Bøger af Anthony Milton

Sexual dating relationships come with consequences. Whom have you had a sexual relationship with and what were the consequences? If you are thinking about who this book is for, it's for you. Learn about the physical and spiritual consequences. This book is metaphorically about your father and your mother discussing sexual dating relationships, and its consequences.

"Who am I?' My name is Anthony Milton. I was born in Savannah, Chatham County Ga. I am the oldest of ten children. When I was in junior high school, I was a loner because I did not want to have a conversation with anyone. Because I had a terrible speech impairment problem. For that reason, I wrote some of my thoughts on paper, especially before I had to talk to a female. I would study what I wanted to say to avoid those words that are a problem for me. Today, I still have a problem pronouncing certain words. When some individuals tease me about how I talk. I felt the pain from their words. I wrote, "Who am I?" I was compelled to write something different this time." Who am I?" I am my ancestors, they are living through me. One spiritual awakening day, I realized that all of my mother's and father's ancestors and their ancestors are living through me, even though some are dead. My behaviors knowingly and unknowingly are from them and from the ones I do or things I say. All of my deceased and living family members are living through me. We all are one. Death had separated us physically, but spiritually we are still connected, (more on that at another time and place)."Who am I?" I am a person who cares about other people. I realized I was born for such a time what is going on. A day does not go by without me questioning my existence and purpose."Who am I? I know there is more to existing than eating, sleeping, marrying, enjoying sex in marriage, earning money, etc. I know I am not alone. I had spoken to a few individuals that feel the same way I do."Who am I? I once was an adolescent that lay on the front porch of my cousin's house at 3 am. As I looked at the moon, I heard, "I need to find God." I jumped up from the porch and walked towards the sidewalk back and forth. I felt my heart beating faster, I was sweating, and nervous, and I said, "I need to find God over and over."" Who am I? I am a black male that is on a painful and dying to self - on road to finding God, for He had not evaded me. Some of my family and ancestors did, knowingly and unknowingly. Some have followed their own selfish journey without listening to God's voice. Who am I?" I am a physical body for the spirit of God or Satan to manifest their thoughts through. I have a choice to listen to God's or Satan's voice. My behaviors would reveal to me and others to whom I am listening. Teach me how to pray is from me listening. You, too, must decide to listen. And you would learn how to pray correctly.

Looks at one of the most prolific and controversial polemical authors of the seventeenth century, whose writings lie at the heart of the rule of Charles I, the Civil War, and the restoration of Charles II. In the process, the author presents an important new interpretation of the origins and nature of Anglicanism and royalism.

Edition of documents - many never previously published - shedding new light on the role played by the British delegates at the Synod of Dort.

Important texts in the Church's history collected together in one volume.

New scrutinies of the most important political and religious debates of the post-Reformation period.