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Paperback. Etat : Very Good. Underemployed and burdened with guilt, Joth Proctor is dragged into a shady divorce case with criminal undertones when he is hired to help a prominent member of the community avoid a blackmail sting. As Heather Burke fights to stave off personal and professional disaster, Joth teams up with recently reinstated private detective DP Tran, but finds that only gambler and career criminal Jimmie Flambeau has the tools Joth needs to solve the problem. Once again, the price of justice is high.…

Paperback. Etat : Good. Underemployed and burdened with guilt, Joth Proctor is dragged into a shady divorce case with criminal undertones when he is hired to help a prominent member of the community avoid a blackmail sting. As Heather Burke fights to stave off personal and professional disaster, Joth teams up with recently reinstated private detective DP Tran, but finds that only gambler and career criminal Jimmie Flambeau has the tools Joth needs to solve the problem. Once again, the price of justice is high. …

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Hardback. Etat : Good. At its beginning, every age has been ?modern.? We speak of ?pre-? and ?post-? modern ages. We are likewise tempted to identify what is most up-to-date with what is true. But to be up-to-date is to be out-of-date. If we find what is really true in any age, it will be true in all ages. This proposition is central to this book. Moreover, what is true will appear in different guises, as will what is false. The ?modern age? had often considered itself relativist, or secular, or skeptical. It strove to divest itself of its theological and metaphysical backgrounds, only to find that the central themes from this tradition recur again and again, most often under political or even scientific forms.      This book proposes to ?see? these classical and revelational roots within their modern forms. But we also find the proposition that what exists is only what we make. We find no ?truth? but that of our own confection. When we find only our own ?truth,? however, we do not really find or know ourselves. We do not cause what it is to be ourselves in the first place. The central truth that the ?modern age? does not acknowledge is that its own existence along with that of the world itself is first a gift. When we see the ?modern age? in this light we can again rediscover what we really are. Hopefully, we can choose and rejoice in what we are intended to be in any age as the gift of being is something that transcends all ages even while dwelling within them.…

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Paperback. Etat : Fair. It might surprise some to know that two religions, Christianity and Judaism, of the three so-called Abrahamic religions do not have anything in common with one of the three, Islam; for after all, except for the fact that they all come from the same geographical region, the Middle East. The reason for such an assumption, for example, the worshiping of one true holy God, is that because of Islam's claim and its belief in a unitarian concept of the divine deity that might be the object of its belief and, therefore, its purported worship of that same God, which both Judaism and Christianity aspire to worship. The worship of this one God, Islam only professes to believe and desperately pretends to worship Him. In reality, it actually worships a different god who it calls Allah. Therefore, these two other religions have nothing in common with Islam, even if, or as, they share a common geographical region, the Middle East. Islam's level of morality and its hatred for all non-Muslims further separates, no, disqualifies it from the other two religions that are actually couched in the love of God, the Lord Almighty. Furthermore, there is only a conjecture, only a veneer that attends to such a professed claim, which attempts invain to link Islam to Abraham, yet without any scintilla of an evidence that shows how links Arabs, including Mohammad its claimed prophet, as having descended from Abraham. Such a claim, therefore, and that is to say if, meaning that if one exist, makes it moot, based on the fact that such supposed one evidence does exist, since one evidence is not even a far cry sufficient, much less overwhelming Furthermore, another claim of Abraham and all Biblical prophets were Muslims is so very baseless and, without any substantiated evidential fact or facts, and hence, it neither has a foundation in neither reality or in the Biblical Scriptures' Therefore, again, one is forced to surmise that it must have emanated from the suspicion-filled and the hallucinatory mind of Mohammad, the self-proclaimed, yet a miracleless-prophet of Islam. Lastly, but just as equally very important, is the fact that there is no evidence, either from the Judaeo-Christian Scriptures, nor even from the Islamic qurans and all others many so-called Islamic scriptures, which might point and lead anyone to assume any similarity among these faiths or religions. The best conclusion that anyone can make about this untenable situation is that Islam is aberrant a religion from the Judaeo-Christian perspective, based on its claimed affiliation to the other two real Abrahamic religions that were started by the real descendants of Abraham from the Middle-Eastern religions. Therefore, Islam has zero supporting evidence for its claim to be Abrahamic.…

Paperback. Etat : Good. It might surprise some to know that two religions, Christianity and Judaism, of the three so-called Abrahamic religions do not have anything in common with one of the three, Islam; for after all, except for the fact that they all come from the same geographical region, the Middle East. The reason for such an assumption, for example, the worshiping of one true holy God, is that because of Islam's claim and its belief in a unitarian concept of the divine deity that might be the object of its belief and, therefore, its purported worship of that same God, which both Judaism and Christianity aspire to worship. The worship of this one God, Islam only professes to believe and desperately pretends to worship Him. In reality, it actually worships a different god who it calls Allah. Therefore, these two other religions have nothing in common with Islam, even if, or as, they share a common geographical region, the Middle East. Islam's level of morality and its hatred for all non-Muslims further separates, no, disqualifies it from the other two religions that are actually couched in the love of God, the Lord Almighty. Furthermore, there is only a conjecture, only a veneer that attends to such a professed claim, which attempts invain to link Islam to Abraham, yet without any scintilla of an evidence that shows how links Arabs, including Mohammad its claimed prophet, as having descended from Abraham. Such a claim, therefore, and that is to say if, meaning that if one exist, makes it moot, based on the fact that such supposed one evidence does exist, since one evidence is not even a far cry sufficient, much less overwhelming Furthermore, another claim of Abraham and all Biblical prophets were Muslims is so very baseless and, without any substantiated evidential fact or facts, and hence, it neither has a foundation in neither reality or in the Biblical Scriptures' Therefore, again, one is forced to surmise that it must have emanated from the suspicion-filled and the hallucinatory mind of Mohammad, the self-proclaimed, yet a miracleless-prophet of Islam. Lastly, but just as equally very important, is the fact that there is no evidence, either from the Judaeo-Christian Scriptures, nor even from the Islamic qurans and all others many so-called Islamic scriptures, which might point and lead anyone to assume any similarity among these faiths or religions. The best conclusion that anyone can make about this untenable situation is that Islam is aberrant a religion from the Judaeo-Christian perspective, based on its claimed affiliation to the other two real Abrahamic religions that were started by the real descendants of Abraham from the Middle-Eastern religions. Therefore, Islam has zero supporting evidence for its claim to be Abrahamic.…

hardcover. Etat : Fair. Michael Lynch (illustrateur).