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John G. Deville shows in his book that before him, philosophers' ignorance of the human brain prevented them from knowing anything about bio-electromagnetism. As a result, they were using unproven postulates and ambiguous expressions to create theories full of questionable premises and conclusions.That's why Ludwig Wittgenstein once said, "Philosophy leaves everything as it is."In this book, Deville has destroyed some 4,000 years of philosophy to convince the new world that philosophy is not the same any more.He is the first philosopher to introduce the irrefutable concept of preconsciousness, to show that neonates and very young children up to the age of about five years old are preconscious, because they don't have the levels of consciousness required for conscious thoughts to occur in their cerebrum or the frontal lobe. John G. Deville grew up in the former British colony of Mauritius as a citizen of the UK, where he worked as a journalist for eight years. He migrated to Australia in 1967, where he was required to become an Australian citizen in 1972 because he was working in the Australian Defense Force as a civilian and staff officer. The author studied law but majored in philosophy. He now resides at Rosebud in the State of Victoria, Australia. Publisher's website: http://sbprabooks.com/JohnGDeville

Just for a moment, consider: What If Chairman Mao Woke Up Today?Proud of being Chinese, author Lei Shi finds it interesting to revisit China now that she lives overseas, and wonders if Mao would feel the same. What would he think of modern China?Her cleverly humorous novel follows an American businessman and his wife visiting China for a month. Chairman Mao "wakes up" and wishes to go undercover with the couple to discover how China has changed in the nearly forty years since his passing in 1976.Science preserved Chairman Mao, and he discovers a newly powerful and fruitful China that has superseded his dream for the country. The fear that a rich Chinese people would overturn his agenda proved not to be the case. After Chairman Mao meets dozens of women under the influence of Western and modern culture, he falls in love. Formerly a physician and a real estate agent, Lei Shi currently lives in New Zealand. Publisher's website: http://sbprabooks.com/LeiShi

The war on our world has taken its toll, and many from both sides are tired of the fighting. Both factions want to stop the war, but neither knows how. The war has taken many lives and destroyed most of the environment on two planets. Someone comes up with an idea. "Instead of ending the war, why not stop it before it begins?" This is how the idea of going back in time to prevent the war was implemented. Unfortunately, Earth does not have the technology for time travel, but the Tharoans do, for they've been traveling through wormholes for eons.The tale begins when the United States is conducting a nuclear test above a deserted island. At that moment, a wormhole opens and a ship emerges from another dimension. The nuclear device explodes, engulfing the ship, killing the ambassadors and royal aliens. Their civilization takes this as an act of war. As a result, Earth is attacked and a war lasting two hundred years begins.Both sides, tired of fighting, secretly convene to stop the war. However, there are some who don't want the war to end.The President of the United Earth orders Admiral Hawkens and the crew of the UES Galaxy to travel back in time to stop the war at any cost. One major problem is that they can't kill anyone from the past for fear of disrupting Earth's timeline. Anthony B. Smellie was born in Jamaica, West Indies, and grew up in Queens, New York, where he was educated. He served many years in the U.S. Navy, U.S. Air Force, and is now retired. He resides in Florida. Publisher's website: http://sbprabooks.com/AnthonyBSmellie

Charlie Bourne wakes up from a coma after three years. While his body was lying safely atop a hospital bed, his mind and soul travelled to a place known to him only by 'the other dimension.' There, united with his dead father, he learns about himself, his destiny, and the evil which is constantly trying to plunge the world into chaos: The Darkness.Out of the coma, Charlie thinks he is equipped with the skill set needed to diminish the evil forces, only to learn that the Silvekhs - followers of the darkness - have already made their move. A threat now looms over the world . . . and Charlie Bourne is the only being capable of eliminating it before the world goes dark.

