Bøger af Harry Carter

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My Understanding, Reflections on God, Life and Death is the culmination of the author's spiritual journey that began when some unexpected life events led him to a dedicated study of the Bible and religious writings. He shares his conclusions in this book which is designed to encourage fellow Christians to think more deeply about their beliefs and examine their lives in terms of the instructions God has given us through Christ and the prophets. The Bible contains broad and seemingly conflicting messages that can tempt casual readers to pick and choose verses to justify their actions. Yet a more serious study of God's word in its totality reveals fundamental truths that serve as a guide for Christians on how they should live their lives. In My Understanding, the author discusses ten principles that evolved from his dedicated study of the Bible. The revelations the author shares from his own research can offer guidance to other believers who are seeking a deeper relationship with God. My Understanding includes Bible citations which make this work ideal for individual or group Bible studies. The final chapter, "How then should I live?" presents the author's conclusions to an eternal question that will inspire all readers to reflect on their own beliefs about eternal life. In addition to the ten conclusions about the truths in the Bible, My Understanding includes lyrics from beloved traditional hymns and a list of resources that can help readers enhance their own spiritual journeys.

The Autobiography of a Cornish Smuggler by Harry Carter. This book is a reproduction of the original book published in 1894 and may have some imperfections such as marks or hand-written notes.

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What About Him? explores what the Bible says about Jesus and encourages readers to reflect on the very question Jesus asked His disciples in Matthew Chapter 16: "Who do you say I am?" In What About Him? Harry Carter systematically analyzes the many ways Jesus was perceived by others and suggests the messages the Bible has for Christians today. Carter takes the approach of sharing his own discoveries and conclusions in the hopes of encouraging readers to reflect more deeply on their personal beliefs about Jesus Christ. What About Him? will be helpful to anyone seeking to deepen their knowledge of what the Bible says about Jesus. The book, which includes an extensive bibliography for further reading, can also serve as the foundation for a Bible study. Harry Carter is a college professor, a former provost and former interim college president who, in recent years, has turned his focus to matters of faith. Inspired by his study of the Bible and extensive reading of religious works, Carter has begun sharing his thoughts with others. His first book, My Understanding, presents ten truths about faith that evolved from his studies and prayers. What About Him?, Carter's second book, is an exploration of what the Bible says about Jesus and what that means to others seeking answers.

When I Die . . . What's Next? deals with the issue of eternal life and the choice each of us has to seek or turn away from salvation. Using biblical references, the author shares the good news of hope that can be found in the Bible in both the Old and New Testaments. When I Die . . . What's Next? is designed to prompt reflection for anyone who seeks a deeper meaning in this life and the next.

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