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WAY THE TRUTH & THE LIFE
The gem you hold in your hands is the life of one man, a Christian Master, who had beginnings just like anyone else. Born into a large Catholic family & emancipated as a teenager, Father Peter Bowes, lived a life of rebellion & hope. He rebelled against the limitations that hold most people from truly living their aspirations & he always hoped for something more. In the midst of marrying at a young age, parenting two children, starting numerous businesses & obtaining a doctorate in psychology, Father Peters' strivings centered around spiritual growth and discovery. In 1974, at age 23, he was ordained a minister and in 1982, a priest & Master Teacher in a Mystical Order. The Way, the Truth & the Life: The Autobiography of a Christian Master illuminates for everyone how the path of one man can be the salvation of many. Through his humor & lightheartedness, heartbreaks and victories, Father Peter invites the reader to follow him & take the spiritual plunge that will transform and revolutionize hearts forever.
The Way, the Truth and the Life
When we look at those who have attained spiritual mastery, we often ask, "Who is this person?" Only on occasion might we catch a glimpse of the true reality behind the veil that separates teacher and student. In The Way, the Truth and the Life, we get much more than a momentary look at Master Teacher Father Peter Bowes. Father Peter shares his transformation from a wounded, frustrated child in an oppressive family to a dedicated servant of Jesus and Mary. Along the way, he relives the trials, the joys, the sacrifices, and the graces that led him to his mastery of the spiritual world. Skillfully written, the book interweaves spiritual teaching with historical pop culture and personal insights with Father Peter's characteristic humor. Father Peter invites readers into the rich experience of his life, and ultimately gives hope to those who wish to follow his path to God.
The Way, the Truth and the Life
The gem you hold in your hands is the life of one man, a Christian Master, who had beginnings just like anyone else. Born into a large Catholic family, and emancipated as a teenager, Father Peter Bowes lived a life of rebellion and hope - rebelling against the limitations that hold most people from truly living their aspirations and hoping for something more. In the midst of marrying at a young age, parenting two children, starting numerous businesses, and completing a doctorate in psychology, Father Peter's strivings centered around spiritual growth and discovery. In 1974, at the age of 23, he was ordained a minister, and in 1982, a Priest and Master Teacher. Since then, he has been unstoppable. This autobiography takes the reader from the beginning to now - when after recording 14 CDs and authoring six books, he travels weekly teaching God's love into people's hearts and experiences. The Way, the Truth and the Life, shows how the life of one man can be the salvation of many.
The New Testament
An inspired edition of the New Testament as edited by Mystical Christian Master Teacher, Father Peter Bowes. Feel the spirit and energy of Jesus' life, teachings and miracles, as well as his sacrifice and victory over death. The living word moves through this work to use in contemplation and internalization of Jesus' teachings so that we can be raised up in His image and likeness.
Children of Jesus and Mary
The Order of Christ Sophia (OCS) is a small New Religion which in the short span of eight years, has evoked intense controversy. Beyond surveying the history, doctrines and practices of this unusual group, Lewis brings data from his study of the OCS to bear on many items of conventional wisdom in the New Religions field.
Pearls of a Fisherman: Lessons for the Mystical Life
Rarely does a body of work such as this, one that encompasses a variety of topics that applies to a wide array of readers, show up on bookshelves. Father Peter Bowes takes the reader through subjects ranging from the mystical to the practical, exploring and uncovering themes that challenge and apply to the sophisticated modern-day seeker - and all presented in a comprehensible way. Father Peter's ease with words and intensity of heart pierces through any concepts one may have about a Teacher. In 'Pearls of a Fisherman, ' he reaches in to matters of the soul and brings truth out.
Sayings of a Christian Master
Wisdom comes from experience and from being in a dynamic relationship with God. This compilation is written by a dedicated follower of Master Jesus. Jesus walked the earth to show us how to love, live, and be and Father Peter Bowes continues to teach and
The New Testament
A new edition of the New Testament, edited by Father Peter Bowes, Priest, Master Teacher and Co-Director of the Order of Christ Sophia. This version speaks to the spirit of the Law of Jesus and the message of the apostles.
The Demise of Religion
Why do religions fail or die? Taking a multidisciplinary approach, this open access book explores this important question that has received little scholarly attention to date. International contributors provide case studies from the United States, England, Sweden, Japan, New Guinea, and France resulting in a work that explores processes of attenuation, disintegration, transmutation, death, and extinction across cultures. These include: instances where mass suicides or homicides resulted in religious dissolution; the fall of Mars Hills Church and its larger-than-life megachurch pastor, accused of plagiarism and bullying in 2012; the death of the last member of the Panacea Society in England i...
How Not to Raise a Child
Elner is a lonely child, raised in a remote valley in postwar North East England, mainly by paternal grandparents. Her mother, a young Italian woman, finds living in with the paternal grandparents difficult. Her father, suffering from post-traumatic stress disorders, seeks his lost adolescence with a motorcycle gang. The parents start divorce proceedings as Elner starts school, aged four. Just as Elner begins to feel accepted and befriended, problems over family finances cause her grandparents to move, with her grandmother taking work as a cook-caretaker in a tied cottage home. Elner is made to change schools, wasting a yearaEUR(tm)s progress and having problems making new friends. Her father finds work away from home, returning to his girlfriend at weekends. When Elner is eleven, her father and stepmother marry and move away. Elner passes her eleven-plus exam and enters a large highly competitive school of a thousand students aged eleven to eighteen. Her grandfather dies, and in a role reversal, she becomes her grandmotheraEUR(tm)s carer.
