Mike Shreve

Para todo padre que anda en busca de esperanza, estímulo y milagros Ser padres puede ser una tarea exigente, incluso agotadora, ¡pero Dios está de su lado! Él nos ha dado promesas para nuestros hijos, cosas que ha prometido hacer por ellos, si tan solo oramos y creemos. 65 promesas de Dios para sus hijos ofrece detalles, mostrándole cómo orar y creer para obtener misericordia, paz, crecimiento espiritual, protección angelical, y provisión para sus hijos. Más que una bendición, estas promesas pueden convertirse en el eje alrededor del cual girará el futuro de su familia.

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65 Promesas de Dios para Sus Hijos

S. T. Joshi

Voltaire

Michael Shreve

In this little-known work by Voltaire (1694-1778)--now available in English for the first time-- the famous French "philosophe "and satirist presents a wide-ranging and acerbic survey of religion throughout the world. Written toward the end of his life in 1769, the work was penned in the same decade as some of his more famous works--the" Philosophical Dictionary," "Questions on Miracles," and "Lord Bolingbroke's Important Examination"--all of which questioned the basic tenets of Christianity. Voltaire called himself a deist and thus he professed belief in a supreme deity. But he was always sharply critical of institutional Christianity, especially its superstitions, the hypocrisy of its clergy, and its abuse of political power. Both his deism and his critical attitude toward Christianity are manifest in "God and Human Beings," which is, in effect, one of the first works of comparative religion. Comparing Christianity to the more ancient belief systems of the Jews, Hindus, Chinese, Greeks, Romans, Egyptians, Babylonians, Phoenicians, and Arabs, he notes a common tendency to worship one supreme god, despite the host of subordinate deities in many of these religions. He also critiques the many superstitions and slavish rituals in religion generally, but he emphasizes that in this respect Christianity is no better than other faiths. Thus, the clergy's claim that Christianity is God's supreme revelation to humanity has no basis from an objective perspective. This first English translation of a classic critique of religion includes an introduction by writer, scholar, and editor S. T. Joshi, who wrote the article on Voltaire in "The New Encyclopedia of Unbelief" (edited by Tom Flynn). Anticipating many of the themes of the later Higher Criticism and rationalist critiques of religion, this incisive, witty treatise by the great French skeptic will be a welcome addition to the libraries of anyone with an interest in the philosophy of religion, intellectual history, or the Enlightenment.

God & Human Beings

God Never Breaks His Promises There are 7,487 promises in God’s Word—unbending pledges He has made to His covenant people that are designed to give you victory in every circumstance. In this unique book, you will discover 25 primary promises that open the door to the supernatural power of God, miraculous breakthroughs and real spiritual transformation in your life. Some of the promises include: Impartation of divine revelation Angelic intervention Healing for your body, soul and spirit The hundredfold return Inheriting God’s kingdom Turning curses into blessings Dreams, visions and the gift of prophecy How to move the mountains in your life Weapons of warfare that are mighty through God And much more! Once you realize the commitments God has already made, you will be praising Him in advance for the fulfillment of His promises, instead of reminding Him of the problems you are facing. This is the most powerful and effective way to pray and live!

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