Are We There Yet? - Mclean, John
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This is a nonreligious approach to Christianity. Stripped of philosophies and denominational doctrines, let us see what the Word of God says. Our loving Savior wants a relationship with us and has made a way for us to be with Him not as servants, but as family. It is much simpler than theologians and scholars often suggest. God is unfathomably deep and yet our approach to Him is remarkably simple. Church talk can be confusing to a new believer. Here I have laid out some of the fundamentals in an easy to learn manner. Real peace, real freedom, and real purpose can be found through our knowledge…mehr

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This is a nonreligious approach to Christianity. Stripped of philosophies and denominational doctrines, let us see what the Word of God says. Our loving Savior wants a relationship with us and has made a way for us to be with Him not as servants, but as family. It is much simpler than theologians and scholars often suggest. God is unfathomably deep and yet our approach to Him is remarkably simple. Church talk can be confusing to a new believer. Here I have laid out some of the fundamentals in an easy to learn manner. Real peace, real freedom, and real purpose can be found through our knowledge of what God actually says. I am not the authority, God is, and He shares what we need in His word.
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John McLean, a British-born Japanese-English translator and interpreter, is known as one of Japan's premier interpreters. In addition to his roles as a production editor, emcee, film festival talk-show host, and university associate professor in Hiroshima, his interpretation skills stand out. His diverse clientele includes top athletes like Simone Biles, Kohei Uchimura, and Ai Fukuhara, Japanese actors/models such as Nana Komatsu and Kentaro Sakaguchi, as well as dignitaries like Kazumi Matsui. He has also collaborated with major media outlets like NBC, CBC, and Al Jazeera. Apart from his interpreting expertise, his translation, subtitling, and editing projects with both well established and up-coming Japanese film directors at international film festivals, such as Berlin International Film Festival in collaboration with Japan's Agency for Cultural Affairs, demonstrate his significant impact on the Japanese film industry.