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6 reviews
Robertson McQuilkin

Authentic, 2002

Why Christians should engage in Foreign Missions.
Dr. McQuilkin make a strong case for American Christians to get beyond selfishness and on to obedience of Christ's marching orders for His Church. Christ gave us the Great Commission five times after His resurrection. What was His priority for us before He returned to heaven? He told us five time in different words. We should understand by this that we are to "Go and Tell." But where should ...

Errors and Omissions

16 reviews
Paul Goldstein

Anchor, 2007

Page Turner!
Errors and Omissions is an immensely enjoyable read. It builds into an engrossing page turner - the stay-up-too-late-at-night-to-read kind. Michael Seeley is a complicated and realistic character - very talented and deeply flawed. Seeley's client, a media conglomerate, is desperate, manipulative and dangerous. The book is very smartly plotted, and an unusual and entertaining mix of history ...

The Great Omission
Dallas Willard

Monarch Books, 2006

The Great Omission: Fulfilling Christ's Commission Completely

6 reviews
Steve Saint

Y W A M Pub, 2001

Overcoming Dependency
Steve Saint is the son of the martyred missionary, Nate Saint, who was killed by the Waodani Indians (formerly known as Aucas) of Ecuador in 1956 along with Jim Elliot, Roger Youderian, Ed McCully, and Pete Fleming. After his aunt, Rachel Saint, and Elisabeth Elliot successfully planted Christianity among the Waodani, Steve spent some of his childhood among these Indians who murdered his father, ...

The Great Omission: Reclaiming Jesus's Essential Teachings on Discipleship

19 reviews
Dallas Willard

HarperOne, 2006

An easy to understand anthology
This book is a collection of Dallas Willard's articles, lectures, and essays regarding the main idea expressed in his book THE DIVINE CONSPIRACY - that as Christians we should focus on being "disciples" or "apprentices" of Jesus, allowing God's grace to develop Christ's nature in our lives and internally transform us to bear fruits of holiness in response to our salvation. We do this by saying ...

Sins of Omission

2 reviews
Fern Michaels

Ivy Books, 1989

Wonderful Wonderful Wonderful!
What can I say about Sins of Omission but that it is truly wonderful along with Sins of the Flesh, both by Fern Michaels. What a great story. You laugh & cry but you don't put either down until read. A must have.

A Death in Brazil: A Book of Omissions

15 reviews
Peter Robb

Picador, 2004

Another heady, erudite mix from the incomparable Peter Robb
I'm a big fan of Peter Robb's Midnight in Sicily. About that masterpiece, The Economist called it "simply the best book in English about Italy." The author's latest work, A Death in Brazil, promised and delivered much of the same - a heady, erudite mix of Mr. Robb's skillful interspersing of equal parts history, political machinations, and personal travelogue. For good measure, like Midnight ...

The 9/11 Commission Report: Omissions And Distortions

72 reviews
David Ray Griffin

Olive Branch Press, 2004

The 9/11 Commission lied to you; PERIOD!
I will give you a taste of the book: 1 - The omission of evidence that at least six of the alleged hijackers---including Waleed al-Shehri, said by the Commission probably to have stabbed a flight attendant on Flight 11 before it crashed into the North Tower of the WTC---are still alive (19-20). 2 - The omission of evidence about Mohamed Atta---such as his reported fondness for alcohol, pork, ...

Sin of Omission

21 reviews
David Evans Katz

Koenisha Pubns, 2003

A must read!
I could not put the book down.. David Evans Katz created characters that I related to on an emotional level. His style of story telling is right up there with the best.. Spielberg should bring this novel to the big screen.

Acts and Omissions: 2

2 reviews
Nancy Kopp

Signet, 1994

Well paced and Entertaining
This is one of those enjoyable, entertaining books that one could finish in a day at the beach. The quick pace and involving, though a little predictable, plot make it fun read. Recommended!

The Great Omission: A Call to Restore 'Mission' to the Heart of the Local Church
Trevor Harris

Evangelical Press, 2005

The Great Omission

5 reviews
Robert Blair

CSS Publishing Company, 2007

"The Great Omission" by Robert Blair
I read this book from beginning to end and could not lay it down. The message is so true and the research that has gone into this book is amazing on Mr. Blair's part. He knows the Bible and he knows what is wrong in the world and churches today. Just keep to God's word and forget the extra's. Thank you Robert Blair for an imformative book that God himself would appreciate.

Sins Of Omission: The Jewish Community's Reaction To Domestic Violence

2 reviews
Carol Goodman Kaufman

Basic Books, 2003

It's about time
I thoroughly liked Sins of Omission, and am grateful to Goodman Kaufman for having so articulately, fully, and acutely written about domestic abuse. As I titled this review, I will say again how it is about time that someone wrote about domestic abuse in the jewish community. The author's suggestions for what to do in the future are what really inspired me - there is hope, there are options, ...

From Topic Boundaries to Omission: New Research on Interpretation (Studies in Interpretation Series, Vol. 1)

Gallaudet University Press, 2003

This new collection examines several facets of signed language interpreting. Claudia Angelelli's study confirms that conference, courtroom, and medical interpretation can no longer be seen as a two-party conversation with an "invisible" interpreter, but as a three-party conversation in which the interpreter plays an active role. Laura M. Sanheim defines different turn-taking elements in a medical setting as two overlapping conversations, one ...

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