Neil Cullan McKinlay
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From Mason to Minister - Through the Lattice
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2011
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The Nexus: The True Nature of Nature
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2012
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The Covenant: Simple yet Profound
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Masonic Musings
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2012
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The Song of Creation & Other Contemplations
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2006
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Thistles & Gum Trees
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2012
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JESUS FOR THE LAYMAN: Encountering the Son of God
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Moral Injury: Towards a Theology
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2015
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Christmas with Christ
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FROM THE WINE BOX
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To Rescue the American Spirit, Teddy Roosevelt and The Birth of a Superpower by Bret Baier with Catherine Whitney succeeds in its intention of rescue. If the story of the asthmatic child who became American president is not enough to get the armchair ...more |
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Stop, in the Name of God: Why Honoring the Sabbath Will Transform Your Life:
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| I have PTSD – Reorienting after trauma by Curtis Solomon is a very helpful little book. It is written in three parts covering ten chapters – Part 1: You Are Not Alone. Part 2: Dealing with Your Past. Part 3: Learning to Reorient Your Past, Present, a ...more | |
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| As I migrant to Australia, I always enjoy learning about our wonderful country. Tony Abbott has done a great job of helping to add to our knowledge. As one might expect from a former Prime Minister of Australia, his book, Australia – A History – How ...more | |
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| The Devil and Karl Marx by Paul Kengor, though an overall beneficial read, was a bit of a struggle for me in some places. This is because it is written from a Roman Catholic perspective, all Popes and RC-isms and jargon. It should therefore appeal mo ...more | |
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All That Is in God: Evangelical Theology and the Challenge of Classical Christian Theism:
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This is a handy wee quick-read book that reminds us of some the differences between "Whole-Church Political Positions" and "Christian-Freedom Politcal Positions". From a Biblical basis, the book's two authors engagingly challenge the reader in a serie ...more |
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Charlie Kirk’s, The MAGA Doctrine: The Only Ideas That Will Win the Future is well written and refreshingly optimistic. The future is always bright when you know where you’re going, where you are, and where you’ve come from. According to Kirk, this i ...more |
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“There is in Jesus Christ more merit and righteousness than the whole world has need of.”
― The Pilgrim's Progress
― The Pilgrim's Progress
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