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      • How to Be a Christian Psychic
        Humanities & Social Sciences
        June 2015

        How to Be a Christian Psychic

        What the Bible Says About Mediums, Healers and Paranormal Investigators

        by Adrian Lee

        Other Books of Adrian Lee's (All rights available): Ghosts & UFOs: Connecting Paranormal Phenomena Through Quantum Physics Ghosts of the US-Dakota War: 1862   Using the Bible as reference, historian, psychic and paranormal investigator Adrian Lee, a devout Christian, digs deeply into religious beliefs that appear on the surface to denounce the work of mediums, healers and psychics. He explains these passages clearly and in historical context, challenging Christians to understand the deeper meanings and various settings in which these passages were intended to apply, so that the Bible's true message can emerge. He also explains his work as a healer, psychic and paranormal investigator, showing how Christians can safely and effectively use their own God-given psychic gifts to help others.

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      • Peace for Our Planet
        Humanities & Social Sciences
        January 2017

        Peace for Our Planet

        by Dr. Roya Akhavan

        This book tells the story of a new historical dialectic in the world between two parallel processes: constructive and destructive. It traces the growth of a constructive collective consciousness that has delegitimized the root causes of war, including racism, nationalism, religious strife, gender inequality and extremes of wealth and poverty. Those who have profited from these divisive attitudes are bound to take a last stand. Yet, they are fighting a losing battle. Amidst the blinding haze generated by the accelerated collapse of these outworn mindsets and institutions, this book brings into focus the forward march of the constructive process toward peace, and the powerful role each of us can play in its realization.

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      • The Akedah or Sacrifice of Isaac
        Humanities & Social Sciences
        December 2020

        The Akedah or Sacrifice of Isaac

        A History of Interpretation

        by Dr. Stephen J. Vicchio

        Also available (All rights available): Mala'ika—Angels in Islam Evil and Suffering in the Bible Evil in World Religions   The Akedah or Sacrifice of Isaac is a history of how the Old Testament passage at Genesis 22:1-19, called the Akedah or the Sacrifice of Isaac, has been interpreted over time in Judaism, Christianity and Islam. This Study begins with an analysis of human sacrifice in the ancient world, followed by human sacrifice elsewhere in the Bible and a close reading of the Hebrew text of Genesis 22.   The remainder of this study is a careful summary of views on the Akedah over time: in early Judaism; early Christianity; in the Jewish medieval period; in the tradition of Islam; and more modern perspectives including those of Soren Kierkegaard; the Akedah in the Holocaust; and the Akedah in contemporary life.   This study also includes three helpful appendices on classical Hebrew words and phrases; Greek and Latin words and phrases; and other foreign words and phrases.

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      • Muslim Slaves
        Humanities & Social Sciences
        December 2019

        Muslim Slaves

        In the Chesapeake 1634 to 1865

        by Dr. Stephen J. Vicchio

        Also Available (All rights): Alexander Hamilton's Religion   This work is the product of ten years of study. It is about the phenomenon of Muslim Slaves in the Chesapeake Bay Region from 1634 until 1865. The book examines fifty-five Muslim slaves in Maryland and another fifty-one from Virginia. It also looks at slave forts and prisons in Africa, the Middle Passage—the route by which West African slaves came to America—slave auciton and slave dealers in Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia and many other issues related to American slavery in the seventeenth to nineteenth centuries.

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      • Lost Boys of Hannibal
        Humanities & Social Sciences
        December 2017

        Lost Boys of Hannibal

        Inside America's Largest Cave Search

        by John Wingate

        Second book in the series (All rights available): Souls Speak: Missing Children Reveal Their Serial Killer From Beyond   Vanished Without a Trace! In 1967, the largest cave search in US history unfolded in historic Hannibal, Missouri, the boyhood home of author Mark Twain. Three modern day Tom Sawyers, with no caving expertise but an abundance of bravado, made Hannibal ground zero for a terrifying calamity that would leave its traumatic mark for half a century. Joel Hoag, his brother Billy, and their friend Craig Dowell vanished after exploring a vast and complex maze cave system that had been exposed by highway construction. More than fifty years later, their fate remains the ultimate unsolved mystery.

