Religious Books

Just Christianity takes the reader on a logical, historical and scientific journey through history showing how God's plan for humanity has been revealed. This book attempts to answer the skeptic's questions and in that sense it is apologetic, however, it also seeks to inspire the reader to take...

A key's to Everyday Life, written by Douglas Stutts, contains amazingly useful and sensible advice to help people find spiritual happiness and peace with God, with other people, and with themselves. It seems remarkable that Douglas, even before his present age of only twenty-one, has demonstrated...

This FREE eBook presents comprehensive proof that the symbolism of many ancient texts, canons, and concepts is an advanced and extremely ancient spiritual and philosophical technology that predates all extant religions and mystery schools. Consequently, here is proof beyond disproof, that all...

One woman's experience of God.

Totally new insight into God. Not affiliated with any organized religion. If you have doubts, questions about God. The Cynic's Bible offers real answers and explanations. Not just the same old "God has a plan" rhetoric. The Cynic's Bible takes less than a hour to read and can enhance existence...

A debate between two brothers regarding Eastern Philosophies verses Christian beliefs. It is done using a large number of pictures in a coffee table format.

The Revelation happening now.

Download this FREE e-Book that includes a brief account of the life and works of the 19th Century saint in the Datta tradition of the Hindu religion. Download it today!

Creating Sacred Space is a devotional guide to a deeper connection with God. These eighteen articles are designed to open up your thinking to a daily relationship and ongoing dialogue with the Creator. Short and concise, the writings will be thought-provoking and insightful. Stay Connected

We are called to be disciples of Christ but not of Christian leaders. Corinthian Elders addresses the Pauline concern that following leaders will harm our relationship with Christ. The book concludes that following teachers hindered the Corinthians from abiding in Christ which was corroborated...