Truyện Cổ Tích Lừng Danh Thế Giới - Bộ Quần Áo Mới Của Hoàng Đế tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Sarah Geraci sage428cffd — When I was in college, I read about two chemists that won a Nobel Prize in an experiment that culminated in creating amino acids from a methane test tube environment. I never lost sight of the significance of this achievement. In the 80's I was involved in Bible Study that included a reading of the Pentateuch. I never thought that the experiment of the Nobel prize winners was necessarily inconsistent with the creation story in Genesis. Years later I was drawn to the Unitarian Church by biographical information relating to Thomas Jefferson. McLennan identifies Jefferson as a Liberal Christian which makes sense to me. I think McLennan's book is required reading for those attempting to formulate a personal theology. I particularly appreciate McLennan's "proof for God" being based on his study of mathematical infinity. I also appreciate McLennan's presentation of a Liberal Christianity being based on rational and faith concepts. He refutes the idea that faith should be blind. McLennan presents love as the motive force in the universe and this is a theological reflection that strikes me as "Truth". McLennan's book is excellent and he presents a cogent rational approach to being a Christian. I think all persons have a hunger for the transcendent in our lives. Living a live entirely devoted to our own sensory pleasures and experiences is not enough. One of the other things I enjoyed about this book is McLennan postulates that indeed evolution may be "God". A thought provoking idea. In summary, I think this book is excellent and thought provoking and calls me onward to more fully explore the tenets of "Liberal" Christianity.

Ruben Sullivan rubenksullivan — While this is fiction, I believe there are some meaningful insights as to what our soldiers and their spouses experience during war time. These are gripping stories, if not frightening; I have lain awake at night thinking about most of them. I think of Stephen King's writing with these stories. Ms. Fallon writes very well, and her prose is kind of scary.