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      • From Primates to Politicians
        Humanities & Social Sciences
        September 2020

        From Primates to Politicians

        A Journey from the Political Side of Animals to the Animal Side of Politicians

        by Juan Manuel Muñoz

        From Primates to Politicians is a fascinating journey between the animal side of the human species and politicians. It explores the reason for many human behaviors based on the evolution of species, and the resources necessary for life. The book explores the bowels of politics: an art understood and dominated by economic power, and expert manipulators of political marketing, to put together pieces of a dynamic, changing puzzle of infinite size. The content is divided into three parts. A first part, in which the author reviews the concept of primatology, evolution and the power relations between living beings. In the second part, the evolution of human societies, and the foundations of conservatism and liberalism, are explored. This leads to propose: "the evolutionary theory of politics." To conclude the work, the author closes with the analysis of multiple current events, and raises some predictions about the global political environment.

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      • Revolution
        Humanities & Social Sciences
        September 2021

        Revolution

        When Strange Becomes Normal, and Logic Gets Turned on its Head

        by Juan Manuel Muñoz

        Revolution, far from being an incendiary speech, is a fun and entertaining book exploring the dynamics of social power amid dilemmas that range from astrophysics to the ethics behind financial mischiefs.   Through this dark path, we can discover a tangle of factors that move the domain of political and economic power in the strangest ways, distorting our perception of reality, commodifying the information we receive and entering the gloom of our emotions.   The concept of revolution is deepened as a product of complex situations in which the scientific approach and critical thinking are necessary tools to achieve any successful revolution.

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      • Seeing Yourself as God Sees You
        Humanities & Social Sciences
        May 2017

        Seeing Yourself as God Sees You

        Don't Let Lies Be Your Truth

        by Heather Durenberger & Laurie B. Erickson

        Do you feel overwhelmed, afraid and exhausted? Do you struggle to accpet who you are? This book provides stories, scripture, exercises and questions that can help you become reacquainted with yourself and the Holy Spirit. Learn to identify the misbeliefs that separate you from the Love of God. Let go of your misbeliefs so you can reach your potential and really live! Imagine being more fiercely loved and loving more fiercely. Come and spend time with the One who created you and adores you.

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      • The Divine Curriculum Volume 1: Divine Design
        Humanities & Social Sciences
        November 2015

        The Divine Curriculum Volume 1: Divine Design

        How God's Plan is Revealed in the World's Great Religions

        by Edward Price

        There will be a total of 6 Volumes. There are currently 3 books published. Other books in the series (All rights available): The Divine Curriculum: Volume 5 (Part 1): The Báb The Divine Curriculum: Volume 5 (Part 2): The Báb   Imagine an ancient, universal and Divinely-conceived plan that is binding together the world's great religions, unfolding over time and guiding humanity toward an ultimate, meaningful purpose. Such a Divine plan exists. All creation is the classroom. And Divine Educators have presented this soul-saving and civilization-advancing curriculum to all of humanity.   The Divine curriculum is progressive and never-ending because the knowledge and grace of God cannot be exhausted. The six-volume Divine Curriculum series tells the surprising 4,000-year story of how the great Divine Educators were sent by God from the earliest times to educate humanity—and yet, according to author Edward Price, this sweeping story has really just begun.

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      • A Sapiens Conundrum
        Humanities & Social Sciences
        May 2021

        A Sapiens Conundrum

        Surviving Our Survival Instincts

        by David Walter

        Pollution, famine, pandemic diseases, record-setting weather events, social unrest and cultural inequalities—all are the result of the collective choices humans make. Our drive to survive, combined with our unique abiltiies, has turned us into the greatest threat to our future. Drawing from seminal research about the rise of the Anthropocene age, David Walter presents a clear, elegant view of how we got ourselves into this conundrum.   Grounded in a deep understanding of science and cultural history, Walter masterfully tells the story of how Homo sapiens moved from one challenge to the next with the best of intentions while not comprehending the consequences. Encompassing our tribal origins to our current atomic age, from the impulse to shape stones for tools to the development of internal combustion, this sweeping narrative ultimately offers a rational route toward a sustainable, liveable future and the role each of us can play in that transformation.

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