Bestselling author Dr. Doreen Virtue illuminates the ways we can receive healing messages from God and the guardian angels when we need guidance.

God helps those who help themselves. By knowing, understanding, and applying God's "Laws of Health" we can restore our health when ill and maintain our health when well. All intelligent men and women can be their own health instructors when they understand the true philosophy of health. We can exercise, breathe fresh air, rest when needed, drink plenty of water, dress properly, work moderately, and do that which most experienced physicians cannot do for us, and that is to regulate our diet. This extensive volume will show you how.

There is a medicine so powerful it can cure every sickness and disease known to man. It has no dangerous side effects. It's even safe in massive doses. Sound too good to be true? It s Not! Gloria proves by the Word of God and confirms by personal experience that such a supernatural medicine exists. Even more important, she shows how you can...

Offers sixty suggestions for bringing back small, everyday pleasures intone's life to restore it's balance, and describes the five Polynesian keys to happy life.

DIVGOD INVITES YOU TO SEEK HEALING...ACCORDING TO HIS PLAN! The prescription for all your healing has already been designed within you by your Creator-contained within a single microscopic cell. By faith you'll come to know His purpose for y/div

Theology should be at home both in the academy and in the church. This book takes such dual affiliation seriously and lets the two different contexts illuminate each other. It explores how we should understand theology within the context of the current debate on theory of science and discusses the methodological implications of belief in God as Creator and in the incarnation. The first part of the book concludes by examining the consequences of theology’s dual affiliation for the self-understanding of believers in general and theologians in particular. The second part deals with four different sources of theological knowledge and their relation to each other: the Bible, the history of the church, experience, and reason. Among the central issues are the status of the Bible in contemporary theology, the unity of the church, and the relationship between theology and the natural sciences. The central question is: where do we experience divine presence?

Andrew McGowan examines the evangelical understanding of the nature and use of Scripture. McGowan emphasizes the work of the Holy Spirit in relation to Scripture, and argues that we should speak of "spiration" rather than inspiration of Scripture.