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Covenant Life Church

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Sermons from Covenant Life Church, located in the Maryland suburbs of Washington, D.C. Our mission...

TravelersWife4Life (31 KP) rated Heart of a Prince (Crowns & Courtships, #1) in Books

Feb 23, 2021

Absolutely wonderful !

Wonderful story of how God can use something sad and turn it in to something good. Love the story of Astrid & Jordan, cant wait to read the next book in the series !!

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Transformation Church - Audio Podcast

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Transformation Church (TC) was started in 2010 and is led by Pastor Derwin L. Gray. We want to join...

The Relationship Book: Transforming Relationships in Family, Business and Community

Matt Bird

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The Bible is the relationship book. It is a book of relationships not a book of religion. It...

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God Of The East Sea X Zzoo`s New Game “DOKDO”! God`s Game of healing and adventuring the sea!!...

Wonder Woman, Vol 2: Guts

Brian Azzarello

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Wonder Woman goes to hell! After playing Poseidon, Hades, and Hera against each other, Hades strikes...

Suswatibasu (1703 KP) rated God: A Human History in Books

Oct 4, 2017

God: A Human History

Reza Aslan | 2017 | Philosophy, Psychology & Social Sciences, Religion

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Historical context is fascinating but explanations fall short

I had a few issues with this book. No doubt the history of the various religions was absolutely fascinating, exploring polytheistic belief systems to its evolution into monotheism. However, the connections suggested between how God is seen to be humanized is not very clear, rather it seems to be a throwaway remark about two psychological concepts that force human beings to look at everything with human eyes. It is also not very clear in terms of its explanation on why God must be one and not many.

As an atheist/ agnostic reading this, the historical elements were more of interest as the philosophical aspect seems to fall short due to the lack of exploration on why God even became a concept.

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Lindsay (1771 KP) rated Really Woolly 5-Minute Bedtime Treasury in Books

Dec 7, 2017

Review: Really Woolly 5-Minute Bedtime Treasury by Bonnie Rickner Jensen The five minutes bedtime Treasury is a great book to read to children. Parents can read a story to their children and bond and teach about god to them before bedtime. I know that it got several chapters if you want to look at it.
The stories tell you how god created you and the world. It also talks about how good makes you his more important to him. There are stories there for you to read and it seems to rhyme. Make the children able to understand. They may be poems or not but it a nice way to read them. It one way to show your child or children how god loves them and how important they are in this world.