Bøger af John Wilson

Subsequent chapters deal with (1) love as desire or need, (2) love as intrinsic friendship, (3) the politics of love, (4) altruism and paranoia, (5) justice and communication, (6) sex, and (7) the value in loving an equal, together with some remarks on the human condition in general and the importance of reason in dealing with it.

Sam och Annabel hör rykten om att det finns plundrat guld från andra världskriget i staden de besöker. De ger sig ut på jakt, men efter sig har de fienden Humphrey och barnbarnet till en nazist …

A unique book showing the beauty of illuminated addresses and the stories behind why they were given.

In Dare to Obey, author John Wilson shares his story of what happened after he chose to follow the path God chose for him. By daring to obey the plan God had for him, John decided to go on a mission trip to Mexico despite only having exactly enough money to pay for the trip. While at the local church, John met a beautiful young woman named Rosalba. It was a whirlwind love for John and Rosalba followed shortly behind him. He asked Rosalba to marry him, and after they were married they began a beautiful journey together. With worries such as little money along with language and cultural barriers, John needed to have faith in God''s path. Hope and prayer led John and Rosalba to a life of love while walking with God.

This book examines passages in the Iliad and the Odyssey which present semantic or logical difficulties, and those that might be thought incoherent or inconsistent. Original Greek and author's own translations are given for these problematic passages and then each case is commented on.

Previous edition cataloged under title as both "authors" considered editors.

Before the outbreak of the Troubles, a typical firefighter's year might have included call-outs to chimney fires, the occasional house fire or road accident, then everything changed, and Northern Ireland's firefighters spent almost every day of the next thirty years racing to the scenes of atrocities, running towards the gravest danger.