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And Then the Gray Heaven
RE Katz's And Then the Gray Heaven centers on Jules, whose partner B has recently died in a freak accident. Confronting the red tape of the hospital, the dissociation and cruelty of B's family, and the unimaginable void now at the center of their lives, Jules and new friend Theo embark on a road trip to bury two-thirds of B's ashes in the places they most belong. Along the way, Katz delves into their relationship and their life stories--Jules' rise from abandoned baby origins through the Florida foster care system, and B's artistic transformation, surrounded by kindred spirits who helped them realize it was possible to be regarded as a human and not as a body. Delving into what it means to try to be alive to your own pain and the pain of others under late capitalism, And Then the Gray Heaven explores the themes of queer grief and affection, queer failure, burial as hero's journey, and the grotesqueries of artistic determination within and beyond the institutions that define our lives.
Heaven
Readers who have ever wondered what Heaven will be like may now embark on an inspiring journey of discovery toward a future finer than all their dreams. This well-researched book argues that life in Heaven will be interesting, purposeful and joyfully real. The greatest adventure awaits: the exploration of Heaven.
Heaven and Earth in Little Space
Has a well-meant policy of making the language and style of worship more accessible resulted in a loss of the sense of mystery - and has this accelerated the decline? This title explores the wider Catholic and Orthodox traditions where nothing like the reforms that have happened within Anglicanism have taken place.
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We're Heaven Bound!
More than one million people from all walks of life have been uplifted and entertained by Heaven Bound, the folk drama that follows, through song and verse, the struggles between Satan and a band of pilgrims on their way down the path of glory that leads to the golden gates. Staged annually and without interruption for more than seventy years at Big Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Atlanta, Heaven Bound is perhaps the longest running black theater production. Here, a lifelong member of Big Bethel with many close ties to Heaven Bound recounts its lively history and conveys the enduring power and appeal of an Atlanta tradition that is as much a part of the city as Coca-Cola or Gone with the Wind.
How to Know You're Going to Heaven
Most Christians experience doubts at times about their salvation, and that uncertainty can be alarming. But either salvation is eternally secure from the moment of genuine faith or it isn’t. And no subject is more important than the assurance that you can know at this very moment that you possess eternal life. How to Know You’re Going to Heaven provides the undeniable and compelling biblical proof to resolve any uncertainty about your eternal destiny. As you encounter the infinite treasure and wonder of Jesus Christ and all He has accomplished for you on the cross, you will experience joy and lasting freedom once and for all—forever.
What is Heaven?
The Kingdom of Heaven is a place of indescribable beauty, where all pain, suffering, and tears cease, and the Triune God sits on His Throne surrounded by magnificent angels proclaiming and blessing His Holy Name without end. Mother Angelica, celebrated Foundress of EWTN Global Catholic Network, brings clarity to the enigma of eternal life with God and pours light upon the greatest mystery of all – Heaven itself – in these insightful pages. Death, she explains, is not so much a judgement as a revealing light. The mysteries of Scripture open up to us, and we come to see God as He Really is. Our virtues become clear for all to see, and we suddenly understand the role we played in the salvat...
What on Earth Do We Know about Heaven?
There's been a curious upsurge in interest about the afterlife lately, but we're too often limited in our concept of heaven. The reality is we all do have questions about heaven: What does a resurrected person look like? What does a resurrected earth look like? Do we get our heart's desire in heaven? In What on Earth Do We Know about Heaven?, Randal Rauser considers twenty thought-provoking questions, each of which winds back to the core concept of heaven: what it is and what it isn't. Rauser uses Scripture to remind us that God's ultimate purpose is that the whole creation will be transformed and renewed, guiding readers through a vision of a glorious afterlife, consisting of a perfected earth, perfected bodies, perfected human culture, and perfected relationships.
So You're Planning To Go To Heaven
"As surely as I live,' says the Lord, 'every knee will bow before me; every tongue will confess to God.'" So then, each of us will give an account of himself to God." (Rom 14:11-12) I know we do not drag a suitcase that others can see with all of our faults and all of our good Christian qualities on display; however, we carry an internal one, and sometimes it drags us down. This book contains a lot of the things we may need to dump out of our internal suitcase and many items we may need to put into it. Fortunately, we have the Holy Spirit sent from God to help us repack our suitcases. He is described in this book and can contribute to making your walk with Christ more meaningful and your load lighter. I have learned a lot by writing this book, and I pray it will help you. No one of us wants to be met at Heaven's door with excess baggage.
How to Be Sure You’Re Going to Heaven
One of the most difficult things for us to do is picture ourselves dead, lying in a casket, about to be placed six feet under the earth. The reason why is because we are all, to some degree, afraid of death. So do you know what we do? We simply choose not to think about it. I mean death can be scary to think about because in the last few moments of our life, we have to deal with the inevitable question: Will God allow me to enter through those pearly gates into the heavenly city? Or will he cast me into hell, into unquenchable fire? So the real question is “How can a person be sure, absolutely certain, that when they die, they will spend eternity in heaven?” Can a person be sure? Yes! An...
