I think this is a very cute little book. Lighthearted, it pokes subtle fun at everyone. I think you should scarf it up if you can find it. I'm sure glan I did!

This book is well written and brief. (It's amazing how often those two go together!) The contents are as follows:

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Preface

1. Why a Christian College?

2. Theological Foundations

3. The Liberal Arts: What and Why?

4. Liberal Arts as Career Preparation

5. Integrating Faith and Learning

6. Academic Freedom

7. College as Community

8. Experience is not Enough

9. The Marks of an Educated Person

Suggestions for further reading

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The chapter on integrating faith and learning was especially good, as was the chapter on academic freedom. Refreshingly lucid thinking and writing: no stale ideas to be found.

If you are a victim of identity theft, suspect identity theft, or want to be pro-active in protecting yourself against this crime wave of the millenium, this book MUST have a spot close to your local emergency numbers!!!

As a 15 month victim of identity theft ranging from fraudulent bank accounts, fradulent credit card accounts to receiving government documents in my name and finally, gaining access to my own personal accounts and distroying my financial health, the Identity Theft Survival Kit has pulled me from the myre of phone calls, letter writing, government and corporate mazes. Four months ago I had lost all hope of ever regaining my credit, life, and sanity, the Identity Theft Survival Kit has taken me step-by- step through the process of clean-up and given me the hope and spirit to make it through this.

This may just save your life too!

As a worshiper of all things Dune related, I must say that THE ILLUSTRATED DUNE is one of the best versions of Frank Herbert's DUNE that I have yet incountered.

What makes this book unique in comparison to the many other DUNE books and reprints available, is that this book has many wonderful illustrations. The book offers both color and black and white visuals, which are marvelously adapted to the novel.

Also, there is full glossary in the back of the book. Terms such as "Muad'dib" and "Landsraad" are other such words are diligently defined.

This trade paperback is a credit to the DUNE series.

Barrett does a great job of introducing Mercedes-Benz automobiles to the unfamiliar. He chronologically presents models from 1886 with emphasis on models from 1960 to present. Chapters include pictures, text and performance data for each model. Barrett also provides important tips on what to look for and avoid with regard to specific models. Anyone considering purchase of a used Mercedes, or with an interest in past models, would be well served by Barrett's authoritative presentation.

Imagine Jesus is a wonderful journey into imaginative prayer through the use of the Scriptures. Anderson uses brief pericopies to open each chapter and then explodes the text into some wonderfully new and fresh visions of Jesus, his world and his life.

Anderson's insights are fresh and engage the reader experientially not only by looking at Jesus and his life through a new lense but by breaking open the concept of Jesus' human heart.

This book is written simply and beautifully. The chapters are short but spiritually packed. Each chapter is a window into the heart of Jesus by interweaving the sacred Scripture with new questions that break open the humanity of a compassionate Jesus who continues "to grow in wisdom and grace."

I hightly recommend this book for anyone who is looking to understand who Jesus was or anyone who would like to expand his/her relationship with Jesus. It is an excellent spiritual companion or preaching resource for new insights. I hope you enjoy it as much as I have.

This is the most innovative, ambitious rules set ever put out by TSR - this isn't a set detailing the Gods. This is a set detailing how YOU can turn your 36th-level player characters into the Immortals themselves! Rules include - apotheosis (attaining divinity), godly powers, belief systems, epic quests, and the amazing monsters, artifacts, and realms of magic that the most powerful of all creatures use as their deadly proving grounds... an intense, evocative set of rules that will leave you amazed by its ambition and depth.

Mat Coward knows his cultural and has that rare talent of being able to reveal it to the reader better than anyone writing police prcedurals in England today. He knows the area beyond London -- the pubs, the darts players, the relationships between people who are and are not related. And his two colorful protagonists, the experienced DI, Don Packham and his junior Frank Mitchell, newly promoted (from the first in the series, Up and Down) to detective constable, are pretty much opposites. Packham loves drink, cigars and turning off the workday early. Mitchell, still learning how to interview sources and suspects, is concerned with the work ethic and with his marriage and new baby. But it's the characters the two cops must deal with that makes this procedural absolutely riviting. You'll be guessing all the way through, because this writer is also a master of slipping in red herrings. By the end you will have all you need, as do the two investigators, and you may well finally guess right. I didn't, but I was paying so much attention to what Brits are like today that I forgot to focus on whodunnit. This is one of the three best novels I've read during the past half year.

The author, Stephen Regan, has done an excellent job of summing the book. Admiral Frank Jack Fletcher is a an integral figure in the Pacific War, WW II and has received much harsh criticism, relegating him to the category of mediocrity at best. Other authors have not investigated the facts as has Mr. Regan. In my opinion, This book is essential to those studying the naval war with Japan. The book explains much beyond just the admiral's personal situation, too, including naval politics of the day, an essential element of the picture.

This small collection of FBL's poetry is simply beautiful. He has the ability to evoke images and moods in a way that is virtually extinct in 20th century writers.