Does the ancient Ark of the Covenant as recorded in biblical history still exist, or is it just a myth? Did the Israel army march around city of Jericho? What happened to treasures of Solomon’s temple? Max and McKenzie know the answer or do they?
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Michigan City Blue
Carson Coughlin’s first love Lauren left him feeling an empty hole in his soul, but after more than fifty lonely years, she walked back into his life. Lauren seeks him out, and in very little time they form a business and personal relationship. As Carson comes to Lauren’s assistance with a community project, they must deal with her jealous ex-husband, who is in a desperate situation with gambling debts. He carries out several dangerous and illegal efforts to extort money from her. A story of two people building a life together, Michigan City Blues shows how their love helps them build the foundation of a new and treasured life together.
All for One
Worm, Chief, Shakers and Royal are eighth grade friends known as the Musketeers. Each are given a wish that lead them to ancient Baghdad, a flying carpet, the magic cave of Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves and being saved from execution by Morgiana, a slave girl, Baba the Tailor, and Sindbad the Sailor.
Radical and Empirical Reality: Selected Writings on the Philosophy of José Ortega y Gasset and Julián Marías
The title is precise. The writings in this volume are selections, not an exhaustive bibliography, of my works on José Ortega y Gasset and Julián Marías. Although the entire corpus of my essays and lectures spans more than five decades, my interest in this philosophy, both its “radical” and “empirical” levels, began at an unforgettable moment in July of 1963 and continues undiminished today. And since Ortega taught that in order to understand anything human, we must tell a story, I shall tell a version of mine
Adventures in Language
In these Adventures in Language linguist Harold Raley explores fascinating features of English and many other languages in different cultures and historical eras.
Points of Light
These Points of Light centered on the beauty, humor, and mystery of human life present many perspectives flowing out of the unifying philosophical premise that life, not physical reality, is the foundational reality in which all others are rooted.
A Summer on the Farm
Things in small town America have their own pace. They pass from generation to generation. This could be a story from any one of several states or towns. In a lot of ways, it could have occurred in any of several decades on a family farm in America’s Bible belt. Things don’t change too fast on the farm and they are usually the last to embrace new things such as air conditioning and color television. This story could be of any of the thousands of family owned farms across this nation.
Boats: The story of Billy Lee Telliot and the “Bay Blaster” Shootout
Buckle up Motorsports fans! Put on your life preservers, raise your anchors, and hop inside this book! Now Behold! Known as one of the toughest and most exciting races in the Fast Boat Series: The “Bay Blaster” Shootout is about to begin! Packed with tight turns, lightning-fast straightaways, enormous rocks, and waterfalls, the event brings some of the greatest excitement throughout the land and seas in boating.
The Mystery of Sarah Slater
Hired by the Confederate government in Richmond when it was already in its death throes, Sarah Slater was the perfect agent for a courier between Richmond and the Confederate outpost in Montreal, Canada. Beautiful of face, curvaceous in form, spunky, flirtatious, and fluent in French she was the ideal candidate for a role that saw women often better suited for courier. Male agents faced hanging, women far less punishment. An additional benefit of her French fluency, she could claim protection as a Canadian citizen during casual interrogation. On her third and final trip to Canada in April of 1865 as Richmond lay in ashes, Sarah disappeared in New York. The messages for the Montreal office and the Confederate gold she was supposedly carrying also vanished. That mystery has fascinated historians for over 150 years. The Mystery of Sarah Slater…solved?
Tattletales
A celebrated philosopher once said that in order to understand anything human we must tell a story. He spoke a profound truth, and it is important to understand some of its implications.