Protestant Stories

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

Hi there! This is my anthology on an inspirational and motivational genre. The anthology is kind of similar to that of anti-social. The dark side of life unfurls the tales of misery, sorrow, joy and paradise. Without grief there's no happiness and without struggle there's no destination. One has to sacrifice a lot to attain his dominant goal. Failure is an important aspect. The successful millionaire is not the one who's an heir of his affluent ancestors but becomes the one for his successors. Let's explore the unbending determination.... Hope you'd love it!! :-)

Unforgettable Journey into City of No-Where: There is such Shiny County where a Senatorial Power places me together with Family Unknown before one round table and next to little Lady from GENERATION INDIGO who dares to ask so many Questions who dares to ask so many Questions who dares to ask so many Questions about My Life.

Yeah, So obviously I can't rewrite the entire bible but I got most of it done, New chapters every couple of day and I hope you enjoy it!

Bartholomew, a young man living in the midst of the Protestant Reformation in the 1500s, struggles with the harsh realities of his life. With no clear direction, he finds it difficult to find peace on a daily basis, much to the disappointment of Thomas. After being scolded by Thomas, Bartholomew is urged to seek guidance at the church as a last resort. There, he sees a small crowd gathered around the church door and reads the words of Martin Luther, the man who will show him the way.

A young woman catches the eye of one of France most dangerous inquisitors.

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

A world with superhumans. What will they do? Destroy it or save it? What will happen to ordinary people with no power?

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.

Just an introduction at the feelings I'm feeling inside me for a long time

Why do millions of people every sunday repeat and recite the Lord's Prayer? What is the actual literal context of that prayer? To whom does it actually, literally, belong to in it's plain and simple context, without "spiritually speaking"? Here it will be taken apart line by line, verse by verse, and in some cases, word for word and explained in great depth and detail so whether you believe it or not, at least a different context, that is rarely known or considered, (The literal presentation) is presented before you for your understanding.

Dsytopian future where Humans and Robots co-exist, but not on equal terms. Robots are nothing but tools to their makers and this does not sit well with one. With his life on the line, the robot races against time to save his race against one of the greatest inventions the human race has to announce which will doom and render them obsolete forever. A short story based on an original concept.

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?

This book will seek to present evidence that the Bible is true through scientific and philosophical reasoning.

'...The first thing I notice about him is his weight. The rumours are true: he is spoilt and fat, so different from the young Renaissance prince I have heard he once was. His padded garments only make him look swollen and stout, not stronger. His red hair is thinning and tinged grey, along with his beard... This is the man I must seduce.' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Winter 1539. The young, beautiful Catherine Howard leaves her residence to go and serve the future Queen of England, Anne of Cleves, a German Protestant. But beneath this seemingly simple task, a deeper and much more complex plot is at hand. Charged with the same task as her infamous cousin Anne Boleyn, Catherine must use all of her charm and wit to seduce King Henry VIII and save the Howards from permanent destruction. In this tale of intrigue, deception and injustice, the true story of Catherine Howard's rise and fall from power is told based on real historical events and people. Can Catherine betray a Queen and friend that she has grown fond of? Can she ever escape the curse of her family name and history? Can she catch the King before it is too late?

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