What if the Land of Nod was never a myth?In the biblical account, Cain flees east of Eden after the murder of Abel and settles in a place called the Land of Nod. For centuries that name has remained a mystery. The Land of Nod reveals the deeper history preserved in the Urantia revelation: Nod was a real person—one of the original one hundred members of the Planetary Prince's corporeal staff. When rebellion shattered Dalamatia, Nod became the leader of the sixty rebels. The...

Three civilizations. Two Luminous Spheres. One proposal that could change everything.For centuries, three advanced civilizations — Luminara, Equilon, and Kethos — have watched Earth in silence. Then, one night, thirty-seven ordinary people from every corner of the world are taken to a massive Luminous Sphere hidden in the asteroid belt.They are shown the truth… and returned home with no instructions.When one of them finally speaks, the world fractur...

Mesopotamian Tales is a modern retelling of the ancient epic of Gilgamesh. A materialistic, bigoted, and sexist man learns the meaning of love, friendship, life, and death when he loses everything and joins a wandering "wild man" on a journey through the southern United States.

Who owns knowledge in India?India's Constitution promises equality, abolishes untouchability, and opens higher education through affirmative action. Yet many Dalit and marginalized students enter universities only to discover that admission does not always bring acceptance. They may be called "quota students," presumed intellectually inferior, denied supervision, socially isolated, or forced to prove that they belong in institutions to which others appear to posses...

Who gives God His options?William Lane Craig's Molinism is presented as a way to reconcile divine omniscience, providence, and human freedom. It teaches that, logically before God decides what to create, God knows what every possible free creature would do in every possible circumstance. God then chooses which "feasible world" to actualize.But a more fundamental question remains: What makes those creaturely "woulds" true?If...

For hundreds of thousands of years, one rule has governed humanity in times of crisis: Women and children first.This book reveals the cold biological truth behind that instinct. One man can father thousands of children. One woman can only produce a limited number in her lifetime. That single fact made women the more valuable sex for the survival of the species.From the decks of the Titanic to the battlefields of history, from the male sex drive to the quiet sacrifice of men...

"Model Aeroplanes and Their Engines: A Practical Book for Beginners" by George Anthony Cavanagh serves as an essential guide for those venturing into the world of model aeroplanes. This book covers the fundamental principles of aerodynamics, construction techniques, and engine mechanics, making it accessible for novices. Cavanagh's clear explanations and practical advice empower readers to build and fly their own model aircraft, fostering a hands-on understanding of aviation. The book is f...

Ghost of A Dog is a challenging story, told out of chronological order, and instead in a manner the narrator feels he can emotionally handle. Each chapter almost serves as a story itself as he recounts episodes of his life. It is the dark psychological journey of a young man, who believes he is possessed by the titular spirit, which compels him to kill one person he loves to save the others he loves, or will love, from endless pain. This delusion (or possible reality) is a result of the ma...

George Anthony Marchiando's The Broken Hearts Manual is a passionate dedication to everyone who has a broken heart. In his first published work, Marchiando dedicates his poems to his wife, Theresa Marchiando, his soulmate. He appreciates the way that she keeps him coming back to reality when he’s gone. Exploring memories of fierce love and tragic loss, this book serves as a firsthand account of the initial blow and lingering sting of heartbreak. This tale of poems also speaks to the person...

This vintage book is a detailed guide to model aeroplanes, including instructions for design and building, historical information, a discussion of notable practitioners and pioneers, information on engines, and many other related aspects. Highly accessible and full of useful tips, this volume was designed with the beginner in mind, and would make for a fantastic addition to collections of aeronautical literature. Contents include: “History of Model Aviation”, “Construction”, “World Record ...

A behind-the-curtain look at the life and times of Canadian celebrity interviewer Brian Linehan by one of his oldest friends and intimates.Brian Linehan was one of seven children growing up in the shadow of the Dofasco steel plant where his father and brothers worked. At seven years old he fell in love with the movies and was more convinced than ever that he was not destined to carry a lunch pail. The kid from Hamilton with the broken nose would live and dream bigger than the movie...

In this enchanting autobiography celebrated actor Gordon Pinsent revisits stellar highlights of his 60-year career and the high and low points along the way, including his work with fellow artists Judi Dench, Shirley Douglas, Olympia Dukakis, Norman Jewison, Christopher Plummer, Sarah Polley, Kevin Spacey, Donald Sutherland, and Julie Christie, among others. Throughout Pinsent offers his advice to young actors, writers, and directors on how to succeed in film and theatre. Engaging, enterta...