Bøger af Roger Penney

Seen by many people as simple stories so that 'simple people' and children can understand, Roger Penney looks at these parables with a critical eye using the interpretations given by the author of the parables to explain they are a lot more profound and deal with the cosmic conflict between good and evil.

This collection of poems reaches through the entire spectrum of emotions including tales of love, loss, family, beauty and frustration. Those familiar with the South coast of England may recognise some local landmarks, past and present.

An investigating in to the link between numerous belief systems about the afterlife including Chinese, Hindu, African, Roman and more.

Roger explores the human condition in a variety of situations with a variety of people, from young to old in this collection of short stories.

An always controversial subject, Roger Penney attempts to show as accurately as possible, the biblical teaching on the Holy Spirit. He does this in a sensitive manner, addressing his possible own human failings and critically discusses all possible arguments.

Explore the similarities and differences between Islam and Christianity in this insightful book.

The year is 480BC. The Persians and the Greeks are at war once again. The Persians are overconfident and get driven back from the sacred soil of Greece; a disaster for the entire Persian monarchy and army. Meanwhile in the Persian capital, the king's favourite wife has been deposed and a young Jewish orphan girl, brought up by her cousin, is unknowingly destined to be queen. Journey back to this exciting period in history often neglected and unexplored but full of larger than life characters and important world-shattering events.

People often wonder what the future holds and look to crystal balls or psychics to help. As a historian and philosopher, Roger Penney describes a future based on his analysis of present day culture and trends intimated at in the Bible. In this novella, we see the reactions and responses of ordinary people in extreme and difficult circumstances.

Following on from volume one, Roger continues his study of the minor prophets, this time looking at Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Haggai, Zechariah and Malachi. These six books deal in particular with the people involved in the events described in volume one and shows people's reactions and responses to these events. A useful guide in those approaching these books for the first time or those just wanting to increase their understanding of the subjects.

Stories for all ages following the adventures of an exceptionally large tom cat.

Following on from the success of the first volume, Roger continues his exploration of the personalities, rich and poor, great and small who lived, loved and worked in the Palestine where the Lord Jesus walked, healed and taught. Priest and peasant, rogue and religious, wise and foolish were all part of this rich social tapestry. On the colourful side there were Roman officials, soldiers, freedom fighters and the diseased and beggars of every sort

Who could have thought that a series of Jewish festivals could so accurately and so wonderfully predict the future of Israel and the future of the church? This book looks at how this demonstrates what could only be the work of the Spirit of God. Roger Penney explores how through examination of the Jewish festivals, more can be revealed about the past, present and future.

A biography of the man behind the famous massacre of babies in Bethlehem, looking in to his background and personality in more depth than ever before.

Poems assessing the human condition and looking in to the thoughts and feelings of individuals.

Exposition of Hosea, Joel, Amos, Obadiah, Jonah and Micah. An ideal read for those wanting to learn more about the so-called 'minor' prophets.

A selection of short stories based on incidents in the Gospels. Roger brings each character to life in a way not yet done before, giving each character their own thought processes and feelings.

What was Socrates really like? What did he do that led up to his death? Roger Penney argues that Socrates was a great man; a man of humour, sensitivity and who showed great skill in dealing with his enemies. Journey back to ancient Athens in this vivid account of the trial of Socrates, bringing the characters and the time period to life. Penney demonstrates his knowledge in this field through carefully crafted arguments and common questions and responses. He is an advocate for truth and justice and freedom of speech. An accessible read for anyone interested in the subject, from novice philosopher to experts in the field.

An analytical insight into Plato's most famous work. Ideal for beginners to the subject and experts alike.