Paul Tice Boeken

Challenging traditional views of the Old Testament God, the book presents Jehovah as lacking ethics, forgiveness, and compassion. It raises provocative questions about His nature and the absence of promised rewards for followers. The author argues for a spiritual evolution, suggesting that humanity has outgrown ancient beliefs and deserves a more loving deity. By contrasting modern advancements with archaic worship, the narrative advocates for a shift towards a more compassionate understanding of God, encouraging readers to embrace a new perspective.

Exploring the controversial aspects of the Bible, this updated edition reveals the shocking and often overlooked passages that challenge its reputation as a purely moral guide. With an engaging introduction by Paul Tice, the work highlights the Bible's violent, sexual, and disturbing elements, suggesting that it could be deemed inappropriate for younger readers. It invites readers to confront the complexities of the text, questioning why certain narratives are glossed over in religious discourse. This provocative examination encourages a deeper understanding of the Bible's multifaceted nature.

This rare and important holy book sheds new light on Judaism and early Christianity. It reflects a form of Jewish mystical thought at around the time of Christ and retells much of the Old Testament story. It includes additional material not found in the Bible and relies heavily on the "Book of Enoch," making this a good companion text for that title. Covers the fall of the angels, Adam & Eve, the great flood, evil spirits, the fall of man, and much more.

This book shows how many Christian beliefs could be far older than what we have suspected. It gives a complete run-down of the stellar, lunar, and solar evolution of our religious systems and contains new, exhaustive research on the gods and our beliefs. The book's main theme centers on the work of Jordan Maxwell. He has become widely known as one of the world's foremost experts on early mythological systems and their influence on both ancient and modern religions. The book also includes an interview with Dr. Alan Snow, referred to by Sydney Ohmarr as the "world's greatest authority on astrology and the Dead Sea Scrolls." Paul Tice also contributes three chapters, the last one explaining how we should revert to the original teachings of religious founders, including Jesus, before they had become corrupted by "organized religion." This book is illustrated, organized, and very comprehensive. Educate yourself with clear documented proof, and prepare to have your belief system shattered!

Celebrating the unique essence of physical books, this work emphasizes the irreplaceable connection humans have with tangible literature, contrasting it with the rise of electronic devices. The author shares insights into the enduring significance of real books, along with reflections on newspapers and public libraries. This heartfelt journey invites readers to appreciate the tactile experience of reading and advocates for the continued existence of printed works, urging support for the literary community.

Exploring profound questions about existence, this workbook invites readers to delve into their own experiences and beliefs. Organized into seventeen chapters with ninety-nine thought-provoking questions, it encourages personal reflection on identity, purpose, and the mysteries of life. While the author provides his insights, the focus is on helping readers uncover their own truths, fostering personal growth and transformation. This journey of self-discovery promises to challenge and inspire, ultimately leading to deeper understanding of oneself and the world.