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Adventures in the High Meadow" tells stories of three friends (a girl, a horse, and a wooly mammoth) as they meet animals and situations present 10, 000 years ago. The traits of the animals they meet are demonstrated. In many cases, the three help the animals they meet. There are scary situations, which always turn out OK. There are many tricks played. Throughout, the three have a lot of fun and no one gets hurt. There are surprises in every s...

Adventures in the High Meadow" tells stories of three friends (a girl, a horse, and a wooly mammoth) as they meet animals and situations present 10, 000 years ago. The traits of the animals they meet are demonstrated. In many cases, the three help the animals they meet. There are scary situations, which always turn out OK. There are many tricks played. Throughout, the three have a lot of fun and no one gets hurt. There are surprises in every s...

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While living and working in Kenya, East Africa in the early nineteen nineties, the author decided to devote some time to thinking about the attributes and characteristics of God and how they relate to the subject of man's free will. It soon became apparent to him that far too many Christians were trying to relate to God as a man, albeit a man of larger proportions. As he continued to think about the various ideas and concepts about God he had ...

The literary works of J. R. R. Tolkien, especially The Lord of the Rings, are marked by their author's professional interest in the history of English. This study shows how philological features such as nomenclature, archaism and echoes of Old English poetic forms have been reflected in a selection of published translations into Germanic and Romance languages. It demonstrates how current translation theory based on a hermeneutic approach can e...

The six articles in this collection commemorate the thirtieth anniversary of the long-awaited publication in 1977 of Christopher Tolkien's edition of The Silmarillion, the first opportunity for most readers to learn more about the detailed mythology and history which underlie, explicitly or implicitly, the narrative of The Lord of the Rings. In view of the long and complex publication history of the texts relating to the legendarium, even thir...

Since the Vietnam era, there has arisen, in America and the whole of Western society, a way of thinking that argues against all war. Consequently, a book discussing the question of a Christian's participation in war and other related issues in light of this emerging consensus seems not just appropriate but necessary. In an environment where war is, by definition, immoral, it is difficult for "good, " "decent" folks to think positively about wa...

This book deals with an important, difficult, and controversial subject. It has two basic parts. The first is a critique of determinism as reflected primarily in the doctrine that has come to be known as Calvinism. The second is designed specifically for those who are not Calvinists, but have felt the influence of Calvin's man-made doctrine on their thinking. No matter your position on this subject, expect to be challenged.

Although this is a book about the Christian's obligation to the State, it will seem to some to be a book more about marriage, divorce, and remarriage. This is because the issues surrounding marriage, divorce, and remarriage can be viewed as a tool (in this case, a prism) which the author employs to explore and critically examine the subject discussed in this book, which is, when all is said and done, the Christian's obligation to the State as ...