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Why I Believe in God
João de Deus Brasil's book comprises two independent but related works: Why I Believe in God and Atheism: a Self-Delusion. In Why I Believe in God, the author reveals the origins of his faith whereas in Atheism: a Self-Delusion he refutes atheists' arguments expressed by their current world leader, Richard Dawkins, in his best-seller God, a Delusion. Regarding the renowned biologist's ideas, João de Deus states: - In his book, Richard Dawkins does not provide any theory capable of scientifically justifying his negation of God's existence. And besides, he does not put forward any evidence whatsoever, either scientific or empirical, in support of that nonexistence. - Between the lines of his...
International Electronics Directory '90
International Electronics Directory '90, Third Edition: The Guide to European Manufacturers, Agents and Applications, Part 1 comprises a directory of various manufacturers in Europe and a directory of agents in Europe. This book contains a classified directory of electronic products and services where both manufacturers and agents are listed. This edition is organized into two sections. Section 1 provides details of manufacturers, including number of employees, production program, names of managers, as well as links with other companies. The entries are listed alphabetically on a country-by-country basis. Section 2 provides information concerning agents or representatives, including names of manufacturers represented, names of managers, number of employees, and range of products handled. A number of these companies are also active in manufacturing and so appear in both Section 1 and Section 2. This book is a valuable resource for private consumers.
Road & Track
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Murat
This collection of works by Alexandre Dumas, pere skillfully brings together many of his timeless views into a single, affordable work. Readers of all ages are welcome to explore the depth of his classic ideas. The collection has a fascinating mix of mesmerizing and interesting stories, some that grab readers right away and others that do it in a subtler way. Although "MURAT" is a classic, it also shows how good Dumas was as a writer by combining a lot of different ideas into one book. All of the stories in this collection have interesting turns and twists that keep the reader's attention with each new development. With an air of indulgence, the main character becomes an interesting central character who moves the story forward. Readers can't stop thinking about the story and feel driven to keep reading to figure out what's going on. This version of "MURAT" is both modern and easy to read, thanks to its eye-catching new cover and professionally typeset manuscript. Due to its long history as a classic and the low price that Dumas wanted to achieve, this collection of short stories will always be a gift for book lovers of all ages.
Index Medicus
Vols. for 1963- include as pt. 2 of the Jan. issue: Medical subject headings.
Celebrated Crimes
Dumas's 'Celebrated Crimes' was not written for children. The novelist has spared no language—has minced no words—to describe the violent scenes of a violent time. "In some instances facts appear distorted out of their true perspective, and in others the author makes unwarranted charges. It is not within our province to edit the historical side of Dumas, any more than it would be to correct the obvious errors in Dickens's Child's History of England. The careful, mature reader, for whom the books are intended, will recognize, and allow for, this fact.
New villas (2) in Italy & Canton Ticino. Edizione italiana e inglese
The collection of villas within these pages is representative of the modern interpretation of a theme that is deeply rooted in history and long served as a symbol of prestige and wealth.
Cassandra
La storia mai raccontata del mito maledetto Quando il dio Apollo invia i suoi serpenti nella cesta in cui Cassandra, ancora in fasce, dorme tranquilla, è chiaro a tutti che la bambina sia destinata a una vita eccezionale. Ma persino una principessa come lei, figlia del grande re Priamo, signore di Troia, dovrà piegarsi a un disegno più grande della sua singola esistenza. E così, fin dalla giovanissima età, Cassandra comincia, per volere del dio, ad avere visioni degli eventi futuri. Quello che tutti chiamano “il dono” sarà però la sua condanna a una solitudine senza scampo, alla quale Cassandra cercherà di sfuggire, scatenando una sequenza di avvenimenti fatali, che porteranno la...
