A book written for those who do not believe the truth of Christianity and for those who are experiencing difficulties in their believing. Pinnock does not call for mere fideism but feels that faith should be tested in light of the knowledge and experience we have at our disposal. He claims that there is reason enough to put out trust in Christ.

Do you ever doubt Gods love for you? Do you wonder if you really matter to anyone? Do you feel like you should be happy and cheerful because youre a Christian, but you cant seem to perk up like your fellow churchgoers? Emely has said yes to all these questions and believed countless other lies about who God says she is. In this book, she tells the story of how God used the truth of his Word to set her free. Using Romans 8:3839 as a foundation, she shows readers how there is truly nothing that can separate us from the love of God. That is what gave her reason enough to live, and that is the hope she extends to her readers. Each chapter also contains hands-on challenges for readers to apply what they have learned. Filled with practical insights and honest accounts of her struggles, this book will show readers how to grab a hold of Gods promises and trust him to carry them through their painful times.

Poetry. Ida Vitale writes poetry that stimulates the mind, the heart and the soul. REASON ENOUGH was originally published in Montevideo in 1972. Translated from the Spanish by Sarah Pollack, this bilingual edition of the poems collected in REASON ENOUGH address many of Vitale's vital concerns: the process of literary creation, the place of poetry in the contemporary world, and humanity's ethical response to nature and history.

In this "blue-sky" effort to rethink humanity's basic challenges, Philip Morrison and Kosta Tsipis--both eminent scientists with deepexpertise in arms control issues--sketch the broad outlines for aglobal approach to the problems of security and development.

Metaphysics asks questions about existence: for example, do numbers really exist? Metametaphysics asksquestions about metaphysics: for example, do its questions have determinate answers? If so, are these answers deep and important, or are they merely a matter of how we use words? What is the proper methodology for their resolution? These questions have received a heightened degree of attention lately with new varieties of ontological deflationism and pluralism challenging the kind of realism that has become orthodoxy in contemporary analytic metaphysics.This volume concerns the status and ambitions of metaphysics as a discipline. It brings together many of the central figures in the debate with their most recent work on the semantics, epistemology, and methodology of metaphysics.

Elle and Dan haven't quite achieved their goal of having sex in every room of their new house – but almost! Marriage hasn't dampened their hunger for one another in the least, and their relationship is as hot and passionate as ever. But when Dan brings up the subject of having a baby together, Elle finds herself conflicted. Between her dysfunctional family background and her fear of how a baby might change their life together, Elle's not sure she's ready for the big step. Dan doesn't bring the subject up again, but the issue takes hold in Elle's mind. And as their frequent lovemaking sizzles with unquenchable desire, Elle's heart is filled to the brim with love and the longing to give Dan everything.