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Screens and the Ego: A Meditation on Gen Z by Jane-Marie Auret (Book Review #1808)
“Screens and the Ego: A Meditation on Gen Z” by Jane-Marie Auret emerges as a compelling and introspective dive into the psyche of Generation Z, blending true stories with fiction to unpack the multitude of challenges faced by this cohort. Auret’s work stands as… Continue Reading “Screens and the Ego: A Meditation on Gen Z by Jane-Marie Auret (Book Review #1808)”
Yesterday’s Voices: The 12 Universal Laws by A. A. Willis (Art Willis) (Book Review #1769)
“Yesterday’s Voices: The 12 Universal Laws” by A. A. Willis serves as an enlightening beacon, guiding readers through the complex yet fascinating universe governed by immutable laws. This anthology, the third in the ‘Yesterday’s Voices’ series, delves into the age-old wisdom encapsulated in various… Continue Reading “Yesterday’s Voices: The 12 Universal Laws by A. A. Willis (Art Willis) (Book Review #1769)”
THE GODS WHO WANT TO DIE by LUKE MC CAMLEY (Book Review #1754)
“The Gods Who Want to Die” by Luke McCamley is a gripping and intense novel that delves deep into the world of religious cults, exploring themes of devotion, manipulation, and the extreme lengths to which belief can drive individuals. This book is not for… Continue Reading “THE GODS WHO WANT TO DIE by LUKE MC CAMLEY (Book Review #1754)”
The Biblical Clock: The Untold Secrets Linking the Universe and Humanity with God’s Plan by Daniel Friedmann, Dania Sheldon (Book Review #1603)
‘The Biblical Clock’ is a nonfiction book attempting to create a bridge of connection between science and the belief in God. The authors discuss the biblical accounts of creation and then create a better understanding of those facts with scientific evidence.
Creating Gods by Omar Newton Wilson (Book Review #1137)
Creating Gods is a self-help- philosophy book discussing the concept of ‘The Sandbox’ being the universe with a gazillion moving parts informing us of the language of which allows us ways to think. The way we think implements constructs existing in singularities.
The Greatest Game by Greg Rajaram (Book Review #1094)
The greatest game is a philosophical work of fiction, and it’s about human life and finding meaning within that existence. The author believes that we have paid the price for the intelligence we gained and become ignorant towards what is right and wrong.
Awakening to a New Reality by Janice Dolley (Book Review #734)
Awakening to a new reality is a spiritual self-help book about after-death conversations the author has with her best friend. The discussions cover subjects like dealing with grief and living to the fullest potential.
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Perceptions by Sam Mansourou (Book Review #566)
Perceptions is a non-fiction book criticizing religion not by its name but by its concept, its social effects and influences and more. The book has over 300 citations and criticizes the vacancy of religious notions and scripture and takes on theologians as well. The… Continue Reading “Perceptions by Sam Mansourou (Book Review #566)”
The little book of Stoicism by Jonas Salzgeber (Book Review #562)
The little book of Stoicism is a book geared towards bettering your life using Stoic Philosophy. The book begins by providing a brief explanation of the history of Stoicism. The philosophy of what it means and how effective the practices, meditations are for our… Continue Reading “The little book of Stoicism by Jonas Salzgeber (Book Review #562)”
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