I am urgently looking for a golf book that has to do with christianity? i.e God plays golf by David Curry?
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Amzon has it\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0883688794/104-1887234-0855969?v=glance&n=283155
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http://search.yahoo.com/search?fr=ks&p=Golf+Jokes
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A good one is CBD (Christian Book Distributors) (the address is Christianbook.com)(Don't worry, they don't have just books.... They have Christian t-shirts, movies and films, Bibles, books, games, house ware, music, Children's stuff, Bible dictionaries and concordances, devotionals, and much more!!
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Given the results of the midterm elections, and given the fact that large groups of American evangelical Christians seem to have changed voting patterns and abandoned Republican candidates, I'd nominate David Kuo's book, _Tempting Faith: An Inside Story of Political Seduction_.\n\nIt was on the NY Times Bestseller list the month before the elections, and even folks who don't read much heard about this book, since it got mass media coverage.
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It is very sad. Anyone who does a good amount of reading on ethics will know better. Christians tend to not read good books. They just accept the beliefs they were raised with and stick to them out of loyalty, fear, and familiarity. A lot of people don't like to think that what their parents taught them was wrong. A lot of people also have a very hard time dealing with mortality without a belief in a Heaven and benevolent god waiting for them. The truth is, we really just do not know what happens. There could be a deeper purpose to our being here. There could of been an intelligence behind what is. I would never say there definitely is or is not. On the same token though I can see the works or man from a mile away. The Bible wreaks of man, and all his fears. It's far too obvious that a god had nothing to do with what's in that book. I can can spot it just like I can spot the hand writing of a three year old. It's a shame others have such a hard time seeing this. I think this goes beyond their intelligence or lack thereof. It comes from a much deeper emotional issue. To lose faith in God would be akin to losing meaning to everything and that would leave them horribly broken and lost. It's too bad they can't see the other alternatives. One can lead a very spiritual life without placing belief in ridiculous claims.
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The book is fictional so doesnt spread any false rumours about Christianity. Its a fictional story (albeit quite convincingly written)\n\nIf it was a non fiction book though it could cause quite a panic amongst the Christian community.\n\nI feel that the Chistian community are causing their own problems by feeling the need to slate what is, at the end of the day, a fictional story.  Their own insecurities are challenging their faith. Not Dan Browns work
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ok, I did some searching for you myself and I found the book in Amazon.com. It is in there out of print section with limited availabilty. When you get to the Amazon site either type name of book or author and do search. I found it by doing author. Hope this helps!
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I work in a public library and Harry Potter is a big deal here.  I buy nonfiction books for our library and lately some books have come out with a Christian bent on Harry Potter.  So, I am giving the book titles to you to look over. Maybe you will get some ideas from the book titles or the books themselves\n\n1.  What's a Christian to do with Harry Potter?  by Connie Neal\n\n2.  Looking for God in Harry Potter  by John Granger\n\n3.  If Harry Potter ran General Electric  by Thomas Morris\n\nThe first 2 cover Christian themes in Harry Potter.  The last title deals with running a major corporation,probably in the Hogwart's style.\n\nGood luck with your writing project.
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I pray to the book gods everyday that they make a come back. I love my books. I could not live with out them. There is nothing quite like the feel of a honest to goodness book in your hands. I love books. Can you tell? LOL
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I think its a truly interesting concept, if it would be proved to be true the world as we know it would change.. Most of the foundations of Christianity would be rattled. If I think its true? well it most certainly provides a few answers to many of my questions. Lets just say if its fiction then its one of the best fiction books out there, and if its true, the world isn't ready for it yet. It isn't a book about atheists it never says Jesus never did miracles or didn't exist, it just states the possibility of him not dying on the cross and kind of gives a insight at what his life as a man (not the son of God but a man) might have been like.
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I actually bought the book of dreams.maybe try that or find a site online?good luck
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Well said.\n\nCordially,\nJohn\nhttp://www.GodSci.org
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If preacher's right, God plays favorites.  But Jesus said his father is not like that, that he makes the sun shine and the rain fall on good and bad alike (Matt 5:45, roughly).  Richard Bach (who wrote Illusions, Bridge Across Forever, and others) said prayers are always answered, but when the door of opportunity opens most people won't go through.  C.S. Lewis put an interesting phrase into the Narnia stories fairly often: Aslan is not a TAME lion.  \n\nPerhaps the life you love and the beauty of the world around you is your answer.  In the Gospel of Thomas Jesus says "the kingdom of heaven is already spread out on the earth, but men do not see it."\n\nIn my early 20's I sought an answer to the question, "Is there an important difference between the Buddhist Dharma and the Christian Gospel?"  God "said" no.  But don't think of it as spoken words.  "Still small voice" is closer.  Not words but knowing.  Knowing in the heat of an argument that "right now" I'm supposed to forgive her.  \n\nIf you really want to deal with God's silence, let me recommend The Silence of God by James Carse.  I consider his Finite and Infinite Games more my bible than the Bible.\n\n"Seek ye first the kingdom of heaven, and all else will be added to you."  Seems to me you've been doing a great job of it.  \n\nPeace
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i would suggest you to read the book "purpose-driven life" by rick warren, if you believe in God. there are five purposes
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Love based on GOD last for ever, u can read this book "Boy meets girl"\n\nWhich talks about the story of how the auther met and married his wife, Shannon. Where Harris's first book encouraged readers to throw off modern ideas of romantic fixation, Boy Meets Girl goes to the next level and urges single Christian men and women to pursue courtship, and ultimately marriage, thoughtfully and prayerfully. Knowing that many readers will balk at the idea of premeditated courtship, Harris insists that dating should not be emotional recreation but rather a careful decision rooted in obedience to God. While the anecdotes used to reveal true-to-life scenarios about dating pitfalls are somewhat elementary (and geared to those in their 20s), Harris succeeds in hammering home the point that obedience to God's word, selfless love, community, purity, and satisfaction in God are the most important aspect of any relationship. The last section of the book is particularly practical, discussing forgiveness of past sexual sin, questions to ask before tying the knot, and how an understanding of our sinful nature can lead to conflict resolution. For Harris's mere twentysomething years of life experience, his maturity and devotion to God are sincere evidence that he has indeed practiced what he has preached, resulting in a passionate relationship with the love of his life. --Jill Heatherly
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I'm reading this book right now\n\nhttp://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?z=y&isbn=0452285259&itm=1\n\nI just got it, so I haven't read too far, but so far it's very interesting and easy to understand.  Here's some others on my list\n\nhttp://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?z=y&isbn=0195142373&itm=2\n\nhttp://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?z=y&isbn=019514743X&itm=5\n\nI would look on ebay or half.com, or even your library, first.\n\nI also think game theory and number theory are interesting topics, so if you or anyone else has a recommendation for those, please let me know :)\n\n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\nI forgot this one, it's on my list, too\n\nhttp://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbninquiry.asp?z=y&pwb=1&ean=9780691058542\n\nAnd I agree, good for you for expanding your horizons.
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I enjoyed reading his stuff years ago when I was questioning Christianity and decided that the concept made a lot of sense -- we're rewarded for our good deeds in the next life and are condemned to suffer the same results in our next life that we caused others to suffer in this life.\nThat remained my philosophy of life until I recently found Judaism which is even more logical, doesn't involve mysticism, and doesn't require "belief" in any miracles.