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In the arms of her lover Michael, Cin Craven has found satisfaction for her most primal longings, reaching heights of pleasure no mere human could ever imagine. She has also found a purpose for her unearthly powers. Cin is a member of The Righteous, a band of slayers that hunts down vampires who inflict evil upon the world. With Michael by her side, Cin's latest mission brings her face-to-face with Marrakesh, a beautiful, half-mad vampire queen charged with slaughtering humans. If she's found guilty, Marrakesh will pay with her life. But Cin is convinced that someone —or something—far more ruthless is trying to steal the queen's throne.. It's a mission that will pit Michael and Cin against each other for the first time, awakening their darkest instincts and testing their love like never before... Jenna Maclaine's Grave Sins is a dazzling follow-up to Wages of Sin, which New York Times bestselling author Gena Showalter called "A wonderful blend of fantasy, romance, and intoxicating adventure, wickedly spiced with danger."
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The Book of Major Sins in Islam by IDP Research Division Pdf
Bear in mind that what you view in this world is either good or bad, clear or vague, a lust followed by sorrow or sins followed by gloom. Therefore, you have to reject a perishable joy or lust, a binding condemnity, an inevitable sorrow, and a grievous affliction. Judge yourself before being judged by Allah, the Lord of the Universe. Remember that the one who will be prosperous, is the one who washes away the filth of his sins by repentance while repentance is available, awakes and gets out from the place of sins to the fort of guidance before repentance and apology are of no avail. May Allah safeguard us with His sleepless eyes and keep us away from faults and sins for He is the All-Hearing, the Nearest. Contents of the Book: Introduction Definition of Major Sins 01 Ascribing Associates to Allah (Shirk) 02 Not Performing the Salaah 03 Not Paying the Zakaah 04 Not Fasting in Ramadan 05 Not Performing the Pilgrimage (Hajj) 06 Consumption of Haraam Property and Food 07 Consumption of Intoxicants 08 Engaging in Gambling 09 Engaging in Usuary (Riba) 10 Sorcery, Witch-Craft, Black Magic (Sihr) 11 Disbelieving in Destiny 12 Engaging in Theft 13 Disrespecting Parents 14 Severing Ties with Relatives 15 Killing a Human Being 16 Engaging in Picture-Making 17 Dragging the Hem of One's Garment out of Conceit 18 Adultery and Fornication (Zina) 19 Accusing a Woman of Adultery 20 The Pimp and One who Permits his Wife to Fornicate 21 Lying about Allah and the Messenger (S) 22 Wrongly Consuming an Orphan's Property 23 To Commit Suicide 24 To Speak Lies 25 Cursing Others and Being Cursed 26 Arrogance, Pride, Conceit, Vanity, Haughtiness 27 A Wife's Rebellion against Her Husband 28 Believing Fortune Tellers and Astrologers 29 Bribery 30 Bearing False Witness 31 Men Wearing Silk or Gold 32 Women Imitating Men and Vice Versa 33 Breaking One's Propmise or Pledge 34 Engaging in Sodomy 35 Showing Off in Good Work 36 Taking People's Property through Falsehood 37 Witholding Excess Water from Others 38 Causing Harm to Others 39 Arguing and Quarelling 40 The Tyrant and the Oppressor 41 Highway Men who Menace the Road 42 The Engulfing Oath 43 Fleeing from the Battlefield 44 Misappropriating Spoils of War or Muslim Funds 45 Collecting Taxes 46 The Dishonest Judge 47 Marrying Solely to Return to the Previous Husband 48 Not Freeing Oneself of All Traces of Urine 49 Breach of Faith 50 Spying and Talebearing 51 Loud Lamenting when Afflicted with an Adversity 52 Slaughtering in Other than Allah's Name 53 Excess Against Others 54 Feeling Secure from Allah's Devising 55 Disparaging the Companions of the Prophets (S) 56 Cheating in Measurement 57 Aqcuiring Sacred Knowledge for the Wrong Reasons 58 Bringing Loss to the Bequest 59 Reminding Recipients of One's Charity to Them 60 Desparing in Allah's Mercy and Losing Hope 61 Falsely Claiming that Someone is One's Father 62 Fleeing of the Slave Visit our eBook Store at: www.payhip.com/idpebooks Contact us at: [email protected]
The Mortal Sins of Homoeopathy - Effective Organisation of a Homoeopathic Therapy by Pal Dragos Pdf
A large number of homoeopathic prescriptions in Germany fail to have any effect, and in some cases they even cause harm. Anyone truly interested in homoeopathy needs to be aware of the hitherto unknown or suppressed "mortal sins" of homoeopathy. Symptom-oriented treatments, unduly high potencies (megapotencies), etc., can be harmful to your health. The view that "homoeopathy can only do good, but never do harm" is a delusion. This book provides you with advice on how to take stock of your therapy and so become actively involved in the effective organisation of your homoeopathic treatment. This of course also goes for the homoeopathic treatment of cancer, AIDS, and ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder). The author, Pal Dragos (Dr./Med. Univ. Budapest, Dipl.Soz., M.A.), is the medical director of a private homoeopathic clinic in Munich.
