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|  | | Believement, Breaking Through the Belief Barrier
Believers and Unbelievers appear to approach philosophical and spiritual discussions as debates―complete with their own individual code language that, when used, creates a defensive position—a Belief Barrier—to be overcome before any meaningful exploration of truth can begin.
Believers in God tend to begin religious discussions with a
“How can you not see it my way?” mindset.
Unbelievers of God tend to approach such discussions with a
“How can you believe the way you do?” mindset.
This book is simply a conversation between two such people. It is not designed to prove one side right or wrong, but merely to provoke conversation. Without a dialogue, there cannot be a deeper exploration of self in comparison to others. Without interaction, there cannot be a relationship at all.
My hope is that Believement―Breaking Throug | |  | | Bronzeman, volume three of The Ruach Saga
the revelational novel Bronzeman, volume three of The Ruach Saga, tells just how much our existence may change in the near future.
It is the worst of times, cultures and environments clash. Populations are perishing on at an astronomical rate. Those who struggle to survive search for even the smallest of hope. And one group finds that hope in the most unexpected of places. Read the revelational novel Bronzeman, volume three of The Ruach Saga, to find out just how much our existence may change in the near future. | |  | | Marginalized
Answering the question: What makes one person be seen as harmlessly uncommon to others in a good way and what causes another with similar traits to be labeled as pariah?
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Most of us travel well-worn paths with the expressed mission of “breaking out” of the RUT. It seems to be the right thing to do on the surface; who wants to think of themselves as being in such a routine that they can not, should not, dare not veer off the trail?
Not another self-help book, RUT Management is a fun, but truthful look at the very human tendency to pursue distraction rather than maintaining the focused pursuit of long term goals and dreams. This work addresses the constant conflict between “convention” and “change” in our lives. It examines RUT Development, RUT Anatomy, RUT Relationships, and RUT Management as tools for navigating the path through RUT, and for Discovering Adventure in the Routine Of Life. | |  | | The Book of Seconds - The Ruach Saga Volume Two
Volume Two of the Ruach Saga
The Book of Seconds is a collection of histories and diaries discovered in the aftermath of the worldwide holocaust resulting from the Gathering-Up, when Christians vanished from Earth.
Although scribed separately, these writings appear connected, not only through the language and insights of the writers, but also by their consistency related to biblical prophecy. This is remarkable in itself considering the conditions under which they were written. When The Dark began, immediately after the Gathering-Up, no consistent communications bridge such as the Internet, radio or television ex | |  | | The Singularity - The Ruach Saga Volume One
In his action novel, The Singularity, Mark Cornelius challenges our understanding of the cosmos, vividly showing what the human race would do in its last days. Now available at www.RUTmanagement.com or www.MarkCornelius.me
A microquasar at the center of our galaxy, V4641 has begun to affect planet Earth and the rest of our solar system in inexplicable ways. In trying to determine how such a thing could happen, Danny Adamson, a physicist turned science editor for N.H.Q. Broadcast Services, has discovered not only an inconceivable connection between Earth and V4641 but also a critical miscalculation in the understanding of the creation of the universe. This error when corrected suggests that our planet's stability and the longevity of the human race may be grossly overestimated. Danny and all inhabitants of Earth | |  | | Thunder Buffalo Goes Home
A children's classic about a Buffalo's dreams.
Ever wonder what a Buffalo dreams of? Thunder is the biggest and noisiest of all the buffalo. But his heart is just as big and he has heard of a new place that he knows he must find…
―Home
Follow the adventures of Thunder, Old-Old Buffalo, the Man Animal and discover with them, what home and family are all about.
| |  | | UnMeasuring - What if we are are ALL wrong?
In UnMeasuring, Mark urges us to experience a paradigm shift with him. To do so requires us to dismantle our predisposed “mindset of measurement”.
Are you ready to UnMeasure?
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In i>UnMeasuring/i>, Mark urges us to experience a paradigm shift with him. To do so requires us to dismantle our pred | |  | | Welfare Christianity
Does faith guarantee entitlements to believers? What does scripture have to say about the provisions God does and does not promise His people? Explore these compelling questions with me in Welfare Christianity.
Over time and especially in our 21st century, the church is assuming the Entitlement Mindset of our culture— “God, I need help and I believe in You, so I’ll pray for the things I need. And because I’m a believer, I know the things I pray for are righteous and You’ll provide me with all the best stuff”.
This book is based on a discovery of Mark Cornelius’ own attitudes and actions. Maybe you won’t share his concern. Regardless, you are encouraged to read and consider this material prayerfully. We are One Body in our Messiah. If there is even one other who struggles with the realization that |
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