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2019-09-03 23:40

Özgür Ruh - Michael A. Singer TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Sola Unitas

Christianity and religion how do the two differ or are they the same? If a bottle of orange was labelled incorrectly, is it still orange in it? C.S. Lewis looks at things from fresh perspective and does not go into tunnel vision by simply accepting everything at face value, pondering deeply and considering alternatives he gives valid arguments and shows evidences and logical reasoning on what it means to be a Christian. Surely being a Pastor does not necessarily equate to being a spiritual man since the only two obstacles to that role is simply a certain amount of intellect and an ability to speak to a large congragation. Anyone with these two traits can succeed in this chosen career/job/calling. Diver's weights and heartfelt intentions, surely they are not the same?

2019-09-04 00:40

Piyano Metodu 1. Bölüm - Charles Ve Jacqueline TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Porte Müzik Eğitim Merkezi

Well, Heir Apparent. This book was a little grating at first, the humour was more eye-roll-y and was a bit boring. To be fair, I had read a book I'd ADORED right before this so part of my bored-ness with the beginning of this book is probably just because it paled in comparison. As well, I think it was a bit too vague on details on occasion, causing a bit of confusion as I was reading. To boot, the library copy I was ready was FILLED with typos, which is their fault not the books but anyway. (view spoiler) Four out of five because I liked it and stuff.

2019-09-04 01:40

Dörtöğe Felsefe Ve Bilim Tarihi Yazıları Hakemli Dergi Yıl:1 Sayı:1-Yavuz Unat TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Nobel Akademik Yayıncılık

Just read it now to wait for the 5th book of the series.. Write Kristen write!

2019-09-04 02:40

7. Sınıf Türkçe Soru Bankası - Koray Varol Yayınları (B) TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Koray Varol Akademi

I can add little to what others have said about the book. This is a book that everyone, particularly women, should read, a great treasure of British literature and a landmark in the development of the novel. May I also recommend an audio version--number 3 on Librivox, read by Elizabeth Klett. Even after reading the book many times, I found listening to it to be a real treat, and I heard things that I overlooked in reading.

2019-09-04 03:40

Başka Vakit Kalmadı TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Trend Kitap

I'm going to go with a four-star rating with this book, because, ultimately, once one gets past some of the annoying characters, there's a bunch of great stories in here. Like many others, apparently, on this site, I'm not a runner. I hate running. Or, at least, I hate distance running. I ran cross country for one year in high school and never got into it. I also ran the sprints during track season. I liked that (sprinting) much better and still do, even though I/my body wasn't made to sprint. Even so, this book made me want to go for a five minute run with my shoes off... so it's at least that good. The best parts for me were the chapters that were more educational. I liked learning about the Tarahumara and our evolution as a species and about the bushmen in Africa and about all these great runners from the past and how modern running shoes hamper our running style. There was a lot of good information presented. Most true sprinting spikes don't have much of a sole, so one is sort of forced to run as described as natural in the book. I always found this kind of running much more comfortable and I never had any injuries. Even in strength training, as I've gotten older, I've found that doing bodyweight calisthenics for strength (yes, plenty of BW exercises can increase strength substantially) have kept my joints much more health than the weights have. What I'm saying is that I think the human body has adapted toward certain purposes and many of our contemporary training methods run contrary to evolution and we pay for it in our health. I'm saying I buy what McDougall is selling. What rubbed me wrong about this book was some of the character sketches were annoying as hell. I found characters like Jenny and Billy incorrigible and had to struggle to get through the chapter that focused on these two. I'm sure they're probably great, nice, intelligent people, but the author made them seem like those people in college you always had to throw out of your apartment by hand. Caballo, Scott, the first "Bruja" in Leadville and Barefoot Ted were somewhat more tolerable, but even then, McDougall seemed so hell-bent on creating quirky characters that I felt as if he probably wasn't doing any of these people any justice. But, in the end, I agree with another commenter that I don't quite understand the hero-worship we lavish on individuals who are so unbalanced. Ultimately, who cares if these people give so much of their lives to running? I'm still waiting for someone to write a book about a well-rounded individual who can juggle all of the demands of contemporary life and still be sane. Or is it that this person doesn't exist, and so it's easier to write about quirky obsessives?

