Job's Crucible - Robert a St Thomas - Grāmatas - Createspace - 9781477660461 - 2012. gada 11. oktobris
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Job's Crucible

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Publisher Marketing: Consider... What is the definition of success? And, Why did Judas betray Jesus? What allowed the French Revolution to take place? What allowed for World War I to take place? What allowed for Nazism to take place? What allowed for the Jonestown Massacre to take place? It is now reported that in these present times that mankind has turned the corner and the world is becoming more tolerant, less violent and safer. Many are attributing this apparent decline in violence to higher education standards and the embracing of secular philosophies over religious influences. With the embracing of secular concepts, does that mean that mankind is finally "getting it" and will eventually eliminate racism, sexism, classism and religion? Is mankind really becoming more progressive, moral, and ethical? Could it be that mankind is being beguiled with false reporting and that the individual is being set up to fail Job's Crucible? Samael is an adversary that knows the future. He was come into this dimension on an ambivalent mission. He knows that you're being set up. If you survived an encounter with him, he would inform you that success is, "Knowing your soul is no longer perishing." He would also remind you that it was the lack of faith that is the answer for the above historical tragedies. Are you ready to be entertained and exercise your mind? Contributor Bio:  St Thomas, Robert A St. Thomas is a board certified anesthesiologist practicing his specialty in Anaheim, California.

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Izlaists 2012. gada 11. oktobris
ISBN13 9781477660461
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Lapas 558
Izmēri 152 × 229 × 32 mm   ·   807 g

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