Keith Laidler Knihy

Podtitul: Cirkev, Turínske plátno a svätý falzifikát.

Keith Laidler nás zavedie po stopách tejto záhady do starého Egypta,Palestíny a na Britské ostrovy.Po ceste sa stretneme so Samsonom,Dávidom i Šalamúnom,až nakoniec sa v zarážajúcich súvislostiach dozvieme,že predmetom zbožnej úcty Templárov bola hlava Ježiša Krista....

At the tender age of 16, Yehonala entered the Emperor's harem in the Forbidden City, a perilous world peopled by envious nobles and calculating eunuchs, where a misplaced word or gesture could swiftly prove fatal. Yet such was her own guile and courage, she triumphed over every foe to become Empress, and China's most famous female autocrat.

Sydney Carton, a disillusioned and heavy-drinking character, embodies the themes of sacrifice and redemption in Charles Dickens' narrative. Despite his cynical demeanor, he ultimately finds purpose and nobility in his selfless act at the guillotine for Lucy, the woman he loves but cannot have. His transformation from a morose figure to a heroic martyr highlights the profound emotional depth and moral complexities present in the story.

In a harrowing scene, seven Christians face execution, bound and singing hymns as a massive crowd watches. The atmosphere shifts from hopeful worship to horror as the spearmen advance, and one by one, the believers succumb to their fate amidst the cheers of onlookers. The imagery of crosses looming over the dying captures the brutality of their martyrdom, highlighting themes of faith, sacrifice, and the stark contrast between belief and violence. This poignant moment serves as a powerful testament to their unwavering devotion in the face of death.

Looks at the giant panda and the red panda, discussing their habits and behavior, their life in remote parts of China, and the animals with whom they share the bamboo forests

The Divine The Church, the Shroud and the Creation of a Holy Fraud

Keith Laidler's quest takes him into the heart of the most fascinating mystery of all. His thesis may shock, even outrage, but the evidence is there before our eyes.

The narrative chronicles Keith Laidler's life journey from his upbringing on a Michigan farm through his college and seminary experiences, culminating in over five decades as a pastor. It offers insights into his personal growth and the lessons learned throughout his diverse experiences, reflecting on faith, community, and the challenges faced along the way.