The Non-Religious Christian - Finding Faith Outside the Church

Are you more spiritual than religious? Have you ever wished for a way to engage the question of faith without suffering the scorn and judgment from those who call themselves Christian? In The Non-Religious Christian, Vern Jones shares his journey growing up constrained by the strict dogma of an evangelical Baptist church to a renewed faith without the myths and restrictive ideology taught by so many churches. Through the eyes of a scientist who has studies the Bible his entire life, Jones debunks many so-called biblical truths and the whole notion of biblical inerrancy. He then puts forth a new and exciting way of looking at faith, without the restrictions placed by organized religions nor the need to e a part of a church to be a Christian. Many of the significant social issues of our time including abortion, stem cell research, school prayer, evolution and the display of the 10 Commandments are addressed in this book with new insights that run contrary to those in the traditional evangelical movement. Vern is not attempting to convert anyone, but simply sharing his years of research with fellow truth seekers to find a faith that they may call their own.

Jones, Vern

Religion & Spirituality

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America has lost faith in its most trusted institutions. Charitable giving is slowing at alarming rates. Yet business owner and entrepreneur Christopher Andrus is convinced the future holds much to be excited about--if things change.Told through the lens of a small startup making a big impact on its neighborhood, Dough Nation illustrates the power that small businesses have but often don't recognize or leverage. Andrus brings data and real-life experience to show readers that entrepreneur-driven small business (and pizza) is our greatest hope for shaping a better world.

Dough Nation: How Pizza (and Small Businesses) Can Change the World

Andrus, Christopher

Business & Money

In this thoughtful and well-researched book, Fred Hood takes on the Religious Imperialists using the same biblical Scripture often used by the far Right in making their own attacks. "Finally! An eminently readable exposition of mainline Protestantism's fidelity to Scripture and theological orthodoxy on the controverted issues of the day and of the Religious Right's tribal, idolatrous, unchristian, mean-spirited, and distorted glossing of selected Biblical verses." Russell E. Richey Dean Emeritus of Candler School of Theology, Emory University, and the William R. Cannon Distinguished Professor of Church History Emeritus

The Religious Right vs. Right Religion

History

Hood, Fred J.

World

It's been two years since 51-year-old Melodie Farmer, devoted Christian wife and mother, died from a sudden heart attack, but a mystery still remains. Why, a decade before her death, did she withdraw from life, leaving her husband and youngest child in despair? In search of an answer, Melodie's husband Martin and her daughter Lillie read her diary and discover a secret that offers healing for the Farmer family...but threatens to destroy the church and community they love

Lillie's Redemption

Politics & Social Sciences

Meyer, Lydia Waring

Sociology

He Plays a Harp - a memoir by Roberta King chronicles the short life and death of Noah as told through his mother's point of view. Readers will experience the unimaginable, challenging and frustrating circumstances of raising a child with a severe and life-threatening disability. But make no mistake; this isn't a book about a child who has died. It is about a child who has lived. He Plays a Harp is a story about how an everyday family, living under extraordinary circumstances, refused to let their son live anything less than a normal life. While the author's grief and loss are undeniable, her matter-of-fact writing style, sharp sense of humor and fierce love for her child will have readers laughing through their tears at tales of mischief and hilarity that all loving families experience.

He Plays a Harp

Biographies & Memoirs

King, Roberta F.

Memoirs

The Reed's historical fiction novel presents an exciting read. The Black Angel of the Lord brings together ancient history, biblical storytelling, and creative fiction to electrify readers. Not content to accept the bare outline of allegorical interpretations of history, the Reeds delve into medieval readings of Bible verses and their own imaginations to explore the motivations of ancient historical figures.

The Black Angel of the Lord

Reed, Norman

Reed, Lynn

Christian Books & Bibles

Passionate to know God more intimately and accepting whatever challenges the Lord brings her way, Shirley Pieters Vogel accomplishes what she knows is impossible by herself. Without theological training, she relies instead on her GDI degree-God Does It! Discover along with Shirley how God cares for each of His children in the midst of life's challenges and crises, and learn to trust those quiet whispers ... from God's heart to yours!

Whispers

Pieters Vogel, Shirley

This is an award-winning book on Forensic Linguistics. It’s about reading between the lines, distinguishing truth from deception, and learning to sculpt your questions to get the truth. It is full of analysis of written statements from public and private figures to help drive home the book's principles, including General Petraeus' resignation letter, the ransom note from the Jon Benet Ramsay case, OJ Simpson's statement to LAPD Detectives Lange and Vannatter the day after the murder of Nicole Simpson and Ronald Goldman, Woody Allen's response to Dylan Farrow's sexual assault allegation, as well as many others. 2016 Montaigne Medal Award Finalist 2016 Indie General Non-Fiction Award Finalist

Getting the Truth

Reference

Koenig, Joe

Words, Language & Grammar

In every time and culture, women are placed in one of two categories: those who are mothers and those who are not. In the patriarchal culture of the ancient Middle East, a childless woman has little value, and an infertile widow has even less worth. This is a key issue in Less Than a Widow, a contemporary retelling of the biblical Old Testament characters. Kathleen Evenhouse paints a rich picture of the traditions and trials of ancient womanhood, and as the 3000-year-old story unfolds, it becomes clear that today's women are still affected by many of the same issues

Less Than a Widow

Evenhouse, Kathleen S

A Memoir of Parting is the story of a well- balanced love as it slowly becomes unequal. When mental and physical health decline, the healthier one picks up the slack, first to compensate for lapses or limitations, until the balance permanently shifts. Love stretches when one must care for the other; love deepens with the knowledge that “parting” is inevitable.

A Memoir of Parting

Rottman, Carol

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