Arthur Rowe Livres

The novel chronicles the lives of five generations of the Merriton family from 1898 to 1988, capturing their experiences against a rich tapestry of historical events and seasonal changes. Set mainly in south-western Queensland, it also explores diverse locations including Egypt, Palestine, New Zealand, New Guinea, the U.S.A., and Asia. Through their loves, adventures, and relationships, the story offers a deep and engaging portrayal of family dynamics across a century.

This fascinating selection of photographs traces some of the many ways in which Burton Upon Trent has changed and developed over the last century.

Who was Jesus, why are his life, death, teaching and ministry so vital and how have different groups through the ages understood Him? Writing from a conservative evangelical position and in a wide-ranging manner the author unfolds from an analysis of Scripture, other writings, liturgy, ritual and religious art, the different perspectives on Jesus taken by differing groups through the centuries from the time of Christ to today, always returning to the centrality and authority of the Bible as the only reliable source of understanding. Areas which the author covers: Jesus and the first disciples The Gospels Gnosticism The Humanity/Divinity of Jesus Iconoclasm Devotion and Mysticism The Reformation and Counter-Reformation Jesus in other Religions Jesus Today