Nollid is a teenager in high school that doesn’t even exist to the majority of people in high school. He has become bored with his unnoticed life and wishes for some excitement. When Nollid is checked out of school by two strangers claiming to be his parents, Nollid’s life begins to spiral into action. The two strangers take Nollid (willingly) to an organization called O.N.E. for people that are “like him.” Another organization called P.A.N.E. begins to threaten Nollid and his friends to achieve certain goals. Nollid begins to slowly discover who he really is/was and what is actually happening between the organizations. Nollid must do what he can to stop P.A.N.E. before they harm him or anyone else.

Nollid is a teenager that doesn't even exist To The majority of society. He has become bored with his unnoticed life and wishes for some excitement. After Nollid is checked out of school by two strnagers claiming to be his parents, Nollid's life begins to spiral into action. The strangers take Nollid (willingly) to an organization called O.N.E. For people that are "like him". Another organization called P.A.N.E., begins to threaten Nollid and his friends to achieve certain goals. Nollid must slowly discover who he really is/was and what is actually happening between the organizations before it's too late. As Nollid progresses through life, he fells his life is empty. He goes to Mrs. Russell to find a solution but to no avail. Shortly afterwards, Nollid is attacked by a hooded stranger, and awakens in a strange world where he meets a young woman named Molly. After the two converse, Nollid learns that he is dead and is now in Purgatory. Nollid and Molly, must find a way back To The world of living and find out why someone killed him in the first place. Did the assassin have a grudge, or is someone else pulling the strings? Molly and Nollid are making wedding arrangements, but a secret villain is lurking behind the scenes. Out of the blue, a Non-Existent that formerly worked for P.A.N.E., challenges Nollid to a fight. Afterwards, Molly is kidnapped, and Nollid begins on a search to find Molly at all costs. As mysteries begin to unfold, The stage is set for Nollid's final task. But will his efforts to save Molly lead To The destruction of everything Nollid has? Or will Nollid and Molly be reunited? All that is for certain is that Nollid will come face to face with the ultimate end.

Revelations of a Human Space Navigator provides explanations of who and what humans actually are and why they behave as they do, as well as, explaining from what everything is physically made of, and why the physical behavior of all this physical existence makes it impossible for 'time' and gods to physically exist.

Preaching is a very personal process: a minister or speaker prepares his or her own sermon and presents it to the congregation. Sermons draw upon the Bible as a central source, and the source provides a basis of faith for the believing community. The preaching event is also personal for the individual members of the congregation, who receive the preacher's words, based on a biblical text, in their own unique way. In the synthesis of Biblical text, sermon, and listener response, many testimoniesare present. Preaching and the Personal is a collection of papers that have been presented at the Society of Biblical Literature. These papers encourage and nurture dialogue among scholars who share an interest in the unique theological problems inherent to the relationship between biblical interpretation and proclamation. Preaching and the Personal opens a stimulating dialogue in the field.

What do we mean when we use the terms "God," "Self" and "Ego"? To what experiences do these terms point? What are the relationships between them? This book by Philip St. Romain, M.S., D. Min., goes beyond semantics to provide an experiential approach to understanding "God," "Self" and "Ego." It also situates this understanding in an anthropology that will be agreeable to most psychologists and Christian spiritual directors. Different "zones of intimacy" between God, Self and Ego are identified, each with differing requirements. Questions for reflection and discussion conclude each chapter, along with several suggested spiritual exercises.