When the President of the United States is among the thousands of pro-choice leaders killed in a tragic explosion at a Reproductive Rights Convention, the government begins a long-anticipated campaign to silence opponents of its agenda. Good men like David Jameson are in the cross-hairs. Their intolerance of abortion, physician-assisted suicide, and gay marriage are grounds for prosecution. They are a threat to national security. Preachers and pro-life activists are hunted like terrorists, forced into re-education classes, and persecuted. The federal government's plan to disarm Americans and drastically raise taxes is the last straw for many states like Texas, and they begin to resist. Secessionist fervor begins to rise. Liberals like Mitch Paine lead thousands of anarchists and college students to stand against the "religious totalitarians." Will America ever be "one nation under God" again? Will Americans preserve liberty for their posterity, or is it just a fading dream? Awe-inspiring courage, terrifying tragedy, tender romance, and violent conflict carry the reader through an ageless clash of worldviews, where the superiority of the principles of liberty and the truths of Christianity prevail over a plethora of vicious opponents. About the Author: Patrick Johnston is a family practice physician and a Christian evangelist who dreams of a Christian nation. He is founder of the Association of Pro-Life Physicians and the Coalition to Reform Education Funding, and he is the father of seven home-schooled children and his wife Elizabeth are committed to revival in the church and the restoration of biblical law and constitutional government in America. The Revolt of 2020 is the first novel of a series exploring the tension between liberty, tyranny, and godly resistance. Publisher's Web site: http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/TheRevoltOf2020.html

Many children do not know that African indentured servants, as well as free blacks and slaves, all assisted in the founding of our nation. There were between 5,000 to 20,000 patriots of African and Native American descent who served in the Continental Forces under the command of General George Washington. The stunning new picture book Patriots of African Descent in the Revolutionary War: Part 1 is historical fiction, told by the family historian to his great-grandson about their family's military and patriotic service as African-Americans during the Revolutionary War. The two are direct descendants of two patriots. One was a free black man, Sergeant Isaac Brown, who served in the 7th, 11th and 15th Virginia Regiments of the Continental Line. Readers ages eight and older will be fascinated as they learn about our country's forgotten patriots. Marion T. Lane is a retired public school educator. Originally from Philadelphia, she now resides in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Her next book is titled More Than One Ancestry. "I am one of the few African-American members of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Society of Descendants of Washington's Army at Valley Forge." Publisher's website: http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/PatriotsOfAfricanDescent.html

From her childhood days to her life as a mother and struggling wife, Ashley D. Wille searched for answers.Yet true and lasting satisfaction always proved just out of reach. Now, in midlife, I have come to find my soul satiated in God. Through sweet surprises, difficult climbs, and excruciating valleys, the Master's hand has shaped me. All along the way, God has taught me many things. What He has taught me most is that many of my beliefs about Him were wrong.In heartfelt snapshots of a life, author Ashley D. Wille shares her insights and innermost struggles. Through her profound experiences, she shows how she was able to break through false layers of thinking and move into a deeper relationship with God.

In September 1963, nine-year-old Patrick McGrath awakens one night to a loud bang in his south St. Louis County home. Frightened by the noise, he creeps into the dark hallway and opens the door to his parents' room. He sees his mother lying in a pool of blood, dead of a gunshot wound. He is later told that she committed suicide.The incident leaves a deep psychological scar, and Patrick's life is never the same. He suppresses his memory of that night for most of his adult life until, against his will, he is forced to confront the truth of it. Through hypnotherapy sessions, he discovers that his mother's death was not a suicide. It was murder.With the help of one of the original detectives on the case, Patrick tries to find the real killer forty years after the fact. The pulsating search does more than unravel a murder mystery; it becomes a journey of self-discovery for Patrick. His notions of fate, free will, and the true nature of existence are transformed.Funny, bittersweet, and shocking, The Last Days of Summer is a vivid remembrance of one man's painful and poignant childhood, and how he comes to terms with it in middle age. About the Author: Tim Fleming grew up in St. Louis County, in the very place and time where the story's main action takes place. His previous works include two historical novels, a nonfiction book, and two short stories.