This is a collection of Robert Roberg's poems. Poetry is like photography. Each poem is a snap shot taken at some place in... More > time. Seen together certain themes emerge. For some the snapshots will appear like the surface of a pond,when you come back later, you will see new layers and the beauty below the surface. < Less

A memoir of life in the Pacific Northwest in Spokane in the 50s and 60s

The Jesus that most Christians follow is not the Jesus of the Scriptures. This book helps sort out the man from the myth.... More > You'll like the man better than the myth. < Less

There are many voices describing God. This book focuses only on one voice, the voice of Jesus and his description of God. It... More > may startle you to hear from his own lips that his father bears very little resemblance to the Old Testament God taught in the synagogues and churches.
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This is a study of the concept of Holy War as found in many religions of the world, but primarily in Judaism, Christianity... More > and Islam. Most, Jews, Christians and Muslims do not understand Holy War the same way Abraham and the prophets understood it. (Hardback 244 pages) < Less

This is a thought for thought translation rather than a word for word translation. I am not a theologian, or a scholar, but... More > a student. I believe to the best of my ability that it is correct. Every translator inevitably puts some of his, or her, biases into every translation. I am no different. < Less

A careful reading of the scriptures reveals that God's desire for humans is peace and not war. Several prophets including... More > Jesus taught that people of faith must trust God to fight for them and must not resort to violence. < Less

A study on the roots of Pacifism in the Hebrew Bible. You will be surprised to learn that although there are many wars found... More > in the Hebrew Bible, YHVH was behind very few of them. < Less

This is a thought for thought translation rather than a word for word translation. I am not a theologian, or a scholar, but... More > a student. I believe to the best of my ability that it is correct. Every translator inevitably puts some of his, or her, bias into every translation. I confess I am biased towards non-violence and Biblical Unitarianism. < Less

The Jesus that most Christians follow is not the Jesus of the Scriptures. This book helps sort out the man from the myth.... More > You'll like the man better than the myth. < Less