How can we grow closer to God? Is there a secret to spiritual life? Do we need a second blessing? Is sanctification instantaneous or is it a process? The nature of Christian spirituality has been widely debated throughout the history of the church. Donald L. Alexander brings together five scholars in a fascinating debate on sanctification and spirituality.
The narrative follows a scientist who, while attempting to disprove God's existence, uncovers intricate Biblical codes that suggest a divine presence. His findings reveal 52 connections between Samson and Jesus within just 96 verses of the Book of Judges, with probabilities so low they imply divine orchestration. Additionally, he discovers similar patterns in the lives of biblical figures like Joseph and Moses, raising questions about the foresight of multiple independent authors. The book explores the possibility of an omniscient God who orchestrates these events across time.
Designed for singles and couples with limited cooking skills, this book offers quick and easy recipes tailored for one or two servings. It features a diverse range of meals, including pasta, chicken, meat, and fish dishes, while also providing practical cooking tips. Additionally, a special chapter focuses on creating meals for a significant other, making it perfect for those looking to impress or enjoy intimate dinners.
The narrative explores the findings of a nuclear scientist who uncovers alarming evidence of an impending global disaster linked to Earth's geological history. It suggests that the planet has experienced six Apocalyptic Cycles and is now entering the seventh. The text challenges conventional views on evolution and uniformitarianism by highlighting the role of catastrophism in shaping the Earth. It proposes that tectonic activity, influenced by extraterrestrial impacts or nuclear events, has led to significant geological changes, supported by remnants of an ancient civilization.