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The Dawkins LettersChallenging Atheist Myths |
2. Ten Girls Who Changed the World
3. My First Book of Questions and Answers
6. Twice Freed
8. My First Book of Bible Prayers
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The Dawkins LettersChallenging Atheist Myths |
2. Ten Girls Who Changed the World
3. My First Book of Questions and Answers
4. Ten Boys Who Changed the World
5. Samuel
6. Ten Girls Who Made a Difference
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Mike Milton didn't have life easy - but still that didn't stop him messing up what he had...
What God Starts, God Completes
“I was supposed to have been aborted... but that is not my identity. I was abandoned, abused, and kidnapped—all before I was five years old... but that is not my identity. I hear folks talk about their identity in terms of their heredity—I am English or I am a Choctaw Indian. I am both of those things… but that is not my identity. Some say, “I was adopted” or “I was orphaned” or “My father was a drunk and my mother insane,” and that is their identity. I could, myself, use those phrases to describe my... |