This book is good and interesting, Dr. Price, quite well expresses his view of how faith works. To put it simply his opinion (which differs from mine), is that once you have prayed for anything you then began to thank God for His answer that you expect to receive. That's good and apparently has worked for him. But he never refers to Elijah sending Elisha to look for a cloud several times, before the rain came, in the OT, and in the NT we are told to not only ask, seek, knock, but to keep on asking, seeking, and knocking, until we get our answer. This is a positive book and a good book and Dr. Price does use scriptures to agree with his opinion, however, I feel where the Bible is concerned we should not be tunnel visioned if more than one way of looking at something as important as prayer is shown, not once but at least twice and both the Old Testament and the New Testament.

If this book doesn't change your life for the better, nothing will.

You have to get yours,it is a must for every believer to get.It teaches the fundamentals on a bible faith and not living in foolishness and calling it faith.

This is the real thing, an engrossing multi-dimensional book with a mysterious storyline and diverse, too human beings. Frederick uses metaphor to great effect. I predict it will be "discovered" and "rediscovered" for years to come for its insight into the human spirit and the sheer virtuosity of its style.

Here is a brave, compassionate, beautifully rendered American novel that also evokes the enduring quality of a much-cherished work from another continent, another century, only recently returned to light. One thinks of Doetskievski, Kafka, Pessoa. This is the story of an insurance clerk named Petir, who works in the capital city of his country; early in the narrative, a friend describes Petir's face as "like a blackboard from which some terribly urgent message has been erased." The quiet power of the novel derives from the emergence of the urgent message not quite immolated in Petir's memory. Like the Christian disciple, Petir struggles to deny this memory (at once his savior and undoer); unlike his namesake, however, he refuses both denial and martyrdom, and admitting the memory, comes to grips with his own mortality. The course of the narrative -- which is orchestrated masterfully, from several intriguing points of view -- links Petir's personal battle with that of his country, emerging from a repressive regime. Country of Memory is a terrifically enjoyable, lively novel of ideas that informs and lightens the sweet and difficult burden of liberty.

This book should be compulsory for anyone who desires to enter the ministry. It is scholarly and at the same time understandable to the layman.
First rate material

Bible scholars used the Bible to justify separation between blacks and whites, but the Gospel had been twisted and misinterpreted. Race, Religion & Racism: Volume 2 provides a discussion of how the Bible was used to subjugate blacks in America from early to modern times, with liberal attention to passages and quotes throughout. An intriguing history and challenge to the legacy of biblical teachings in America.

Dr. Price does an excellent job in his famous no-nonsense, plain English style of getting to the heart of the matter involving God's purpose for marriage and the duties of the husband and wife. I found the book very easy to read and he gives many scriptural examples throughout to show where God's plan is clear.

I recommend it highly to those couples considering marriage or newly married.

Dr. Price Has done an excellent job in showing God's people the difference between FAITH and the foolishness or presumptions that diguise themselves as faith. He addresses such practical topics as Life insurance, Doctors and medicine, Family decisions about tithing, etc.

Dr. Price, being a Word of Faith teacher himself, helps us to overcome the extremities and bondages that can come as a result of misunderstanding the message of faith. Many have made false accusations concerning Dr. Price and other faith teachers. Obviously, his accusers have overlooked this treasure that many years ago attempted to bring balance and freedom. Best of all, it is a simple book that is very easy to read.

This book will certainly dispel the lies that have spoken against the faith message but most importantly, will help those who have questions concerning practical everyday issues and the use of their faith in God.

If you're looking for God's promises to manifest within your life, you NEED to read this book. No one (that I've come across) has a clearer understanding of what the Bible can do for you in THIS lifetime than Dr. Price. If you've been searching for a "teacher" of The Word, and not just a preacher, Dr. Price is your man.

This was a well composed presentation of an old and sensitive subject that most people especially the 'powers that be' would love to forget. Rev. Price managed to do a full expose` of a very difficult subject beginning with his reasons for wanting to discuss the problems of racism in the Christian Church especially the white Christian church. He puts the responsibility for this problem-and the ultimate solution- where it belongs and that is squarely on the heads of white people especialy the white Christian Church which willing choose to fornicate with the pro-slavery movement. Their lust for money and power encouraged them to create new and unusually cruel ways to deny Africans their God given humanity, hence the branding of American slavery as the "strange and perculiar institution". To this end, they, white Christians , even created their own tainted version of the Bible( the King James translation) to support their continual economic exploitation and dehuminization of Black peoples. The effects of slavery and the subsequent racism that continues to this very second, ravages the Black family and community. Is it any surprise when African Americans have been erroneously told from the beginning that they were a curse of God! What that has done to the collective Black psyche? is also reviewed well. Rev. Price very methodically uses history, science and the Word of God to identify and negate the falicies of centuries of lies against Blacks. Most impressive to me was that he supported his explainations with documented facts and an extensive list of references from prestigious Black and white authorities. His most skilfully built arguement was on the location of the Garden of Eden and the Biblical,scientific and genetic evidence about Adam and Eve .I am not a history buff but this book made me want to study geography, archcheology,and world and religious history. I emphatically recommend Race, Religion and Racism to ANYONE who really wants to discover the truth as I found through this reading that it indeed will make you free.

