Protestant Stories

"I wanna be trash." One misfit. One goal. The pursuit of happiness. Follow him on a journey through the madcap neighbourhood to see if he makes it out the other side. Cover credit: Ladyofthepond (She kindly drew that)

This book is the most important book you will ever read. Prepare yourself for what's to come. And inform others. I will use the most modern translation to make it easier for all of you to understand. And remember the warning of this Book. Revelation 22:18-19 - I warn everyone who hears the words of the prophecy of this book: if anyone adds to them, God will add to him the plagues described in this book, 19 and if anyone takes away from the words of the book of this prophecy, God will take away his share in the tree of life and in the holy city, which are described in this book.

The story follows Queen Mary II and Anne as they mourn the death of their father, King James II, after the Glorious Revolution. Both sisters grapple with guilt and sorrow over their estranged relationship with him. Despite their political and religious differences, they share deep regret for not being there in his final moments, reflecting on the personal cost of their actions and the loss of their father.

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"Bloody Mary, Bloody Mary, Bloody Mary." She's held responsible for the burning of nearly 300 protestants, granting her the infamous title little girls chant today in dark mirrors. But do you know her true story? The story of how her father bastardized her when he grew tired of her mother Katherine and broke away from the Church of Rome just to divorce his wife who couldn't provide him a male heir. The story of how she was betrayed by the king and forced to resign her title as princess. The story of how she was belittled by her own half-brother, who made sure she did not gain access to the throne that was rightfully hers. The story of how she's always seen as inferior to her half-sister Elizabeth.... Elizabeth, she gets all the glory as the greatest Queen of England. Yet, Elizabeth wouldn't have been as famous had it not been for the First Ruling Queen of England: Mary Tudor. *** This book is completed! Highest Rankings: Middle Ages: Ranked #1! History: Ranked #2 Protestant: Ranked #3 Catholic: Ranked #6 Genre: Historical Non-Fiction Rated: PG If you have any interests in "Bloody Mary," Queen Elizabeth, the Tudors, Medieval England, King Henry VIII, or English/European history, then you're going to enjoy this non-fiction novella. Don't hesitate to vote (by hitting that star button) or comment. ****** This publication may not be reproduced, stored, or transmitted in any form or by any means without the expressed written consent of the author L. A. Rivera.

1558. Elizabeth, the last of King Henry's heirs, is a traitor's daughter. Now, she is England's last hope. After five gruesome years, Bloody Mary is on her deathbed. She lives her sister Elizabeth a daunting inheritance: the throne of England. The bishops will not anoint a heretic. A foreign queen plots for the throne. And Englishmen and foreigners alike are starting to notice Elizabeth's growing infatuation for a man who spent his youth in a traitor's cell. And the people demand a prince to fill the empty throne by Elizabeth's side: a husband that may wrest away every morsel of her power. Tides are turning in England, and no one is safe. Not even the queen.

1. If we remembered nothing will there be suffering? We won't have a past. Our thoughts would be clear. Our minds would be calmer. But somewhere its also despicable. Both need a balance. A poem to signify this importance and the dead memories. 2. Have you tried to ever understand the emotions of a living being which is incapable of expressing anything at all. Yes, I am talking about a tree. Read on and you'll find out. PC: insta acct, atomicomelette

"The Tudor Rose: A Thorn Among Thorns" delves into the tumultuous life of Mary I, Queen of England. More than just "Bloody Mary," she was a woman caught between the legacy of her parents, Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon, and the treacherous currents of religious and political upheaval. This story explores her struggles to claim her birthright, her desperate desire for love and an heir, and the weight of the crown that ultimately crushed her. Was she a religious fanatic, a pawn in a larger game, or a woman simply trying to survive in a brutal era? Amidst the thorns of betrayal, rebellion, and heartbreak, Mary's story is one of resilience, ambition, and the tragic cost of power.

In a world where AI and technology have taken over, Zack, once the face of a rebellion against automation, now finds himself trapped in the very chaos he helped create. After rising to power through manipulation and idealism, he becomes a symbol of both hope and despair. As the revolution spirals into violence and suffering, Zack grapples with guilt and disillusionment, all while remaining silent about the truth. In the end, a young child-the victim of his actions-becomes the unexpected force that brings his story to a tragic end, leaving Zack to wonder: What has the world come to? A gripping tale of power, betrayal, and the human cost of revolution.

What happens when Reid is confronted with his inner turmoil in the form of a trickster angel? Well, I don't know, because I got a sudden desire to start this and didn't question it. So don't take this too seriously. Or do lol Also I don't own these characters yeah

Maxwell, a teenager in a world of hurt, discovers that something greater is taking place than what meets the eye in his own homelife, school, and neighborhood. He and his new friends team up with a stranger to fix up the old Chapel building near his school. Along the way, Max is introduced to many concepts foreign to himself and his friends.

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Fear and uncertainty, this is what every DREAMER feels while we wait to find out what will happen to DACA. I urge you to read this letter and to hear my story. I urge you to stand by my fellow DREAMERS. I urge you to defend DACA.

A collection of protestant-christian poetry inspired by biblical tales. Offers fictional inspiration, religious struggle, and journeys of uncertainty.

The year is 1555, and Queen Mary is rooting out Protestants in the cruelest of ways in order to have her Catholic England. With danger dogging their footsteps, and the possibility they'd be sent to the rack for charges of heresy, can these young believers survive?