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A Journey Worth Living
A Journey Worth Living is James Giles second book, The book covers James journey from mental illness in senior year in high school and freshman year in college to finishing a BA and an MBA with honors. From that world of depression, he becomes a well known college professor and is recruited by the CIA and the US Navy to be a spy and a Russian cryptologist. The Navy wants him to study to be an officer and cryptologist. He also ends up meeting President Reagan in 1984 during his re-election bid in NJ. This is an exciting story.
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No Self to be Found
This book is a exploration of the notion of personal identity. Here it is shown how the various attempts to give an account of personal identity are all based on false assumptions and so inevitably run aground. One of the first Western thinkers to realize this was David Hume, the 18th century empiricist philosopher who argued that self was a fiction. A new interpretation of Hume's no-self theory is put forward by arguing for an eliminative rather than a reductive point of view of personal identity, and by approaching the problem in terms of phenomenology, Buddhist critiques of the notion of the self, and the idea of a constructed self-image. No Self to Be Found explores the problem of personal identity from the most basic level by raising the question of the existence of personal identity itself.
When We Walk with the Lord
This book is an account of the compelling story of missionaries James and Mary Nell Giles, who spent thirty-four years as missionaries at the International Baptist Theological Seminary in Cali, Colombia, South America. In addition to their teaching responsibilities, they invested much time developing new churches in that area and ministering to people in times of disasters, such as earthquakes, floods, and a volcano eruption. They and their four children coped with language and cultural barriers and limited communication with family and friends in the United States, but they had a sense of Gods call which kept them on the field in spite of difficulties. The book reveals the emotional struggl...
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