This book covers the elements of card play for those whose bridge playing careers have reached the point where, having perhaps concentrated on their bidding, they would like to play the cards well, as declarer and defender. Many books for inexperienced players start at the ground level and end much higher. Avoiding that trap, Paul Marston keeps all the instructions on the same plane. This is an ideal book for those who find the game "difficult". Paul Marston has had numerous successes in big bridge events such as the World Pairs Championships and the World Teams Olympiad.

First Principles of Card Play (Faber's Bridge Series)

Humor & Entertainment

Marston, Paul

Puzzles & Games

Faber&Faber

<p>A welcome reprint of what has been recognized as one of the best introductions on how to play Bridge. Also useful for club players and social rubber-bridge players.</p>

First Principles of Card Play

Batsford

The Principles of Card Play. Contract Bridge

Hamilton Publishing Co

God's strategy in human history

God's Strategy in Human History

Religion & Spirituality

Forster, Roger

Christian Books & Bibles

Wipf and Stock

Reason, Science and Faith

Wipf & Stock Pub

Hellfire and Destruction: What Does the Bible Really Say about Hell?

<p>To those of us who believe in the inspiration and authority of the Bible, it must surely be a concern to know what it says will happen to the millions around us, some of whom we love dearly, who die without repentance or faith. Does Scripture teach that at the last judgment those who remain unrepentant will be consigned to an unending existence of torment without hope? Is that truly what Jesus and his apostles believed and taught? This book presents basic evidence that what they really taught was that the final judgmental end for such people will be "destruction," taking its obvious meaning that they will cease to exist as conscious individuals. The arguments are not complex, because most of the New Testament writers make plain statements to this effect. The book also looks at those parables and Revelation passages sometimes taken to indicate unending torment. It links with academic works that in increasing numbers are making the same points, but the book is not a contribution to academic scholarship. Rather, it is a careful, readable, and accessible account to challenge pastors, church leaders, and Christians generally to consider what the Bible actually says rather than rely on tradition.</p>

Hellfire and Destruction

Wipf & Stock Publishers

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