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Epiphanies, Theories, and Downright Good Thoughts...
In this edition of Epiphanies, Theories, and Downright Good Thoughts..., J.C.L. Faltot takes some time away from his video games to tackle another of life's controversial worlds: being single. The sequel to Epiphanies, Theories, and Downright Good Thoughts...made while playing video games, Faltot's newest book explores what life can look like through the eyes of a bachelor. With friends getting married and people going their separate ways, Faltot is awakened to a new world. A place that is filled with new experiences, questionable behaviors, and life lessons one can only learn while maintaining a single life. Faltot's unique blend of sati re and hard truth helps paint a picture of what it means (and could mean) to be single in the 21st century. If there were a survival guide for the single person, then this could be it.
Epiphanies, Theories, and Downright Good Thoughts...Made While Playing Video Games
A lot of people play video games. A lot of people think they have good, even great, ideas. So what happens when these two worlds collide? Well, Epiphanies, Theories, and Downright Good Thoughts... tries to answer these questions for us. The video game industry has boomed into a monster of the consumer market and though we may not realize it, this unstoppable machine has left a fingerprint on the generation that has grown up playing them. And by fingerprint, we mean a giant freaking punch. So now, only now, we are beginning to see what years of video game-playing, sitting-in-front-of-the-tv-for hours, learning-to-use-surge-protectors has done to our future. One such pioneer who survived this dangerous time is our author, J.C.L. Faltot, who takes a serious, albeit sarcastic, look into the machine that is the video game monster. How video games have helped shape the market, touched the lives of those who play them, and defined people like Faltot for the rest of his life. For better or for worse. And perhaps in many ways (as you will find along Faltots estranged journey) its often a little bit of both.
Epiphanies, Theories, and Downright Good Thoughts...
In this edition of Epiphanies, Theories, and Downright Good Thoughts, J.C.L. Faltot takes some time away from his video games to tackle another of lifes controversial worlds: being single. The sequel to Epiphanies, Theories, and Downright Good Thoughts...made while playing video games, Faltots newest book explores what life can look like through the eyes of a bachelor. With friends getting married and people going their separate ways, Faltot is awakened to a new world. A place that is filled with new experiences, questionable behaviors, and life lessons one can only learn while maintaining a single life. Faltots unique blend of sati re and hard truth helps paint a picture of what it means (and could mean) to be single in the 21st century. If there were a survival guide for the single person, then this could be it.
Médecine et armées
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Better Than Blended
If you are a blended family or about to become one, this workbook is for you. Willie and Rachel Scott have taken their personal experience as a blended family and created this six-week study for families seeking to blend gracefully into one. Intended to be done with a group or as a couple, the Better than Blended Workbook covers various topics--from discovering your unique family journey to dealing with hurts from your past to helping your kids adjust--and helps you to be intentional about developing unity and drawing closer to God as a cohesive family unit.
The Man God Uses
This powerful guide offers strong and clear advice for those longing to fulfill their God-appointed destiny.
Patrick
Set in an era of brutal conflict and turmoil, this epic adventure is the first novel to tell the full story of the slave who became a saint, of the man who rose to the challenge of his time and changed the course of history.
Daughter of Light
*** Christy Award Finalist for Visionary Novel *** *** Grace Award Finalist for Speculative Fiction *** *** Carol Award Finalist for Speculative Fiction *** What if with one touch you could see inside the soul? Rowen Mar finds a strange mark on her hand, and she is banished from her village as a witch. She covers the mark with a leather glove and seeks sanctuary in the White City. She lives in fear that if she touches another person, the power inside her will trigger again, a terrifying power that allows her to see the darkness inside the human heart . . . But the mark is a summons, and those called cannot hide forever. For the salvation of her people lies within her hand.
