In the Image of God: Faces and Souls That Reflect Their Creator [paperback] Hyatt Moore [Jan 01, 2001]

In the Image of God: Faces and Souls That Reflect Their Creator

Hyatt Moore

Rose Publishing (CA)

This is the extraordinary story of the people with the vision to build not one, but a whole fleet of the world's biggest cruise ships, each bigger than the last. Stretching design imagination to the limits, the Oasis ships cost more than five billion dollars. These giant vessels introduce technical innovations which change the face of cruising forever. At any one time, 40,000 people could be living aboard these floating cities. This entertainingly told story gives a behind the scenes look at the wonders of the life encountered at sea.  Author's Note  Thank you for reading my book and I really hope you enjoyed it. I don't have a collection tin to rattle or a hat to proffer for a tip, but it would really help us poor struggling authors, unloved and unappreciated as we are, sob-sob, if you would be kind enough to leave a quick review by clicking here. If you would like me to let you know when I have a new book coming out, click here to leave your email address. Unless it's a new book, I promise not to bother you. You see, I will be too busy writing books. If you just want to say hi, I would love to hear from you at paul@paulcurtis.com.au  Good Reading Paul

The Oasis Sisters: Royal Caribbean's Fleet of the World's Biggest Cruise Ships

Biographies & Memoirs

Curtis, Paul

Community & Culture

As one of the few smaller cruise ships with a worldwide itinerary, Pacific Princess has become a firm favourite with ship lovers in America, Europe, Africa, and Australasia. In homage to this perfect sized cruise ship, written by marine author Paul Curtis, here is the full story of how this fascinating vessel was transformed from the drawing board to reality.In addition to full details on her vital statistics, the companies that backed her and the people who sail on her, this book gives a wonderful impression of life aboard Royal Caribbean's Pacific Princess. From pilotage to cuisine, here are all the facts to ensure the Pacific Princess is never forgotten.

Aboard Pacific Princess: The Princess Cruises Love Boat

Travel

Specialty Travel

We Look Different, but We're the Same

Children's Books

Rose, Olena

Literature & Fiction

Crabby wakes up after dreaming about pretty seashells all night. He decides that he will spend his day on the beach searching for them. But, he is surprised to find something else on the beach instead. Can Crabby solve this problem and enjoy his day at the beach after all? A lesson about recycling and keeping the environment clean, so that we can all enjoy Mother Nature's beauty.

Crabby's Day at the Beach

Animals

I Can Eat a Rainbow

'I Can Eat a Rainbow' is a book for young children to learn, in simple terms, how important it is to incorporate fruits and vegetables into their diet. It is a bright and colorful book that will keep your children engaged and entertained along the way, complete with a rainbow of fruits and vegetables of their own to color!

I Can Eat a Rainbow is a book for young children to learn, in simple terms, how important it is to incorporate fruits and vegetables into their diet. It is a bright and colorful book that will keep your children engaged and entertained along the way, complete with a rainbow of fruits and vegetables of their own to color!

Is your child asking for a pet? Do you need a simple, but fun method to showcase all of the hard work that will be involved if you do decide to introduce a new pet to the family? Or perhaps it not an ideal time to add a furry friend to the family, and you need a way to introduce your little one to other options. "A Pet of My Own" is a book to read along with your child that will help ease them into the reality of getting a new pet. And, if you're not in a position add a pet to your family, this book might just be the key to help guide your child in another (furry) direction.

A Pet of My Own

Answers to the Da Vinci Code gives the facts about questions such as: Was the recognition of Jesus as God really the result of a vote of bishops? Were the New Testament Gospels edited and embellished by the emperor Constantine? Was Jesus a mortal prophet, ... a great and powerful man, but a man nonetheless ? Is there any evidence that Jesus married Mary Magdalene? What about The Gospel of Philip and The Gospel of Mary Magdalene? Is the Bible a product of man or of God? Was the New Testament, as we know it, compiled and edited by men who possessed a political agenda ... to solidify their own power base ? Was the emperor Constantine the chief player in the canonization process? Did Constantine commission and finance a new bible which omitted those gospels that spoke of Christ s human traits and embellished those gospels that made him godlike ? Are the Nag Hammadi and Dead Sea scrolls the earliest Christian records ? Were more than 80 gospels considered for inclusion in the New Testament? After Constantine s Bibles were compiled, were earlier gospels ... outlawed, gathered up, and burned ? What is Q ? Was Jesus the original feminist ? Is sex a spiritual act in which one may find the spark of divinity ? Did the church recast sex as a shameful act ? Did ancient Jews and Christians experience the divine through ritualistic sex ? Does the holy name of God, YHWH, imply a union between a masculine and a feminine deity? Was Shekinah the powerful female equal of God, worshiped alongside YHWH in the Old Testament? Did the established church know the whereabouts of the Holy Grail and use horrific methods to keep this knowledge hidden? Is the Holy Grail actually a symbol of Mary Magdalene? Why does the quest for the Holy Grail continue to capture people s imaginations? There are more than a dozen full-length books refuting Dan Brown's claims, but there is only one concise, easy-to-understand booklet: Answers to the Da Vinci Code. It gives well-researched ans

Answers to the Da Vinci Code (pamphlet)

Religion & Spirituality

Dr. Timothy Paul Jones

Christian Books & Bibles

There is a lot of confusing information on homosexuality today. Some people believe that a homosexual can never change because it is genetic or the way a person is born. Others believe that there can be freedom from homosexual desires because it comes primarily from a persons experiences and environment, as earlier as infancy and toddler years. The Bible says that homosexual acts are sinful, but many public schools teach that being homosexual is perfectly OK. What is the truth? What should Christians believe? This chart shows important scientific studies and includes quotes from pro-gay researchers that reveal that no one has ever found a gay gene, a gay center of the brain, or any genetic proof that homosexuals are born that way. It also shows the results of a landmark 2003 study by a gay-affirmative scientist that says that many people-especially Christians-can escape from unwanted homosexual desires and live a happier, more fulfilled life. This is perfect to use when you discuss the biblical view of sex and marriage. Appropriate for age 12 and up.

Straight Talk on Homosexuality, Science, and the Bible (pamphlet)

Rose Publishing

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In the Image of God: Faces and Souls That Reflect Their Creator

The Oasis Sisters: Royal Caribbean's Fleet of the World's Biggest Cruise Ships

Aboard Pacific Princess: The Princess Cruises Love Boat

We Look Different, but We're the Same

Crabby's Day at the Beach

I Can Eat a Rainbow

I Can Eat a Rainbow

A Pet of My Own

Answers to the Da Vinci Code (pamphlet)

Straight Talk on Homosexuality, Science, and the Bible (pamphlet)