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Politics & Social Sciences

Kierkegaard, Søren

Ross, Steven L.

Stengren, George L.

Philosophy

Perennial Library

This book is about finding and keeping a life partner. If you are over 40 and single, and do not want to live alone, this book was written especially for you. Although our lives may be complicated by the time we reach middle age, after 40 our energies and priorities diverge from the drives of young adulthood to establish careers, home, and family, toward something far less dramatic: finding someone who is genuine, capable of intimacy, and who understands and loves who we really are. At this point in our lives, that is what really counts. The big question is, how do we do it? Based on their own experience and years of counseling couples and individuals, the authors demonstrate that the search for an ideal mate is far less about finding the right person than about becoming the right person. You will learn how to identify and resolve the two most important factors for attracting and sustaining fulfilling intimate relationships: discovering one’s own internal blocks to personal authenticity, and learning how to communicate honestly, skillfully and compassionately. This simple yet radical approach includes uncovering past conditioning and, most importantly, the top ten hidden, counterproductive beliefs that are most likely to sabotage intimacy and block marital success. Through these efforts we can find the person who fits with us, with whom we feel safe and comfortable being fully ourselves – someone most likely to actually be our ideal mate.

How to Get Married After Forty: A Radical Approach to Finding and Keeping Your Mate

Self-Help

McChrystal, Karen Ann

Relationships

Ravenwood Press, Ltd.

This book is about finding and keeping a life partner. If you are over 40 and single, and do not want to live alone, this book was written especially for you. Although our lives may be complicated by the time we reach middle age, after 40 our energies and priorities diverge from the drives of young adulthood to establish careers, home, and family, toward something far less dramatic: finding someone who is genuine, capable of intimacy, and who understands and loves who we really are. At this point in our lives, that is what really counts. The big question is, how do we do it? Based on their own experience and years of counseling couples and individuals, the authors demonstrate that the search for an ideal mate is far less about finding the right person than about becoming the right person. You will learn how to identify and resolve the two most important factors for attracting and sustaining fulfilling intimate relationships: discovering one's own internal blocks to personal authenticity, and learning how to communicate honestly, skillfully and compassionately. This simple yet radical approach includes uncovering past conditioning and, most importantly, the top ten hidden, counterproductive beliefs that are most likely to sabotage intimacy and block marital success. Through these efforts we can find the person who fits with us, with whom we feel safe and comfortable being fully ourselves - someone most likely to actually be our ideal mate.

McChrystal, Karen A.

Warm Springs Press

Are you a student who confidently honors the Bible as the literal Word of God, but find yourself aggravated by the claims of many scientists? Are you attracted to Christ, but you have your doubts about the Bible’s Creation Story? You may need an evangelical voice of reason in the middle of the evolution vs. creationism debate. With its literal approach, Fountains of the Deep translates the Creation Story without sneaky word games and throws out crackpot science. In thirteen chapters, Steve shows you how the Creation Story reaches far beyond anything you may have imagined. In the first section, "A Science Teacher’s Commentary on the Creation Story," Steve points out word by word parallels between the Creation Story and the findings of mainstream modern science. This includes its own suggested translation of the Creation Story along with Hebrew language reference tables that encourage the student to begin their own research. The second section, "Disputes over the Creation Story," goes on to briefly outline the history and consequences of the current controversies, concluding with a detailed exposition of the Revelation Days approach to the Creation Story. This section urges evangelicals to take a much more literal approach to the Creation Story, and thereby embrace modern science. The third section, "The Creation Story Expanded," ties the Garden and then the Flood stories closely to the Lower and Upper Neolithic Revolution, pointing out some of what paleontology tells us about both. It then ties the Creation Story to the formal structure of the entire Law, Genesis through Joshua, and then to the flow of Western Civilization. The next section is called, "The Creation Story and the Exodus," where Steve outlines some current archaeological findings and disputes that bear on the Bible’s Exodus Story and the giving of the Creation Story. The final chapter, "Blood on the Doorposts," wraps up the book by examining some theological implications of the Revelation Days approach to the Creation Story that may demand a return to a more traditional reverence of the Almighty God of both the Old and New Testaments. Finally, the book concludes with a historical narrative that places the initiation of the Creation Story and thus the Bible itself in the context of the Tenth Plague.

Fountains of the Deep: The Creation Story and Mainstream Science for the College Student

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Edict House Pub Group Llc

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