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Eden 2.1 is a modern-day story inspired by Mary Shelly's famous book, "Frankenstein or The Modern Prometheus". It raises the questions of human efforts to understand the source of life and whether humans can have the technological ability to create life apart from the natural process by human-developed means. Can human wisdom anticipate and account for unintended consequences of using such potential technology?

This book chronicles the difficulties Nigerians in the diaspora pass through in their receiving countries and when re-entering or visiting Nigeria. It also looks at the contributions the diaspora Nigerians make toward the national development both in their host countries and countries of origin.

Steven G. Casado is a young man who experienced many trials, and his rise up wasn't exactly easy, and Steven often felt like he was fighting solo on an uphill battle. From a broken beginning to a victorious end, having sibling rivalries, having an alcoholic dad, was bullied due to his short stature, and then diabetes began to beat him down once he was diagnosed with this disease. Steven explains the heartbreaks and betrayal of trust he experienced through people he thought were his friends, and was even set up and thrown in jail, but how did he overcome that discomfort? Steven made unwise decisions without proper counsel and needed to make a change to see a change. When Steven lost his sight, he knew he had to gain vision to see again! See how God worked all these things out by Steven and his family having faith the size of a mustard seed because they now know in confidence that they will never see south of heaven because of God's grace and the choice they made to trust Him! They didn't see that coming, but guess who did?

FROM JESUS TO JUDAISM is Shlomoh Sherman's search for what it means to be Jewish in the context of faith. It is the story of the author's personal odyssey from Judaism to Christianity and return to Judaism. Raised in a Bronx, New York City East European Jewish immigrant neighborhood, during, and following, World War 2, as a teenager, the author was confronted by a high school classmate to investigate whether or not Jesus Christ is the Messiah promised to the Jewish People. Convinced by the Christian understanding of the "Old Testament" that Jesus came first and foremost to his Jewish brethren to save them from their sins, with the promise that any Jew accepting Jesus as his saviour will become "more Jewish" or a "completed Jew", the author is guided to an East Side Mission where he will encounter other Hebrew-Christians with whom he can fellowship.The author remained with the Hebrew-Christian group for several years but when he realized that accepting Jesus did not, in fact, make him more Jewish but, on the contrary, caused other Jews to distance themselves from him, he renounced his belief in Jesus as the Jewish Messiah and severed all ties with the Christian community. Subsequently, he began the search for an authentic association with Judaism and his own Jewish identity lasting well over a decade, and leading to an intense involvement with the People of Israel. The book details how he was lead to Jesus, why he became disillusioned with Christianity, and the factors that impelled him to ultimately become a religiously committed Jew.FROM JESUS TO JUDAISM presents what the author believes to be a totally Jewish option to any Jew seeking a means to relate to his or her own personal Jewishness. It also attempts to explain to Christians the reasons that while the Christian faith may be appropriate for non-Jews, it is an incorrect for Jews.

Each day brings pleasures, possibilities, and problems. That is just a simple fact of life, and most people realize that. What many fail to realize, however, is that others have faced what they have ¿ and these veterans of triumphs, trials, and tribulations have much wisdom to share.Author Wilbert Donald Gough shares how the experiences of those in the Bible can help anyone handle everyday life. He focuses on God and how He dealt with His followers; on Jesus, who showed people what God is like and to instill the love of God in followers; and on people the author has known and who have inspired him throughout his life. Gough considers select biblical passages to help anyone find inspiration and strength to manage their daily life with a "common sense" understanding of God's Word.Let Gough help you discover what God has in store for you. Life Isn't Fair - But God Is can show you how God can make you the best somebody possible!

Have you wondered what a loved one is like in Heaven? Have you wondered whether you will actually enjoy life there? Do you wonder if your favorite pet will be there? There are many books telling what the Bible tells us about heaven and some books where the author claims to have been there.This book is a composite overview of details of heaven from fifty published eyewitness testimonies of heaven. All of these testimonies are combined with regard to many facets of heaven and are presented side by side to give a more complete picture of each detail of heaven than any single eyewitness account gives. As a result, this book's description of heaven is more direct, detailed, and extensive than that of any other book.Because so many testimonies are considered, the consistencies in these accounts give support for their authenticity. Since different people see things differently, this book gives a more accurate picture than any one person's experience can give. Prepare to be abundantly blessed and given a new perspective on this life in view of what is coming.

