Ronald Story proposes a short book of WWII maps, which will consist of 50 4-color maps covering the most significant phases of the war, each with an accompanying page of explanatory text. The collection will cover both conventional and non-conventional areas.
Focusing on the social dimensions of Jonathan Edwards's ministry, Ronald Story challenges the traditional view of him as solely a fire-and-brimstone preacher. The book explores Edwards's emphasis on a "Gospel of Love," highlighting his teachings on charity, community, and the importance of interpersonal relationships in faith. By examining his sermons and writings, Story presents Edwards as a proponent of divine love that transcends societal divisions, advocating for a compassionate world. This fresh perspective invites readers to reconsider Edwards's relevance in today's context.
Kritický pohled na teorie Ericha von Dänikena. Spekulativní kniha mapující možnosti života mimo Zemi.