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  Beyond Belief - The Astonishing...

  Silas Mary

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  In a world where faith and reason often seem at odds, Beyond Belief: The Astonishing Duality of God explores the profound and mysterious nature of the Creator in a way that will challenge your understanding of both theology and existence. This book delves into the dual nature of God—simultaneously transcendent and immanent, infinite yet intimate—inviting readers to see the divine not just through the lens of traditional belief, but through a more nuanced, awe-inspiring perspective. 
  Through a unique blend of biblical insights, philosophical exploration, and real-world applications, Beyond Belief uncovers how God's nature defies the limits of human comprehension, presenting both the magnificent vastness of the divine and its intimate involvement in the lives of believers. From ancient scriptures to modern-day revelations, this book offers compelling arguments, stirring anecdotes, and deep reflections on how the paradox of God's duality is not just a theological conundrum, but a life-changing reality. 
  Whether you're a lifelong believer, a curious seeker, or someone questioning the very foundations of faith, Beyond Belief will lead you on a journey of discovery, urging you to look beyond the surface and into the depths of divine mystery. Prepare to encounter a God who is greater than you ever imagined—one whose presence is both beyond belief and ever within reach. 
  Are you ready to expand your faith and understanding of God in ways you never thought possible? Dive into Beyond Belief and explore the astonishing duality that lies at the heart of all existence.

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  Patagonia: The History of the...

  Editors Charles River

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  The name, "Patagonia" comes from an observation made by Ferdinand Magellan, who visited the region during his historic expedition around the world. Marveled by the height of the indigenous people, he referred to the region as a “land of giants.” Those giants were the Tehuelches, named by Magellan’s expedition as Patagones, and the chronicles of that trip, written by Antonio Pigafetta, popularized the term “Patagones,” a term that refers to their big feet (in Spanish, “patones” means "of big feet"). This description would later derive in the name Patagonia. 
  	From its discovery until the 20th century, the borders of Patagonia as well as those elements that define it as such have gone through several changes and names. The main thing for understanding its limits during the Spanish conquest is that Patagonia referred to the land south of the European area of influence. Back then, Patagonia was under control of indigenous inhabitants and, as such, outside European control or only partly influenced. It is no wonder, then, that the earliest limit was the Río de la Plata itself, where in 1536 (and again in 1580) the city of Buenos Aires was founded. Later on, the conquest of the territory, along with the work of cartographers from around the world, gave shape to the region.

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  Matthew Arnold Poems

  Arnold

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  Matthew Arnold Poems from RamaniAudioBooks has the following poems rendered by Dr.N.Ramani 
  1.Dover Beach 2. Immortality 3. Lines written in Kensington Garden 4. Morality 5. Philomela 6. Rugby Chapel 7. Shakespeare 8. The Scholar Gypsy 9. The Forsaken Merman

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  Nyarlathotep

  H. P. Lovecraft

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  Who is Nyarlathotep and from whence does he come? Few dare seek the answers to such questions, and fewer still find what they seek.

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  Battle for Sky Kingdom (Future...

  Remi Blackwood

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  Jarell's adventures continue in this exciting fourth installment of Future Hero!Unlikely hero Jarell has proven himself a warrior -- defender of the Kingdom of Ulfrika. He's gathered three of the four iron animals of the staff of Kundi which will unlock the powers he needs to defeat the evil wizard Ikala. But now Ikala is closing in on the Iron Eagle, which could spell the end of Ulfrika forever.There's only one way to save the legendary kingdom -- beat Ikala in the god Oufula's deadly competition and win the prized Iron Eagle, defeating the wizard once and for all. Can Jarell rise to the greatest challenge yet to rescue his friends and the magical land he loves from certain doom?

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  Anne of Green Gables

  Sally Morgan

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  When Marilla and Matthew decide to adopt a boy from an orphanage they are not sure what to expect. But it's certainly not the imaginative, red-haired little girl who arrives at Green Gables instead... This charming story has been retold and adapted for ages 6+. 
   
  ABOUT THE SERIES: Abridged and retold in modern English, Arcturus Easy-to-Read Classics make 16 classic stories accessible to readers as young as six, while retaining all the charm, atmosphere, and sense of adventure that made the original tales world-famous.

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