Bøger af James Gifford

An Elucidation of the Unity of God: Deduced from Scripture and Reason, Addressed to Christians of All Denominations is a book written by James Gifford and published in 1815. The book explores the concept of the unity of God as it is presented in both scripture and reason. Gifford argues that there is only one God, and that this God is the same for all people, regardless of their religious beliefs. He uses a combination of biblical references and logical arguments to support his claims, and addresses his arguments to Christians of all denominations. The book is intended to be a persuasive and informative guide for those seeking a deeper understanding of the nature of God and the role of religion in their lives.To Which Is Subjoined, A Letter From The Author, To His Grace The Archbishop Of Canterbury.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

Updated yet again, with now almost 1,000 entries!This amusing encyclopedia of names lists those individuals who have changed their given names - not last names, or entire names, and especially not stage names and pseudonyms, but the more interesting and quirky changes of first names, nicknames and initials that become the person's best-known identity. From Buzz Aldrin to Steve Young, from Jacqueline Bisset to Frank Lloyd Wright, from no fewer than six US Presidents to a dozen hockey players born "Joseph," Name-Droppers tracks, lists and explains the journey from birth name to famous name for over 970 people. No other reference sifts out these strange and unusual given-name choices and changes from mundane stage and pen names! You'll never watch one of Tom Connery or Bill Pitt's movies the same way again, or listen to Troyal Brooks or Audrey Hill sing your favorite country song... much less forget that there's only one Roger in Pink Floyd, and it's not Mr. Waters. And who's hiding behind D.H., E.E., E.G. or even J.R.R.? (Sometimes... nobody!) Discover the power given-name changes have to shape our perception of performers, writers, politicians and sports figures... and scratch your head over some of the more unusual choices famous figures have made for their public names. Now includes lists by category so you can search for these unusual name changes by group!

HPH Publishing introduces the newest Self-Drive guide, Botswana Self-Drive. A more complete and expansive book on traveling through Botswana one could not hope to find. The authors have included details and information which will make any visitor's trip simple and hassle-free. Their trademark route ratings, so popular in the best-selling Self-Drive series, return in Botswana Self-Drive. These are refreshingly comprehensive, and will no doubt influence the route choices of countless travelers. The book of course includes the beautiful images of award-winning photographer James Gifford, as well as Heinrich van den Berg and Philip and Ingrid van den Berg. Suitable for everyone, from the most seasoned Botswana visitor to the first-time traveler, Botswana Self-Drive is the definitive guide to this fascinating part of southern Africa, for all who love wild places.

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