James Brown

THE WHEEL ALWAYS TURNS

• Broschiertes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

James has a story to tell - and what a story. If you have ever worked in a casino - read on, if you've ever gambled in a casino - read on, or if you'd just like to read about a life of adventure and mayhem starting in 1960's Glasgow (and James is still involved in casinos) - then this is the story for you... You won't regret it! When a family friend offers a young working class lad in Scotland the chance to work in a local casino little does he know the life of adventure which is about to begin. The author describes in tremendous detail the working life of a casino and the antics and scrapes of life outside work - whether he is in GLASGOW, LONDON, NIGERIA, IRAN, YUGOSLAVIA, GREECE, EGYPT OR OTHER EXOTIC LOCATIONS.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Lulu.com
• Seitenzahl: 398
• Erscheinungstermin: 13. Oktober 2014
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 23mm
• Gewicht: 644g
• ISBN-13: 9781326046989
• ISBN-10: 1326046985
• Artikelnr.: 41751499

Autorenporträt

James Brown's rigorous approach to faith and science delivers a breakthrough in our understanding of the Bible. His book Three Proofs of God presents a literal and verifiable solution to an enigmatic prophecy found in the Book of Daniel. A career chemist, James applies a scientific approach to the Bible. This was shaped by a lifetime of seeking to answer the key question: "How can we really know?"The solution in Three Proofs of God to Daniel's prophecy, which foretold key events from the Nativity to Palm Sunday and beyond, is crafted to withstand the highest levels of critical scrutiny. Brown's solution has received positive feedback from theologians and laymen alike.James is also an active member of the American Scientific Affiliation and volunteers with Ratio Christi, a Christian apologetics group that engages university students in meaningful discussions about faith and reason. James' work appeals to Christians deeply invested in scripture as well as to open minded academics, scientists, and historians intrigued by the intersection of faith and evidence.