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"An all-out women-driven, queer, transgender, multiracial takeover of the Old West . . . and that's exactly what Melissa Lenhardt delivers in her unapologetically badass western, Heresy." - New York Times "Lenhardt has created a bold new story where women have taken their rightful place in the...

This book captures reasons for the growing gap between Catholic and Protestant churches due to doctrines added after the 1st century, often false or shaky teachings, and odd interpretations of Bible verses. Debates about religion and politics are some of the most entertaining and best ways to understand perspectives. Developing the debates and the way they are postured is a great way to study the Bible along with many other 1st and early 2nd century documents. You might be surprised how many odd ideas and opinions about Bible verses came decades and centuries after 33 AD.

Nathaniel Garro, knight errant and agent of the Sigillite, returns from the battlefields of Calth to find a new mission already waiting for him - a ragged fleet of Space Marines from several Legions lingers at the edge of the Terran system. With the presence of World Eaters and Emperor's Children causing concern among the loyalist defenders and drawing a grim parallel with his own frantic flight, Garro must look beneath the obvious if he is to determine friend from foe....

Ms. Celestituism found a Wikipedia list of "Excommunicated people". This hooked her. One of the people on this list in particular called to her, so she coined a belief system based on his name and has been Advancing this belief system since.

In a near-future America where an iron-fisted theocracy weaponizes faith, Calvin has spent decades burying his true self, meticulously conforming to a system that demands absolute obedience. But when a profound, devastating encounter shatters his carefully constructed world, this disgraced former minister finds his authentic calling through an unexpected act of rebellion. Cast out and facing ruthless persecution, Calvin witnesses an act of shocking state-sanctioned violence that shatters his apathy.