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This warm and intriguing story is about Gwendolyn Able, a severely handicapped girl, and her mother. Abandoned by the child's father they overcame the trials and difficulties of her affliction using the power of unstinted and unqualified love. Along the pathway to adulthood they affected the lives of those with whom they came in contact: teachers, coaches and team-mates. It is the author's wish that this tale will help the more fortunate to u...

This selection of plays contains four titles of like styles. Elihu's Folly is a light comedy that asks if life is as dark and inscrutable as some say. One of the Family involves the Armenian world of Church and young romance. The Widower is an existential play involving a misanthrope eventually caring for a waif. And A Charmed Life speculates upon the circumstances that justify a man's playing God. In all they entertain with a language that im...

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The sixteenth Phryne Fisher murder mystery

Christianity is not just meant for elite of scholars, no it is for everybody. The division among Christians is a scandal to outsiders and the denominational divisions convey the wrong message to unbelievers. The foregoing pages clearly depict that unity among all Christians is possible. Unity of love, not just tolerance but acceptance, unity of purpose and unity of doctrine, all different expressions of the same unity. One must look beyond the...

While acknowledging the inherent tension between evangelicals who emphasize theological propositions and those who emphasize personal experience, Alister McGrath believes that spirituality represents the interface between ideas and life, between Christian theology and human existence. Through detailed examination of McGrath's previous work and the writing of other evangelicals, The Merging of Theology and Spirituality offers an overview of a u...

South Africa's arms industry is an interesting phenomenon. Virtually nonexistent in 1960, the industry developed with almost unprecedented rapidity and by the mid '80s employed more than 150, 000 people. Motivated by the quest for security and involvement in regional wars, South Africa was one of a handful of states in the developing world willing to bear the economic burden of a massive arms industry and the result was an armaments industry l...