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|  | | Alabaster:The Outrageous Extravagance
"Alabaster" is a classic that puts you in perspective of your values, your worth and virtues.
There are moments in life that we dig deep within to figure out our very essence, our worth and rationale. And this propensity to be curious and to search out our capacity and potential is natural in the face of the viscitudeness and debilitating circumstances that challenges and confronts us.
Most often our curiosity pays of when we make our findings.
This book happens to connect us as it leads us to this amazing discovery of ourselves.
This book is culled from the story of Mary Magdalen in the Bible. | |  | | I Will Be There on Sunday
"I Will be There on Sunday" is a book that brings to the reader the significance of the Resurrection.
"I Will Be There on Sunday." I have often thought of having a book that brings to light the story of the Resurrection morning and how the characters can help us see how they contributed and their experiences.
We had soldiers with their experience as the naysayers to the claim of a resurrection, the Thomases who want proofs and evidences, depicting our 21st century kind of faith, the Nicodemuses, who are the curious and enquiry people, the Zacheuses who are the seeking people, and the Mary Magdalen S who are the intimacy seeking people | |  | | The Zero Law: Zero, God's Favourite Number.
A great vacation read.
The book the Zero law is a work that seeks to bring to fore the mystery of the number 0. The number is argued in many thoughts and philosophy to mean nothing and hence not a number. The human brain naturally cannot rationalise a zero.it takes some understanding to come to terms with the significance of zero.
Even though the man does not assign a value to it in essence, yet the value of zero as a place holder and an additive identity makes the man advance through binary, algebra, geometry, computer science, and more importantly, the value of zero can be summarised as the vista to which hum |
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