2019-09-04 04:40

Meşhurların Kitap Okuma Alışkanlıkları TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Çıra Yayınları

I really liked this book! Can't wait to read the other 2 in the series =)

2019-09-04 05:40

Marksist Ekoloji TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Kalkedon Yayıncılık

One of my favorite books.

2019-09-04 06:40

SMR E J6 - 6 m Jak/Jak Hazır Enstruman Kablosu TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: SMR

5 Exciting Stars!! I loved everything about this book!! Review to follow...

2019-09-04 07:40

Başka Bir Mutluluk Fikri TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Can Yayınları

Wow, if you're ever struggling to give up something bad for something better (who isn't)- this book is inspiring! It is full of beautiful imagery about coming closer to God and giving up things to know Him. I have to many favorite quotes to write, but here are a few of my favorite parts. St. Augustine was a bit of a sex-addict, from what I read, and he tried to give it up time and time again. He was coming closer to God from his studies, and he felt like two different people. He said, "I, no doubt, was on both sides, but I was more myself when I was on the side which I approved of for myself than when I was on the [other] side... I had come willingly where I now did not will to be." On procrastinating repentance: He wrestled with this and he said, "The pack of this world was a kind of pleasant weight upon me, as happens in sleep, and the thoughts in which I meditated on you [God] were like the efforts of someone who tries to get up but is so overcome with drowsiness that he sinks back again into sleep. Of course no one wants to sleep forever...we often put off the moment of shaking off sleep, and even though it is time to get up, we gladly take a little longer in bed...I could still find nothing at all to say except lazy words spoken half asleep: 'A minute,' 'just a minute,' 'just a little time longer.' But there was no limit to the minutes, and the time longer went a long way." So what got him to finally give it up? On the power of example, stories, and mentors: He heard the story of a very good man - Victorinus. He said, "I was on fire to be like him" and when his friend, Ponticianus, finished telling him these stories, Augustine said, "... you, Lord, while he was speaking, were turning me around so that I could see myself... you set me in front of my own face so that I could see how foul a sight I was... I had no where to to to escape from myself... in my own eyes I was stripped naked an my conscience cried out against me: 'Can you not hear me? These others, who have not been so worn out in the search and not been meditating the matter for ten years or more, have had the weight taken from their backs and have been given wings to fly.'" What gave him the strength to be like those men? On the power of scriptures: He turned to the scriptures (the words of Paul) and the first verse he read struck him. He said, "it was as though my heart was filled with a light of confidence and all the shadows of my doubt were swept away." Later he says, "How glad I was to give up the things I had been so afraid to lose!" And Later, "Now my mind was free..." On thinking we're so smart: Sometimes we think we know so much. A pretty cool book in Augustine's day was Aristotle's Ten Elements. He had heard it was a hard read and many people needed much help to understand it. He finally got a copy and read it himself. He found it very easy to understand. He was proud of himself and then he says, "I enjoyed these books and did not know the source of what ever in them was true and certain: For I had my back to the light and my face saw things in the light, but on my face itself no light fell." Later: "What good could my good abilities do me if I did not use them well?" "The proud cannot find you, however deep and curious their knowledge... they can see and eclipse of the sun long before it happens, but cannot see their own eclipse when it is actually taking place." On Plural Marriage: One of the things that kept St Augustine from believing in the Bible at first was that the plural marriage thing. After a while he realized something - I thought it was a really interesting way of viewing it... "I was ignorant of that true and inward goodness which makes its judgments not from convention but from the most right and undeviating law... by this law the customs of different times and places are formed as is right for those times and those places, while the law is the same always and everywhere" He then made some interesting comparisons to our lives, one of my favorites what this: "[We] can see in one man and one day and one household examples of different things being suited to different members, of one thing allowed at one time and not allowed an hour later, of of something permitted or commanded to be done in one corner which is forbidden under pain of punishment to be done in the next corner..." I thought that was an interesting way to look at it. On Education: "It is clear enough from this that free curiosity is a more powerful aid to learning... than a forced discipline." "No one can act well against his will, even if what he does happens to be good." I could go on and on with quotes - the book was packed full of them. This book gave me a great appreciation for the truths that I know to be true. Augustine worked so hard to find truth. I admire him a great deal.

2019-09-04 08:40

Üçüncü Dünya Sineması ve Batı - Roy Armes TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Doruk Yayınları

i've resolved to pick up a faster pace for the next two volumes. indeed.

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