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Pain, Pleasure and Prejudice - Fifth Edition
By Bernard Payeur
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Everything you’ve always wanted to know about the Koran, and more, explained in a way we can all understand
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Shared Prophets - Second Edition
By Bernard Payeur
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Shared Prophets brings together in one place all the relevant revelations about the biblical heroes, and the odd villain, of... More > both the Old (Hebrew Bible) and the New Testament, whom Allah invited to strut their stuff on His stage, the Koran.
In Shared Prophets you will also discover what Allah revealed about Judgement Day, the Afterlife (including the Prophet's eye-withness account about whom and what he saw in Hell) and much more about what the Bible and the Koran have in common, and where they differ. < Less |
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Teach Your Children Well
By Bernard Payeur
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It is both a truism and a cliché that children are the future. Where that future will be shaped is in the classroom. Teach... More > Your Children Well looks at the long term implications of reintroducing the teaching of religion in the public school system in Canada and the granting of exceptions to the general curriculum for religious reasons. < Less
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Shooting The Messenger
By Bernard Payeur
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A first person account of a unprecedented unprosecuted multi-million dollar fraud and other breaches of the public trust at... More > the Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs, and what was done to the whistleblower.
A Whistleblower's Tale is a statement about politics, morality and ethics in government. It is above all the story of how career diplomats and other high ranking government officials broke the law in a most egregious manner and to justify what they had done and in the process compromised our judicial system. < Less |
It was Thomas Paine’s plain language Common Sense that touched the hearts and minds of the ordinary people of America; the people who would decide the outcome of the American Revolution.
In my books, which I publish under the Boreal banner, I try to live up to that tradition of explaining the seemingly complicated in terms we can all understand.