The mystery of Gods Will and Way are deliberately reserved for revelation in time and season by his choosing alone. The subject of this journey necessarily considers a hypothetical case study for human suffering with a supporting thesis. No one is exempt from suffering throughout life. Unfortunately, biblical disclosure remains completely void of plausible apologetics for adversity. Contrary to academic resolve, man does not have the intellectual capacity to gauge or comprehend the perfect Will of God. Neither can the divine objectives of God for one's life be reverse engineered from biblical accounts.The glory and divine assignments of God also remains void of duplication. What was for Peter, was not for Paul. It is however safe to claim that the Will of God is good for all without appeal. Nevertheless, you may ponder why the Goodness and Power of God permits suffering from cradle to grave? Suffering appears to play a systematic role in the human experience. You are not alone. After you complete this literary investigation, you will at least know that an undisclosed good follows each storm of life.Theological consensus may implicate five (5) biblical culprits for suffering to include: the imputed sin of a predecessor, a self-inflicted hardship due to unhealthy or ill advise risks, Gods punitive response to individual sin, Demonic powers, or the works of God for a greater glory. It is the latter that predisposes the narrative of this book. Better grab a handkerchief, this journey collides adversity and a symphony of broken hearts.

Having faith in God and trusting in Psalm 91:7, Mr. Morris trekked 38 dangerous miles from Monrovia to Harbel, Firestone, to rescue his family trapped in the fighting between Government and rebel forces in 1990. Miracles in the Liberian Civil War emerged to testify that anyone who trusts in God and His Word can be delivered. Mr. Morris and his wife, Benetta, resettled in the United States in 1999 with their five children - Jonetta, Jonathan, Jr., Ngaynia, Mazoe and Doma Morris - where God has continued to bless them. Jonetta earned Masters in Public Health from Loma Linda University, California in 2015; Ngaynia earned Masters in Divinity at Andrews University in Berrien Springs, Michigan; Jonathan, Jr. and Mazoe received Bachelors each in Theology and Biology respectively from Oakwood University, Huntsville, Alabama; and Doma completed Edina High School and he is an undergraduate at Rochester College, Rochester, Minnesota. Ngaynia is serving as a local Pastor in the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Kansas City, Kansas while Jonathan, Jr. is working on his Masters in Divinity at Andrews University. The Morris' live in Edina, Minnesota. Mrs. Morris works as Healthcare Assistant with Hennepin County Medical Center, Minneapolis, and Mr. Morris worked nearly 10 years with Hennepin County, State of Minnesota, before becoming CEO of Community Health and Education Assistance program, a nonprofit created in 2013, based in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota serving the immigrant community, individuals and low income families.

Sarah Gourd, 84, grew up in Connecticut and now lives in Florida. She taught third and fourth grade.This is a story about how an injured baby duck is found and saved by a young boy, and how they end up becoming friends forever.

The Poems helps remind us not to be so offended about things we and people say and,or do. This is life as we've known it sense the beginning of the World. Everyone thinks differently, some more than others. So we can't spend the rest of our lives being offended or to make it more plain walking around with a chip on our shoulder. There is hope for this world and the lives we live. It is encouragement through the word of God. And I always say, don't knock it until you've tried it. The word of God has never been wrong.

Lucius is a soldier of Rome. Lucius is a man of renown, from a family whose military lineage is as old as Rome itself. He is loyal to Caesar, a part of the iron fist that imposes Caesar's will. Lucius is conflicted. On one hand, he serves Caesar. On the other, he loathes the power lust of an empire whose concept of peace always leaves another war to fight.Then there is the father of Lucius. A father who was taken from him early in his life, yet in such a short time, imputed to his son concepts that were anything but Roman - his hatred of slavery, and his view that people were to be heard, and respected, rather than ruled. These concepts would forever forge the character of young Lucius.Lucius now an old soldier, seeks truth but wonders if it exists. But then comes the fateful reassignment, that would put him on a collision course with the one who is the truth.

Buttons the snowboy convinces his mother to let him wear his new Christmas outfit when he goes sledding on Christmas Eve. Buttons struggles to keep on his royal blue top hat, light blue scarf, and silver mittens as he takes his rides down the hill. He decides his clothes would be much safer under a large pine tree at the bottom of the hill. When he goes back to the tree, he discovers that all his new clothes that his Grandma had made him are gone! He feels terrible; but this unexpected event leads to something wonderful. Buttons innocently has found a way to spread the joy of Christmas.

A metaphorical story that explores the relationship between children with differences of all types, and the world around them. The book examines how the attitudes, opinions, and assumptions of others can become the real challenge that children face.

This book explores what happens after death and a rich man's lack of compassion towards a beggar. The beggar dies and is escorted by angels into Abrahams' Bosom due to his faithfulness. Abraham is known as the father of faith. According to Matthew 12:40, Jesus would be in the heart of the earth for three days and three nights, just as Jonah was in the belly of a whale. Before Jesus' crucifixion, Abraham's Bosom was the holding place for those who believed in God and were credited with righteousness. After Jesus' death on the cross, he preached to the spirits of these people who were stored in this area. As per the Christian doctrine, post demise, individuals who do not believe in the faith are consigned to a location of agony and flames, whereas those who do believe are welcomed in Abraham's bosom. However, following his resurrection, Jesus shifted all individuals from Abraham's bosom to the third heaven, where they await the Rapture.

