Category: ARCHIVE EN
THE SPIRITUAL MANDELA – DENNIS CRUYWAGEN
Posted by Editorial Team | Jul 3, 2018 | ARCHIVE EN, Biblion #9 EN, Biographies, Christianity, Special Feature, Tab1, Tab2 | 0 |
BUILDING FAITH, BLOCK-BY-BLOCK – MICHAEL ...
Posted by Editorial Team | Jul 3, 2018 | ARCHIVE EN, Biblion #9 EN | 0 |
HONEST WORSHIP – MANUEL LUZ
Posted by Editorial Team | Jul 3, 2018 | ARCHIVE EN, Biblion #9 EN, Christianity, Daniel T. Gomes | 0 |
THE GOSPEL FOR MUSLIMS – THABITI ANYABWILE
Posted by Editorial Team | Jul 3, 2018 | ARCHIVE EN, Biblion #9 EN, Christianity | 0 |
HOW TO BE A PERFECT CHRISTIAN – THE BABYLON ...
Posted by Editorial Team | Jul 3, 2018 | ARCHIVE EN, Biblion #9 EN, Christianity, Daniel T. Gomes | 0 |
DEVELOPING THE LEADER WITHIN YOU 2.0 – JOHN C. MAXWELL
by Editorial Team | Apr 7, 2019 | ARCHIVE EN, Biblion #12 EN | 0 |
LEADERSHIP THE UPGRADED EDITION OF A LEADERSHIP CLASSIC BY PAULO SÉRGIO GOMES Celebrating the 25th...
Read MoreTOMÁS HALÍK IN PORTUGAL
by Editorial Team | Jan 4, 2019 | ARCHIVE EN, Biblion #11 EN, Biographies, Daniel T. Gomes, In Loco, Tab2 | 0 |
The story of Tomáš Halík, as he so accurately puts it in his latest book, is deeply intertwined with the history of modernday Bohemia, a history of oppression that he helped transform into a present of freedom and openness.
Read More9 COMMON LIES CHRISTIANS BELIEVE – SHANE PRUITT
by Editorial Team | Jan 3, 2019 | ARCHIVE EN, Biblion #11 EN, Christianity, Daniel T. Gomes | 0 |
BY DANIEL T. GOMES “THE TRUTH SHALL SET YOU FREE FROM BAD ONE-LINERS” Are you a...
Read MoreINVITATION TO RETREAT – Ruth Haley Barton
by Editorial Team | Jan 3, 2019 | ARCHIVE EN, Biblion #11 EN | 0 |
BY PAULO SÉRGIO GOMES A CALL TO REDISCOVER AND REGAINING YOURSELF According to author Ruth...
Read MoreTHE PURSUIT OF EXCELLENCE – TED W. ENGSTROM
by Editorial Team | Jan 3, 2019 | ARCHIVE EN, Biblion #11 EN | 0 |
BY PAULO SÉRGIO GOMES STRIVING FOR GREATNESS FROM THE INSIDE OUT For many years along with...
Read MoreTHE ART OF SPIRITUAL WARFARE
by Editorial Team | Oct 5, 2018 | ARCHIVE EN, Biblion #10 EN, Christianity, Daniel T. Gomes | 0 |
Conflict is an unavoidable part of living. Everyone has experienced it in some form or another, and everyone has gained or lost something in an attempt to resolve it. From the pettiest dispute to the most devastating war, the human being is familiarized with conflict and often seeks the most advantageous way of dealing with it.
Read MoreTHE XI’AN-FU: CHRISTIANITY IN CHINA (635-845)
by Editorial Team | Oct 5, 2018 | ARCHIVE EN, Biblion #10 EN, Christianity, History | 0 |
In the eighth chapter, we are presented with an excerpt of what was sculpted in a stone slab, erected in 781 – the Xi’an-Fu, or Si-ngan-fú (also known as the Nestorian Stele), discovered in northwestern China in 1625, and brought by Portuguese Jesuits Álvaro Semedo and Manuel Dias Júnior.
Read MoreIN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD – SINCLAIR B. FERGUSON
by Editorial Team | Oct 5, 2018 | ARCHIVE EN, Biblion #10 EN, Christianity, Church & Bible, Editor's Pick, History, Tab3 | 0 |
The title In the Year of Our Lord was picked on purpose, and while, according to the author, it doesn’t concern the church’s history, it does take in some of the most significant stories in these two millennia of Christianity. The book’s resolve has much to do with a notorious global tendency to diminish the influence Jesus Christ has had in the history of mankind.
Read MoreBIOGRAPHY: THE MONK WHO SHOOK THE WORLD – CYRIL DAVEY
by Editorial Team | Oct 4, 2018 | ARCHIVE EN, Biblion #10 EN, Biographies, Christianity, Church & Bible, Daniel T. Gomes | 0 |
Who was Luther? Why did he stand against the Catholic Church? How did he come under the protection of Saxony’s prince-elector, Frederick the Wise? The answers to these questions lie in Cyril Davey’s book, The Monk Who Shook the World, a romanticized take on Martin Luther’s life and accomplishments.
Read MoreCAEDMON’S HYMN
by Editorial Team | Oct 4, 2018 | ARCHIVE EN, Biblion #10 EN, Christianity, Daniel T. Gomes, History, Must Read | 0 |
A RELIC OF CHRISTIAN POETRY Caedmon’s Hymn is the oldest poem to be recorded in Old English, the...
Read MoreAGEING LIKE A FINE WINE… RIGHT?
by Editorial Team | Oct 3, 2018 | ARCHIVE EN, Biblion #10 EN, Daniel T. Gomes, Ficção | 0 |
One thing becomes evident as soon as one starts reading Le Morte d’Arthur: it sounds a bit stiff. Sentences just don’t seem to flow when the vast majority of them begins with “So,” “Then,” “And,” or a combination of these.
Read More“ICHTHUS”: CHRISTIAN SYMBOLS IN QUO VADIS
by Editorial Team | Oct 3, 2018 | ARCHIVE EN, Biblion #10 EN, Christianity, Daniel T. Gomes, Ficção, Special Feature, Tab1 | 0 |
The fish is a well-known symbol for Christians. You’ve probably seen it displayed in the trunk of cars; if that is the case, then you’ve probably asked yourself also, “Why a fish?” or “What is it supposed to mean?”
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