Language: Japanese
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Genre: Animation, Adventure, Fantasy

Grace in the Gray: A More Loving Way to Disagree (Audiobook)
English | ASIN: B09S22C391 | 2023 | 7 hours and 2 minutes | MP3@64 kbps | 181 MB
Author: Mike Donehey
Narrator: Mike Donehey
By approaching disagreements in a more loving way and seeing the grace and good in those who hold differing viewpoints, you'll gain a deeper understanding of others and yourself-from the bestselling author. Grace in the Gray helps us see the grace and good that's often hidden by our own limited perspectives and assumptions. In relationships, professional settings, and social situations, discover how to focus on the person standing before you more than the argument set against you. Doing so gives you the rare ability to face any conflict with better questions, kindness, and the calming posture of curiosity.

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Jim Grassi, "Guts, Grace, and Glory: A Football Devotional"
English | ISBN: 1400320895 | 2013 | 224 pages | EPUB | 16 MB
When everything is on the line, great men turn to strength and faith―in football and in life.

Grace in the Gray
by Mike Donehey
English | 2023 | ISBN: 0593194187 | 241 pages | True EPUB | 7.82 MB

Striving with Grace: Views of Free Will in Anglo-Saxon England By Aaron J. Kleist
2008 | 436 Pages | ISBN: 0802091636 | PDF | 3 MB
The question of whether or not our decisions and efforts make a difference in an uncertain and uncontrollable world had enormous significance for writers in Anglo-Saxon England. 'Striving with Grace looks' at seven authors who wrote either in Latin or Old English, and the ways in which they sought to resolve this fundamental question. For Anglo-Saxon England, as for so much of the medieval West, the problem of individual will was complicated by a widespread theistic tradition that influenced writers, thinkers, and their hypotheses.Aaron J. Kleist examines the many factors that produced strikingly different, though often complementary, explanations of free will in early England. Having first established the perspectives of Augustine, he considers two Church Fathers who rivalled Augustine's impact on early England, Gregory the Great and the Venerable Bede, and reconstructs their influence on later English writers. He goes on to examine Alfred the Great's 'Old English Boethius' and Lantfred of Winchester's 'Carmen de libero arbitrio', and the debt that both texts owe to Boethius' classic 'De consolatione Philosophiae'. Finally, Kleist discusses Wulfstan the Homilist and Ælfric of Eynsham, two seminal writers of late Anglo-Saxon England. Striving with Grace shows that all of these authors, despite striking differences in their sources and logic, underscore humanity's need for grace even as they labour to affirm the legitimacy of human effort.

Language: Japanese
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Genre: Animation, Adventure, Fantasy

Kathryn Butler, "Glimmers of Grace: A Doctor's Reflections on Faith, Suffering, and the Goodness of God"
English | ISBN: 1433570483 | 2021 | 224 pages | EPUB | 782 KB
Glimpses of God's Grace in the Hospital Room

Language: English
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Genre: Animation, Adventure, Fantasy

The Biology of Sin: Grace, Hope and Healing for Those Who Feel Trapped By Matthew S. Stanford
2010 | 166 Pages | ISBN: 0830856137 | PDF | 17 MB
There are heated discussions happening on the conflict between science and faith. This disagreement tends to focus around three main issues, one of them being what causes our sinful behavior. The intense conflict has to do with biblically defined sinful behaviors and if there just might be a biological predisposition for these behaviors. The Biology of Sin speaks to this debate and hopefully brings some resolution to the conflict. As both a Christian and a neuroscientist, Dr. Stanford has seen scientific knowledge distorted to justify sinful behavior and perhaps more disturbingly, he has seen Christians misuse Scripture to demonize and alienate the very ones they should be reaching out to. He suggests that the underlying cause of this problem in the church is a lack of knowledge, both of basic brain function and scriptural teaching. The Biology of Sin discusses sinful behaviors, including adultery, rage, addiction, and homosexuality, asking of each: What does science say, and what does the Bible say about this behavior? He then attempts to reconcile the fact that biological predispositions do play a role in behavior which the Bible defines as sinful while always emphasizing the authority of God's Holy Word and the abundant grace he has for those struggling with habitual sin.