Malice and Hypocrisy is the debut Jazz and Jess (www.jazzandjess.com) spin off novel written by Duke Palmer! Fan favourite character Ben Harris was last seen heartbroken at the death of his beloved... More > Harmony and moves away from the Funkytown zombie menace. Making a new life for himself Ben and his new friends face the darkest mystery they have ever encountered and the adventure of a lifetime. Featuring familiar faces and brand new characters alike Malice and Hypocrisy is bound to please both fans of the webcomic and new readers alike. Featuring a full colour cover by Jazz and Jess Creator Nate Hammond!< Less
Malice and Hypocrisy is the debut Jazz and Jess (www.jazzandjess.com) spin off novel written by Duke Palmer! Fan favourite character Ben Harris was last seen heartbroken at the death of his beloved... More > Harmony and moves away from the Funkytown zombie menace. Making a new life for himself Ben and his new friends face the darkest mystery they have ever encountered and the adventure of a lifetime. Featuring familiar faces and brand new characters alike Malice and Hypocrisy is bound to please both fans of the webcomic and new readers alike. Featuring a full colour cover by Jazz and Jess Creator Nate Hammond!< Less
"Dichotomies & Hypocrisies" is the story of Marc, a 21-year old Orange County resident who is struggling to come to terms with his Christian faith and realization of his own... More > homosexuality. Emotions and tensions in his life have reached a breaking point; it has become too much to continue internalizing the stress and pain of such a dichotomy.
To reach out for someone - anyone - to vent to, Marc begins a flow-of-consciousness blog where he lets anonymous, and sometimes not so anonymous, readers see into his pain for purposes not rooted in self-pity, but rather in a desire to have a sounding board coupled with a venue for others who might feel the same. Perhaps, if he does feel all hope is lost for him, at least others can gain some insight and he can help those who secretly struggle not with “sin,” but with the hurt and loneliness oft inflected by a supposed “caring” world.< Less
These poems were written over a period of ten years. There is an evolution of sorts. They are in some what of an order from beginning to “end”. Take what you will from them, because I... More > gave everything I had for them.< Less
This booklet is dedicated to all Christians who are hungry for God’s Manifested Presence (His Glory) as the Hart pants after the water brooks (Psalms 42:1). Also, it’s dedicated to all... More > those who are determined to allow God to transform them, getting rid of all filthiness of the flesh and spirit (2 Corinthians 7:1), of which Pride and Hypocrisy are the biggest ingredients.
For complete info please visit: Life of Jesus Web Site.< Less
This collection of essays is dedicated to greed and its consequences in the contemporary neoliberal world, which is tackled by a PhD physicist from a small and fragile post-socialist European country... More > (Croatia) but with a history of living and working in three developed European countries (UK, Switzerland, and Germany). The essays are based on his experience both from different countries and different political systems (socialism, capitalism). The author observes and analyses a number of cultural, social, natural, and political phenomena, which is done in an unusual manner — by using natural sciences as the main analytical tool and supplementing this by his decent knowledge of history, politics, and related disciplines.< Less
Cuthbert Sydenham (or Sidenham) (1622–1654) was a Reformed Presbyterian Calvinistic Preacher during the era of the Westminster Assembly. He died at an early age, though he was used mightily by... More > God as a preacher of the Gospel and theologian.
This work on hypocrisy is one of the best puritan treatments of the subject. Sydenham opens the words of Christ in Luke 12:1, “Beware ye of the leaven of the Pharisees, which is hypocrisy.” He shows that hypocrisy is the chief enemy of the Gospel, as the Pharisees where the chief enemies of Christ. He also demonstrates that not everyone who is hypocritical is a hypocrite, and there are specific dividing lines that cause a person to be on one side or the other. This work will either awaken the hypocrite to rightly examining himself through dissecting what hypocrisy truly is, or it will help the Christian to guard against types of hypocrisy that may be ready to overtake him. This work centers on the power of Jesus Christ to overcome sin and glorify God.< Less
Cuthbert Sydenham 1622–1654) was a Reformed Presbyterian Calvinistic Preacher during the era of the Westminster Assembly.
This work on hypocrisy is one of the best puritan treatments of the... More > subject. Sydenham opens the words of Christ in Luke 12:1, “Beware ye of the leaven of the Pharisees, which is hypocrisy.” He shows that hypocrisy is the chief enemy of the Gospel, as the Pharisees where the chief enemies of Christ. He also demonstrates that not everyone who is hypocritical is a hypocrite, and there are specific dividing lines that cause a person to be on one side or the other. This work will either awaken the hypocrite, or it will help the Christian to guard against types of hypocrisy that may be ready to overtake him. This work centers on the power of Jesus Christ to overcome sin and glorify God.
This is not a scan or facsimile, and has been updated in modern English for easy reading. It also has an active table of contents for electronic versions.< Less
For thirteen years I worked for Papa John's Pizza. Throughout my employment I observed a remarkable discord in the company's system of values. I refer to this as an Unabashed Hypocrisy. Here is... More > articulated the dichotomy between what Papa John's says and what Papa John's does.< Less
The first manuscript, "Left with Few Rights: Unequal Democracy in the District of Columbia," by Eli Zigas, examines the history of movements to gain democracy in DC since 1800, public... More > opinion on the issue, and the interplay of the law, politics, and finances in the city’s future. The study presents the first historical narratives of the push for the 1978 DC Voting Rights Amendment, the fight for statehood in the late 1980’s and early 1990’s, and the subsequent Control Board period. It also includes original research results from three focus groups conducted in Iowa in 2005 examining public opinion on the issue of Democracy in DC.
The second manuscript, "Seat of Democracy or Home of Hypocrisy? The Role of Race in the Struggle for District of Columbia Voting Rights," by Nell Schaffer, analyzes the history of the voting rights and home rule movements from a race perspective beginning after the Civil War.< Less
