Penned as a dialogue between a minister (Evangelista), a young Christian (Neophytus), a legalist (Nomista) who believes Christianity is a set of rules to be obeyed and Antinomista who thinks it's okay to sin because God will forgive him anyway, it makes for a wonderfully insightful book that remains tremendously relevant for our world today. .
In his second collection of works, Edward Fisher is at his rhapsodic best again, full of rhythmic surprise and lyrical freshness as he wrestles with the intermingling mysteries of love and death. Ordinary experience becomes a gateway to revelation through the miracle and adventure of the senses in a celebration of the natural world. The merry-go-round of the planet, dancing with animals, revolves in a circle of self-discovery, eternal renewal and metamorphosis. This festive air of child-like wonder and simple joy is set against the backdrop of the passing seasons and a sense of personal loss, plumbing the darker side of suffering that deepens our humanity and compassion. At once both testament and meditation, hymn and psalm, Fisher explores the universality of sacred stories, reconciling the scientific world-view with religious symbol and myth, and finding meaning in the guiding hand of love through the geography of longing and lament.
Exploring themes of loss and cultural disquiet, this poetry collection delves into the complexities of modern existence amidst societal turmoil. The author confronts issues like militarism and corporate influence while reflecting on personal struggles such as writer's block and societal tragedies. With a blend of free verse and traditional forms, the poems pay homage to influential poets, capturing moments of deep introspection and existential reflection. The work serves as both a lament and a defiant statement against the marginalization of poets in contemporary culture.
Emphasizing children's creativity and maturity, this collection features whimsical tales filled with riddles, puzzles, and playful twists on classic stories. Readers will encounter quirky characters like a jackalope and a capybara, with a mix of prose and poetry that invites imagination and laughter. The book encourages the celebration of children's imaginative potential through its silly and engaging narratives.
Set against a backdrop of mystery and intrigue, this narrative explores themes of identity and belonging through the journey of its characters. As they navigate a world filled with challenges and the unknown, the story delves into their struggles and triumphs, revealing deep emotional layers and connections. The interplay of past and present creates a rich tapestry that invites readers to reflect on their own experiences while following the characters' quests for purpose and understanding.
In this sequel, Archer reunites with James, Mark, and Rebecca for another thrilling escapade. The characters navigate new challenges and deepen their bonds as they confront obstacles that test their friendship and resolve. With a blend of adventure and personal growth, the story explores themes of loyalty and courage in the face of adversity. This captivating continuation promises to engage readers with its dynamic plot and rich character development.
This volume presents a high-quality reprint of a significant 1781 work, exploring the principles of modern divinity. It delves into theological concepts and provides insights into the spiritual practices and beliefs of the time. The text aims to bridge historical perspectives with contemporary understanding, making it relevant for both scholars and modern readers interested in the evolution of religious thought.
The collection offers a poignant exploration of childhood memories set on a West Virginia farm, capturing the essence of summer afternoons filled with nostalgia. It intertwines narrative and lyric poetry, reflecting on the importance of human connection, friendship, and love amidst life's fleeting moments. Through vivid imagery, the author reveals the beauty of the mundane and the profound wisdom in acts of kindness. This work serves as a reminder of the intangible treasures in life, challenging a materialistic worldview by celebrating the sacredness of existence and our shared humanity.