The invitation to Salvation of Christ should not be complicated. It should be simple though not simplistic. Just what does it mean to be saved? That is, what does it mean to be born again? This book answers just that. Not once, not twice but multiple times, at least once in each chapter.This book will be of help to all readers, an eye-opener and a kind of a prompter to lead the unregenerate to Christ, a useful tool and resource for personal evangelism for the one who is born again and inclined to obey the Lord Jesus' commission to all believers. By personal prayer before and during the writing of this book, and by prophetic word of knowledge confirmation from a spiritual woman of God, no one who is an unbeliever will read this book and not get saved.

Did someone really boil a baby? Henry Dozier was both a talented Victorian architect and a troubled soul. In 1887 he moved to Cripple Creek Colorado from Denver, presumably to rebuild a town destroyed by 2 devastating fires. According to the newspapers, he was also dissipating his income in dissolute behavior. On February 4, 1897, there was an impassioned letter to the editor from Celestia Dozier, head of the household in Denver, in spite of the fact that she was only sixteen years old. Celestia noted that her father was supporting his family as best that he could under the circumstances and that the newspaper report that her mother tried to boil the baby was incorrect. The Denver Post noted in 1898, in discussing his lack of support from his family, that he had 9 children. The Rocky Mountain News reported the same thing in 1897. The 1910 census reported that he had 9 children of which 8 were living. Enjoy the story of this truly unique architect!

Tony Antonellis' mother always told him he should never discuss religion or politics in public, but he believes we all need to be talking about religion a whole lot more. In a world marked and divided by countless religious sects, in which differences are perceived as more important than similarities, For the Love of God calls for all humans to come together under the one thing that connects us all: God. Through a deep and thought-provoking analysis of the world's greatest religions, Antonellis puts forth his theory of "God-centeredness," a pluralistic, open-ended understanding that is appropriate to humanity's finite reality and this includes atheist. God-centeredness recognizes no outsiders, and respects all persons.

God is not the author of confusion but of peace. As men are at peace with their understanding of God's Law of Gravity, so they should be at peace with God's Doctrine of Marriage. Divorce must be subject to the doctrine of marriage; it will be seen that marriage supersedes the idea of divorce and in their struggle, marriage obliterates her foe: divorce. God declares that the very existence of man was defined as a marriage when He said: "He created man in His own image, and He created man: male and female created He "them"; man is them.

Shekinah Glory promises to be a specular mind-blowing experience. It will explore unexplained mysteries and occurrences that have never been tackled. This magnificent masterpiece is a culmination of three of the author's books, Cuddled in God's Hands, Miracles Blossom from the Spirit Within, and Thank You Jesus, You Never Change. Furthermore, the author will delve into another mysterious occurrence called the Shekinah Glory. How many of you have seen a bold striking white light across your beautiful pictures? You are puzzled as to why only one in a set of pictures has that particular light. Think about it. There was no sunlight that day. There was no special lighting that day. Yet, the light was indeed there. I surmise it was the Shekinah Glory light which is sent as a message from God to let you know that he is present in your life and has not forgotten you. Read more intriguing stories about it and other miracles in this profound, intriguing book.

While traveling on the Oregon Trail, Jillian Colligan, Andrea Farrell, Gwen Atwood, and Samantha Tyson, become friends. Jillian's being sold to an old man by her cruel father; Andrea and Gwen are pregnant, and unhappily married to men who are a great deal years older, while Samantha has just lost her parents, traveling with her older brothers.Before they reach their final destination, each of their lives has drastically changed and when they each receive unanticipated marriage proposals from strangers, they must make a hasty decision, one that will affect their lives forever.With the hope for a better life, confidence they made the right decision, they accept their proposals. For once, they're married; it'll be too late to make changes regarding their lives.

Brooke Hart, Mallory Ridge, and Skyler Collins are three women whose lives are affected by the consequences of their or someone else's decisions. Each must be strong with dealing with their lives, such as jobs, an unplanned pregnancy and the men who they are involved with. The decision they make regarding their lives could have dire consequences, ones that could affect their lives for a long time.Brooke's husband leaves her for another woman, and after she gets involved with someone new, he tells her he wants to be back in her life. Does she go back to her husband? Or move on with her new love?Mallory had a rough life while living with her uncle and his family before getting a wonderful job away from them, but now that old life is calling her home. Does she stay in her new life or help her uncle?Skyler has an offer for a better job and she proposed to a man she'd just met in order to keep him in this country. Will the new job work out for her? Will the man accept her propose and they live happily ever after?Will the consequences of their actions and decisions destroy their lives or enrich them?