information relative to ghost people. That should be considered before purchase if you are not one.

Francis J. Moloney’s A Body Broken for a Broken People has become a classic study of what the New Testament reveals about the Eucharistic practice of the early Church. Completely revised and extended to address contemporary pastoral issues in light of Pope Francis’s Synod on the Family, this substantially...

A story about two men with incredible luck. set in the Mid-California coastal area near the town of Santa Cruz it is somewhat descriptive of the area as well. A breezy read.

That Other Voice tells the story of a journey, by Graham Turner – a senior journalist for nearly fifty years – in search of an answer to the ultimate spiritual mystery: whether God, or a higher power of some kind, can communicate with us directly. His quest took him to many parts of India and...

Waiting on the Word is an exploration of the gift of preaching and of becoming an effective communicator – someone who is able to connect with people’s innate desire for God.In an age of soundbites and information overload, Lorraine Cavanagh believes that we can lose sight of God’s real work...

Packed with codes, secrets, biblical parallels, and reminding us of the real meaning of Christmas, this enthralling and touching tale can be read on many levels, and will be loved by adults and children alike. When Alice’s Uncle Sam brings home a mysterious calendar that’s short on chocolate but...

‘Most people keep two Christmases. One is blazing with greens, reds and gold, a public-spirited, family affair, an undignified, unholy row – it is the Christmas we love to hate. The other Christmas is secret – blue and silvery white for those who have the eyes for that kind of thing – but...

In this, Christina Rees’s second collection of writings and recipes following the Christian festivals, she explores the wonderful season of Advent and Christmas. With spiritual wisdom and recipes to guide you through the festive season, she will help you keep your spiritual sanity while you turn...

Abandoned by his family, his friends and his god, Ash Xavier finds himself utterly alone in a hostile world. Holding a mysterious key that may unlock the gates of Hell itself, Ash must choose whether to do the honorable thing and sacrifice his life for humanity's survival —or to embark on a mad...

After accidentally unleashing the Apocalypse, Ash Xavier finds himself in a tough spot. After all, what can one man and two baby girls do against a vast army of unkillable beasts led by the Son of God? In TOMBS, Ash finds himself on a dark and twisted journey in which he becomes both hunter and prey,...

Today, some Christians – as part of their own personal growth – and some churches – as part of their desire to reach the ‘spiritual but not religious’ – are adapting spiritual practices that have their roots in East Asian religions or in disciplines that emerge from New Age and New Spirituality....

This book, the first of a major two-volume work, exposes the processes by which silence can transfigure our lives—what Maggie Ross calls ‘the work of silence’; it describes how lives steeped in silence can transfigure other lives unawares. It shows how the work of silence was once understood...