"The End" Bible Translation of John's Revelation, with each verse starting on a new line, extra space between lines, and with links to translation notes that explain some of the considerations behind the translation. This is intended for a more intense study of the translation and is organized for printing and study. For a normal translation, see the original, simple edition of "The End".

On March 18, 2014, Taiwanese students known as the "Sunflower Movement" peacefully occupied their nation's legislature. Three weeks later, after their peaceful demonstration raised national and global awareness of the dangers of secret negotiations with China, they withdrew.This inside story tells the last 21 hours of the non-violent occupancy and includes background, politics, peace, and love.

Are Angels real? What is the difference between a soul and a spirit? What "is" prayer? Is is scientifically sound to claim the existence of God? If God is good, then why does He allow bad things to happen, especially if God knows the future?Look at answers to these questions through a basic view of our physical and non-physical universe. Reexamine choice, free will, sin, and the spiritual realm.

We all need to throw "tantrumps" at times, whatever our political, religious, or social ideology. This isn't a book about Donald Trump, it's a book about his so-called tantrumps. Tantrumps aren't always right, but sometimes they are so brilliant that few ever know why.

Why do problems seem to continue forever? How come no answer ever seems to be good enough? Why do people fight when, in principle, they actually agree? And why do these sorts of problems plague every sect of society, from business to government to religion?Based on the Steele Theorem of Decline, this parable explains why problems always persist in any society or organization and what every ordinary person can do to stop the Monkeys in the jungle.

Three hundred sixty-five positive, pithy, practical, heart-probing, moral-focused reads, three hundred sixty-five words each, ranging from topics of normal life smarts to Christian teaching, every read is built on a Bible-centered worldview and sometimes even says so.

Enjoy a personal look at Asian kung fu tea tea parties. Get a fresh perspective on the health benefits of tea, organic growing, and how different breeds of Asian tea can help you throughout the day.

Christian Bible Doctrine for Beginners, Refreshers for Experts, and Study for Third-Millennium Saints in Diaspora...Written over the course of 15 years, Jesse's doctrinal statement, Mere Theology, addresses topics from homosexuality to prayer, why God lets "bad" things happen, who Jesus was, what about the people who "never learn about Jesus", the Church and Christian fellowship today, the important role of Israel, and the End Times. The tone is both conversational and theological,...

What holds the Church back? What is the "clerical system"? How does it affect the Church? Are "clergy" and "shepherds" the same? If we remove the "clerical system" from the way we "do" Church, does that mean we no longer have pastors? Explore these and many other questions in a reconsideration of Western Church Administration from the eyes of the Church in both the New Testament and in China.

Do Christians stand a chance of succeeding in the marketplace? Why don't Christian-directed movies dominate block buster lists? What is a "marketplace apostle"... and is the term even appropriate?Explore these topics and others, relating to every industry from politics to programming. Consider a few basic and universal principles that might give you the breakthrough you've been praying for.

What better way to study the Book of Revelation than with a fresh translation. Both literal and poetic, this translation cross-checked every non-average word for consistency, poetry, rhyme, syllable, and yet ensure a literal, word-for-word translation at the same time, using "cliché-for-cliché via word-for-word" as the model.Contemporary English mixed with older prose makes this a timeless standard with a fresh and readable look at one of the most mysterious books in the Bible.

These 95 theses summarize the problem of institutionalized Christianity as we have known it for the last millennium and a half.The article largely speaks for itself. It's not a novel. It's not a history lesson. It's not a narrative.It's a dish of 95 Theses served cold.