Our Moral Life in Christ (College Edition) by Peter V. Armenio,Midwest Theological Forum Pdf
This college edition of Our Moral Life in Christ by Rev. Peter Armenio focuses on the Person and teachings of Christ and examines the moral life from that perspective. Christian morality is not only for "knowing," but also for "living." This is a practical manner in which the spirit of Christ is made manifest in the world, thus contributing to the improvement of society. Based on the Ten Commandments and the Beatitudes, Our Moral Life in Christ presents the teachings of the Magisterium on moral issues in modern society. Inspired by recent papal documents, especially the encyclical The Splendor of Truth, and the Catechism of the Catholic Church, this book provides the moral formation that will help the reader to become more Christlike in service of love and in the journey toward personal perfection as well as providing the foundation to pursue advanced theological studies.
The Study Quran by Seyyed Hossein Nasr,Caner K. Dagli,Maria Massi Dakake,Joseph E.B. Lumbard,Mohammed Rustom Pdf
An accessible and accurate translation of the Quran that offers a rigorous analysis of its theological, metaphysical, historical, and geographical teachings and backgrounds, and includes extensive study notes, special introductions by experts in the field, and is edited by a top modern Islamic scholar, respected in both the West and the Islamic world. Drawn from a wide range of traditional Islamic commentaries, including Sunni and Shia sources, and from legal, theological, and mystical texts, The Study Quran conveys the enduring spiritual power of the Quran and offers a thorough scholarly understanding of this holy text. Beautifully packaged with a rich, attractive two-color layout, this magnificent volume includes essays by 15 contributors, maps, useful notes and annotations in an easy-to-read two-column format, a timeline of historical events, and helpful indices. With The Study Quran, both scholars and lay readers can explore the deeper spiritual meaning of the Quran, examine the grammar of difficult sections, and explore legal and ritual teachings, ethics, theology, sacred history, and the importance of various passages in Muslim life. With an introduction by its general editor, Seyyed Hossein Nasr, here is a nearly 2,000-page, continuous discussion of the entire Quran that provides a comprehensive picture of how this sacred work has been read by Muslims for over 1,400 years.
WHAT DID WE BELIEVE TO RECEIVE THE REMISSION OF SINS? by Rev. Paul C. Jong Pdf
Table of Contents CHAPTER 9 1. Believe in Jesus Christ Who Came as Our God (Matthew 9:1-13) 2. Jesus Who Came to Save Us, the Spiritual Paralytics (Matthew 9:1-13) 3. Religious Faith vs. Faith in the Gospel Power of the Water and the Spirit (Matthew 9:1-17) 4. God’s Workers (Matthew 9:35-38) CHAPTER 10 1. The Power to Heal All Illnesses Is Found in the Gospel of the Water and the Spirit (Matthew 10:1-16) 2. Let Us Live as God’s Workers (Matthew 10:1-8) CHAPTER 11 1. John the Baptist Was Not a Failure (Matthew 11:1-14) CHAPTER 12 1. Jesus Said That He Desires Mercy and Not Sacrifice (Matthew 12:1-8) 2. Do You Want to Find out What the Blasphemy against the Holy Spirit Is? (Matthew 12:9-37) 3. The Unforgivable Sin and the Responsibility of the Born-Again (Matthew 12:31-32) 4. Where Does Satan Want to Dwell? (Matthew 12:43-50) CHAPTER 13 1. The Parable of the Four Kinds of Fields (Matthew 13:1-9) 2. You Have Been Allowed to Know the Mysteries of the Kingdom of Heaven (Matthew 13:10-23) 3. The Kingdom of Heaven Is Like a Man Who Sowed Good Seed in His Field (Matthew 13:24-30) 4. The Power of the Gospel of the Water and the Spirit (Matthew 13:31-43) 5. The Kingdom of Heaven Is Like Treasure Hidden in a Field (Matthew 13:44-46) 6. The Kingdom of Heaven Is Like a Dragnet That Was Cast into the Sea and Gathered Every Kind of Fish (Matthew 13:47-52) 7. Mary Is Assuredly Not Divine (Matthew 13:53-58) The Apostle Matthew is telling us that the Word of Jesus was spoken to everyone in this world, for he saw Jesus as the King of kings. Now, Christians throughout the world, who have just been born again by believing in the gospel of the water and the Spirit that we are spreading, are indeed yearning to feed on the bread of life. But it is difficult for them to have fellowship with us in the true gospel, for they are all far away from us. Therefore, to meet the spiritual needs of these people of Jesus Christ, the King of kings, the sermons in this book have been prepared as new bread of life for them to nourish their spiritual growth. The author proclaims that those who have received the remission of their sins by believing in the Word of Jesus Christ, the King of kings, must feed on His pure Word in order to defend their faith and sustain their spiritual lives. This book will provide the real spiritual bread of life to all of you who have become the royal people of the King by faith. Through His Church and servants, God will continue to provide you with this bread of life. May God's blessings be on all of you who have been born again of water and the Spirit, who desire to have true spiritual fellowship with us in Jesus Christ. The New Life Mission https://www.bjnewlife.org
