For God and Country -Silence in the face of evil is itself evil: God will not hold us guiltless...not to speak is to speak; not to act is to act.- -Dietrich Bonhoeffer Warning: This book is not politically correct Friend, the mindless embrace of liberal ideology has been a form of cultural suicide. Need proof? Meet Barack Hussein Obama. He is not only a Muslim, he is a terrorist of the first order, the most dangerous man in the world. In fact, he may be the one who the Bible calls -the man of lawlessness- (2 Thess. 2:1-12). The Antichrist. Promoted and protected by the demonic media for the...
For God and Country -Silence in the face of evil is itself evil: God will not hold us guiltless...not to speak is to speak; not to act is to act.- -Di...
Here is a little book in the grand tradition of aphorism - subversive, biting, cheerful. The classic topics come alive again on these crisp pages: pride, happiness, divinity, death, love, friendship, art, politics. Honed to a razor edge, each short thought slices through convention, as the author invites the reader to ponder the folly of the human race -perhaps its most attractive characteristic.
A sampling
#8: The summit of style is to kill with a word.
#371: Flattery is the only reliable tyrannicide.
#225: In health, the body obeys the will; in...
Here is a little book in the grand tradition of aphorism - subversive, biting, cheerful. The classic topics come alive again on these crisp pages: pri...
An edition of Homer's Odyssey in ancient Greek, in which the verses do not have line numbers. The idea behind removing the numbers is to make the reading experience less artificial and thus more enjoyable. There is no critical apparatus or introduction, just the text of the Greek poem, printed in a highly readable font. This is not a reprint but a new setting of a text of 1919.
Une edition de l'Odyssee d'Homere en grec ancien, dans laquelle les vers ne sont pas numerotes. L'objet de cet enlevement est de rendre l'experience du lecteur moins artificiel et par consequent...
An edition of Homer's Odyssey in ancient Greek, in which the verses do not have line numbers. The idea behind removing the numbers is to make...
An edition of Homer's Iliad in ancient Greek, in which the verses do not have line numbers. The idea behind removing the numbers is to make the reading experience less artificial and thus more enjoyable. There is no critical apparatus or introduction, just the text of the Greek poem, printed in a highly readable font. This is not a reprint but a new setting of a text of 1920.
Une edition de l'Iliade d'Homere en grec ancien, dans laquelle les vers ne sont pas numerotes. L'objet de cet enlevement est de rendre l'experience du lecteur moins artificiel et par consequent plus...
An edition of Homer's Iliad in ancient Greek, in which the verses do not have line numbers. The idea behind removing the numbers is to make t...