Race, Religion & Racism illustrates and documents how White Christians have failed to address wrongs done to Blacks in American society. Author Frederick Price advocates the governmental and societal changes needed to enable individuals of color to live and work productively together. Price points out that Adam, Eve and Jesus Christ were all individuals of color; slavery in America was enabled by the corruption of Scripture; that millions of Americans of diverse racial background feel the Christian Church has failed them; that despite differences in color and culture resulting from historical, cultural and geographical isolations, all men and women share the same blood as demonstrated through the fact that any racial roup can share blood through transfusion; that Christians who do not say anything condemning racism are as guilty as those who contribute to the racial dilapidation of society. Race, Religion & Racism is an important, well researched, admirably reasoned, and reader friendly contribution to the on-going national dialogue within the churches on the subject of racism, the brotherhood of man, and the role of the Christian to address the evils present in the secular world -- and within some professedly Christian congregations and movements.

I found this book to be well written and documented. I understand the anger that Dr. Price feels as I am an African American who has seen some of this subtle racism. It is a shame when men who for years were examples of godliness, yet also secretly harbor feelings of white superiority. Dr. Price shows us that no man is better than another based on the color of that person's skin.

Dr. Price writes this with tough love. He displays his love for his white brothers and sisters but shows his strong committment and lack of compromise in support of his own race. Jesus is truly in the heart of Dr. Price.

It is time for those in the church who have even the smallest of "white supremacy" in their hearts to ripp that thing out through the blood of Jesus and repent for it. It is also time for African Americans to realize who they are as a people and most of all, who they are in Christ. We are not inferior but we are created in the image of God.

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Professional engineering these days strongly rely on accurate mathematical modelling of systems. This book is a good introduction to the subject without loosing the link to the numeral solving techniques. Advanced mathematical equations are omitted so this text will serve only as an introduction and not as a complete treatment. Nevertheless, it is a good book when starting to study mathematical modelling of physical systems.

At a time when there is a true need for concise information on the subject of Islam as it compares to the belief structure of the Christian faith, along comes Dr. Frederick K. C. Price with the third volume in his "Race, Religion, and Racism" series. The third book has the subtitle of "Jesus, Christianity and Islam" (2002, Faith One Publishing).

Just to bring you up to speed, I'll provide a little background on the series. During the mid-1990s, Dr. Price first presented "Race, Religion, and Racism" as a teaching series in his church. Crenshaw Christian Center in Los Angeles, California was the epicenter of some 60-plus weeks of truth that rocked America. Pastor Price, prior to the series, spent several years in study on the topic. Thus, if one had the opportunity to see the series presented, the books track consistently.

This latest volume could best be thought of as a consumer's guide to both the belief and faith structures of these two well-known religions. In Price's view, one must understand not only the core books of Islam (the Koran and the Hadith), but one must also understand what has been said by some of the leaders in Islam in the United States.
Dr. Price presents a balanced and well documented presentation of what has been said, what has been written, and what has been spoken by those involved in Islam--including the Nation of Islam and some of its leadership as it compares with the Bible.

One of the particularly interesting items of the book centers upon Black History and how, through deception, some African Americans are lured into Islam without exploring or even understanding our own Christian heritage. Without giving away too much of the contents of the work, let us just say that Price does inform, and give the reader a choice--by placing both faiths side-by-side and allowing the reader to make up their own mind.

The third volume in this series does maintain the standard set out by Price when he began the series. It is a much needed addition to one's own library, and biblical knowledge.

I had to use this textbook for a class, which you probably do to. So you probably have to buy this one. It was okay, not hard to read, but I won't be keeping it as a reference work. The authors definitely have an agenda, promoting certain kinds of nutrition over others with very little reasoning, also seems to act like a lot of alternative medicine couldn't possible work even when there are studies to the contrary. I guess it handles the rudiments of biology okay. I will be selling this when I'm finished with this semester.

Oh, and there appears to be both a hardcover and a paperback. I bought the paperback used, and it seems to have matched perfectly with the hardcover. Never even used the CD.

This book was very easy to read, I read the whole thing in a little over a week. Highly reccommended.