Hạt Giống Tâm Hồn - Vượt Qua Thử Thách (Tập 9) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Daniela Pérez _ive_iseno — This is a review in progress. As a person struggling to define her own faith, this book comes at a very auspicious time in my life. A friend and I had a discussion about religion in general and my pov fits in nicely so far with Pascal Boyer's view. Put simply, going into this book, I believed that religion is a concept that early hominids developed over time to explain the unexplainable every day things they encountered, like thunder, volcanic eruptions, a black cloud on the horizon... His pov which so far in chapter one boils down to the evolution of the brain over time, is one that I could give serious thought to. It explains much. I will however have to re-read it when I am done. His writing style is like that of a doctoral candidate doing a thesis, very above the average person's head. EDIT : I recently re-read this book. Second time round I find myself even more entrenched in an atheist leaning than agnostic. This book just makes sense to me more than any other.

Noheir Emad _ntity — My daughter actually recommended this book and warned me not to let the title or the cover turn me off, which they initially did. I read this book in a day, engrossed by the characters' relationships as well as the internal conflicts happening within and between characters on a number of levels. I would definitely recommend this book to YA readers as I think they could relate to both the plot and characters. The dialogue, at times, can seem a little deep and uncharacteristic of the characters, but overall, the relationships were smoothly interconnected and real. I really felt sympathy for Ginny, Caulder, and Smitty, and I admired their friendship and their willingness to hang on to it by always redefining, exploring, and stretching it. Even my husband, who does not read YA books, agreed that he thought it was well-written and engaging.

Yosua Rendy yosurendy — I recommend men read this too! It gives a clear concise picture of what is going on in our women, in your life! Dr. John Lee~ So, you want to try natural hormones. Great! But before you take pills, rub on cream, or apply patches, it’s important to know the basics of what you’re doing and why. Hormones bring important messages to every cell of your body, with potent results. The hormone imbalances that led you to this book in the first place can be corrected—or made worse—depending on your treatment plan. The three basic questions you’ll need answered before you can be on your way to hormone balance are: 1. Are my symptoms caused by a hormone imbalance? 2. Which hormones do I need to regain hormone balance? 3. How do I use the hormones for optimal health and balance? Throughout this book you’ll be given the guidelines you need to answer these questions.