This is a book that clearly depicts the physical law of Cause and Effect. Many people learn better by example and this book clearly shows people what not to do, as well as what to do in order to avoid, or at least diminish, the pain and misery suffered in this life. You may not be aware of this principle with regard to life, health and disease because education in schools teach that something outside of us causes disease. You are taught that it is not your fault that you are sick but that you are ill because you caught a bacterium or virus from someone else or from the air. Did you really catch it, or was it your actions that caused you to become sick? Were you caring for your body in such a way that it was able to destroy all would be invaders, or were your actions those that produce disease? Do you secure the needs of life? Do you sleep enough, rest enough, exercise several times a week, think happy and positive thoughts, eat the proper diet meant for your body, keep it clean, let it bask in the sunshine without burning it, provide a comfortable temperature in pure air and drink pure water? These are the things that your body needs. Those people who purchase many good books on health, and who find out all they can on Natural Hygiene, but who never put it into practice, are reading for no reason at all. The good benefits do not arise merely because you have good knowledge but rather because you take action and perform the tasks that were necessary to produce a certain result, whether it is a better memory, or how to get along better with people, or how to be healthy. That is the Law of Cause and Effect. This is a book to help you avoid the pitfalls in life. The pitfalls are found in your way of life. The temptations are many but if you are aware of the bad, you can choose to act in a more correct way so that you can avoid the effect of bad actions. It is that simple.You must live well in order to get well and stay well.

Errors in Hygiene?!!?: T. C. Fry's Devolution, Demise and Why

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Vivian Virginia Vetrano

Alternative Medicine

GLH Publishing

From the Editor's Preface: "Owen explores in great depth what it means to kill sin in our lives. Killing sin is a path that we take toward personal holiness. It is how we maintain communion with God by honoring him with our obedience, exercised in cooperation with, and under the power of, the Holy Spirit. Holiness is not a list of do's and don'ts, like not swearing or not drinking alcohol. That would only be returning to the law that Christ freed us from."

The Mortification of Sin, Modernized for Today's Readers (Puritans for Today)

Religion & Spirituality

OWEN, JOHN

Christian Books & Bibles

WIth the growth of so called "faith healers" and other supposed miraculous occurences by Catholic and Protestant alike Loriane Boettner shows from Scripture what constitutes a genuine miracle versus a fraud.

Christian Supernaturalism

Boettner, Loraine

The Saint and His Saviour: The Progress of the Soul in the Knowledge of Jesus

SPURGEON, CHARLES

This is the classic commentary by the French Reformer John Calvin. It has been translated to English and includes all Hebrew, Greek words, a linked table of contents, and hyperlinked footnotes.

John Calvin's Commentary on the Letter to the Hebrews

History

CALVIN, JOHN

World

From the Prefatory Note:"The first part of this elaborate work consists of a long preface, in which the author first retorts upon the Nonconformists the charge of encouraging Popery from the schism and divisions they had fomented, from their opposition to episcopal polity, which was a main bulwark against Popery, and from certain curious facts, according to which the Jesuits, it would seem, had insinuated themselves among the early Puritans, in order to excite them against the Church of England. He next mentions that he had been led to preach the sermon which had given rise to the controversy by a perusal of two works of Mr Baxter, in which the Church of England was assailed, and to which he had a right to offer a reply. He alludes, finally, to the five antagonists, Owen, Baxter, Howe, Alsop, and Barret, whom his present work was intended to answer."

An Inquiry into the Original, Nature, Institution, Power, Order, and Communion of Evangelical Churches

OWEN

The Christian's Spiritual Warfare is a collection of seven sermons from the Prince of Preachers on the Christian's adversary, Satan, and his schemes and how our victory against him in this life and eternally is won by Christ Jesus with practical helps on how we fight the good fight of faith.

The Christian's Spiritual Warfare

Immortality

In this concise, comprehensive, and hope-filled study of death and immortality, which was first published in 1956, author Loraine Boettner addresses a wide range of existential questions, including what happens at death, prayers for the dead, burial versus cremation, soul sleep, annihilation, purgatory, and eternal life.﻿

Literature & Fiction

Literary

It is matter of just regret and complaint that no elaborate contemporary memoir of this great Puritan was ever written. Twenty years after his death, Cotton Mather, in his "Magnalia Americana Christi," declared "that the church of God was wronged, in that the life of the great John Owen was not written;" and it was only when twenty years more had elapsed that a life of Owen at length appeared, from the pen of Mr Asty, a respectable Independent minister in London; which, though written under the eye of Sir John Hartopp, a particular friend of Owen, and for many years a member of his church, is chargeable with numerous inaccuracies, and so scanty withal, as "not to contain so many pages as Owen has written books." In addition to this, an equally brief anonymous memoir has fallen into our hands, professing to have been written by one who "had the honour to know this eminent person well, and to hear him frequently; though he must confess that he had not then years and experience enough to conceive a suitable idea of the Doctor's great worth." But the student who should wish to search for voluminous contemporary records and early reminiscences of Owen, will look in vain for such full and accurate memorials as Dr Edmund Calamy has given us of Howe; for such an inexhaustible storehouse of incident, and almost redundance of mental portraiture, as Richard Baxter has given us of himself. The sources from which the modern biographer must draw his notices of Owen, besides those already named, are to some extent the representations of adversaries, who could not be silent on so great a name, or withhold reluctant praise; the not infrequent allusions to Owen in the lives of his contemporaries; the statements of general history and biography, - such as are to be found in the page of Neal, Calamy, Middleton, Palmer, and others; and, perhaps the most valuable and interesting of all, the many unconscious touches of autobiography which may be found in his prefaces to his various works. Of all of these Mr Orme has made excellent use in his Life of Owen; which is a remarkable specimen of untiring research, solid judgment and ability in the disposal of his materials, and, making some allowance for honest bias, of biographical fidelity: and from all of these, and especially from Mr Orme himself, we shall gather the details of our biographical sketch and estimate of Owen.

The Life of John Owen

Biographies & Memoirs

Thompson, Andrew

Leaders & Notable People

Pink's deep understanding of the nature of regeneration and how that relates to faith and works is top notch. Pink levels the serious and solemn charge that much "evangelistic" preaching falls short on delivering the true gospel message. He states, "The 'evangelism' of the day is not only superficial to the last degree, but it is radically defective. It is utterly lacking a foundation on which to base an appeal for sinners to come to Christ. There is not only a lamentable lack of proportion (the mercy of God being made far more prominent than His holiness, His love than His wrath), but there is a fatal omission of that which God has given for the purpose of imparting a knowledge of sin. There is not only a reprehensible introducing of 'bright singing, ' humorous witticisms and entertaining anecdotes, but there is a studied omission of the dark background upon which alone the Gospel can effectually shine forth." Whether you are a preacher or a layperson, this remarkably relevant study in Scripture will challenge you to hold firmly to the Gospel.

Studies on Saving Faith

PINK, ARTHUR W.

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