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Learn powerful manifestation techniques from the renowned Law of Attraction writer, Florence Scovel Shinn. This handy volume distils the best and clearest advice taken from Shinn's celebrated work, The Game of Life and How to Play It. With practical advice on how to use your thoughts and words to manifest the outcomes you would like to see, this appealing edition is an excellent introduction to the author who popularised this form of positive life philosophy in the early 20th century.

The Politics Collection brings together some of the most influential works ever written on power, government, economics, and the organisation of human society. From the foundations of democracy and the nature of political authority to the forces that drive markets, shape revolutions, and...

Shortlisted for The Baillie Gifford Prize for Non-Fiction 2026 'A sweeping tour-de-force of investigative journalism' - Time 'Epic ... the definitive text of the war... This story of ordinary Syrians who fought tyranny is a masterpiece' - New York Times 'As a many-layered portrait of revolution...

Patience is often regarded with suspicion in fast-paced, modern societies and by those who see the command to "be patient" as a tool of oppressors. For patience to be recognizable as a virtue, it must be distinguished from mere waiting and needless suffering. In The Virtue of Patience, scholars working in philosophy, psychology, and religious studies consider what makes patience a virtue, how to model and study patience, and how we can think about the value of patience across the boundaries of disciplines, cultures, and religions.

The supernatural has ever been a part of human existence. Medieval Christians saw miracles in the lives of saints and put faith in savants who spoke with the dead. For later Catholics and Protestants, the spiritual realm remained charged with divine and diabolic forces, but so was the mundane...

Many women carry wounds from religious upbringings or rigid systems that have disconnected them from their bodies, voices, and inner wisdom. Woman, Embodied offers practical, body-based tools to break free from shame and reclaim body agency. Licensed therapist Chrissy Powers blends memoir...

A History of Ancient Israel: Audio Lectures traces God’s covenant people from Abraham through the exodus, conquest, monarchy, exile, and return. Grisanti and Bolen bring the biblical record into conversation with historical research, archaeological discoveries, and the geography of the land...

With clarity, warmth, and depth, renowned theologian and professor Alister McGrath explores why Christianity continues to captivate thoughtful people in every generation across human history, in a compassionate invitation to rediscover meaning, identity, and hope in a story bigger than ourselves...

In God We Trust invites listeners to think and reflect critically about the truths and complexities of the role of religion and the founding of America in order to separate history from political ideology and to understand why this distinction matters for the future of our nation and democracy...

Where do we come from? Mainstream scientists say that we exist because of a Big Bang that occurred 13.8 billion years ago. Then humans evolved on planet Earth after several billion years—out of pure randomness. However, more than half of the world's population—including Christians, Muslims...

Scripture commands Christians to be a remembering people. Contemplating how God's church has prevailed throughout war, heresy, political upheaval, and more, we will begin to grasp the bigger story of his work in the world and gain bold faith for our lives today.

"Keep religion and politics separate!" For decades, scholars assumed that less religion would lead to a more peaceful and unified form of politics. And yet, as religious identity recedes from American public life, the opposite appears to be the case. Our post-religious politics are growing more...

The pressure is unmistakable—conform or get cancelled. New York Times bestselling author Mark Batterson invites you into a different way of living in the digital age with a call to Christlike nonconformity that doesn’t withdraw from the world but transforms it. “In Not My Circus, Mark...

THE GIANTS ARE GONE. CHRIST REIGNS. For more than a century, the ideas of Freud, Darwin, Marx, and Nietzsche have reshaped the modern world.Their philosophies challenged faith, redefined truth, and influenced generations of students, leaders, and institutions. Freud called religion an illusion...

For many readers, the beauty of the King James Version of the Bible is undeniable — but the language can sometimes make the meaning difficult to fully understand.Proverbs Decoded was created to solve that problem.This book presents the original King James Version text exactly as it appears in...

Kamba Ramayanam, originally titled Ramavataram, is a monumental 12th-century Tamil epic composed by the legendary poet Kambar. It is a masterful adaptation of Sage Valmiki's Sanskrit Ramayana, deeply infused with the cultural nuances, poetic styles, and devotional fervor of the Tamil Bhakti...

What Makes a Prince Abandon Everything?The Path That Transformed Siddhartha into the Buddha, Now Told Like Never BeforeWhat would drive a prince to abandon his palace, his power, his very identity? What would compel a man to walk away from everything in search of something he cannot yet name?In...

Best-seller internacional que mobilizou a opinião pública Uma impressionante história de Jesus, de sua época conturbada e do nascimento do cristianismo. Em uma narrativa de tirar o fôlego, Zelota oferece uma nova perspectiva sobre aquela que talvez seja a história mais extraordinária da...

Die Frage nach dem Sinn des Lebens hat den Bestseller-Autor Manfred Lütz sein ganzes Leben lang umgetrieben. Der höchste Ausdruck von Sinn aber ist die Kunst. Und kaum ein Ort hat die größten Künstler der Welt wohl so angezogen wie Rom. Manfred Lütz kennt und liebt diese Stadt seit 50 Jahren, zwei Jahre hat er selbst dort gelebt.

Bloomsbury presents Disparities by Slavoj Žižek, read by Joe Jameson. The concept of disparity has long been a topic of obsession and argument for philosophers but Slavoj Žižek would argue that what disparity and negativity could mean, might mean and should mean for us and our lives has...