What it means to be a man or a woman is questioned today like never before. While traditional gender roles have been eroding for decades, now the very categories of male and female are being discarded with reckless abandon. How does one act like a gentleman in such confusing times? The Catholic Gentleman is a solid and practical guide to virtuous manhood. It turns to the timeless wisdom of the Catholic Church to answer the important questions men are currently asking. In short, easy- to-read chapters, the author offers pithy insights on a variety of topics, including • How to know you are an authentic man • Why our bodies matter • The value of tradition • The purpose of courtesy • What real holiness is and how to achieve it • How to deal with failure in the spiritual life
Heretics, Who Followed the Sins of Jeroboam (II) by Rev. Paul C. Jong Pdf
Table of Contents 1. Don’t You Know That Idolatry Is Heresy? (1 Kings 10:1-29) 2. God’s Curse on Heretics (1 Kings 15:25-34) 3. Today’s Heretics Who Are Like King Ahab (1 Kings 21:1-26) 4. There Are God’s Servants Still Remaining on This Earth (1 Kings 22:1-40) 5. Christians Must Now Turn around and Believe in the Gospel of the Water and the Spirit (1 Kings 22:51-53) 6. Who Are These Christian Leaders Seeking Only Mammon? (2 Kings 5:1-27) 7. By This Time Tomorrow, You Shall Know What True Salvation Is (2 Kings 7:1-20) 8. Who Are the False Prophets inside the Christianity of Today? (Matthew 7:15-27) 9. Let Us Lead to the Truth the Heretics Who Do Not Believe That Jesus Is the Christ! (1 John 5:1-12) 10. You Shall Not Kill the Lives of the Born-Again (Genesis 9:1-7) 11. What Should We Do to Avoid Worshipping Idols before God like Solomon the Idolater? (1 Kings 9:1-9) 12. There Are Mighty Hunters Who Aim at the Souls of Men (Genesis 10:1-14) 13. The Descendants of Ham, Mighty Soul-Hunters (Genesis 10:1-32) 14. The Lesson of the Tower of Babel (Genesis 11:1-9) 15. You Must Live out Your Faith with a Pure Faith Like Stone and Mortar (Genesis 11:1-9) In the Bible, the people of Israel claim to worship God, but ultimately, following Jeroboam, they were worshipping the golden calves. In fact, more than 2/3 of the history of Israelites was a history of having worshipped the golden calves, thinking them to be God. Ultimately, even now, they continue to go on living without realizing the fact that Jesus Christ, who has come by the gospel of the water and the Spirit, is their true Savior. In spite of it all, there are many Jews who are waiting for their Savior, even now. Then, how is the faith of you who claim to be taking part in Christianity in this New Testament Era? Do you currently believe in and follow God with a proper understanding of Him? If not, aren't you perhaps worshipping golden calves with a misapprehension of them as God? If you are like that, then you must become aware of the fact that you are worshipping an idol before God like the people of Israel. Then, you must revert back and meet the Lord who has come by the gospel of the water and the Spirit. I am sure that you will be able to believe in the gospel Truth when you truly realize before God what the Truth of the salvation in the gospel of the water and the Spirit is, won't you? I wish to testify before you the true faith and the Truth under the title, "Heretics, Who Followers the sins of Jeroboam." By all means, I hope you will be a person of the same faith as that of mine. The New Life Mission https://www.bjnewlife.org
Bread from Heaven by Bernhard Blankenhorn,Blankenhorn Op Bernhard Pdf
Bread from Heaven offers a contemporary theological synthesis on the Eucharist that brings together classical and critical biblical exegesis, debates on the early history of the Christian liturgy, patristic doctrine, the teachings offered by the Councils of Florence, Trent and Vatican II, and the Church’s lex orandi, all within a framework provided by the Eucharistic theology of Thomas Aquinas. The volume begins with Christ’s Bread of Life discourse in John 6, in light of the Old Testament theme of the manna, and the Synoptic accounts of the Last Supper. These biblical texts offer solid foundation for a theology of Eucharistic sacrifice, presence and Communion. It then continues with a historical and systematic study of the institution of the Eucharist by Christ, with special attention given to the emergence of the first Eucharistic prayers. Then follows a survey of key Christological and ecclesiological themes which undergird Eucharistic theology. The chapters on Eucharistic sacrifice and presence form the heart of the work. Here, the focus moves to key conciliar, patristic and Thomistic insights on these themes. Bread from Heaven clarifies misunderstandings of Eucharistic sacrifice and renders transubstantiation accessible to beginners. Blankenhorn concludes with a study of the consecration, the minister of the Eucharist and the fruits of communion. The chapter on the debate over the words of institution and the epiclesis gives a fresh perspective that integrates both eastern and western tradition. The study of the Eucharistic celebrant strikes a balance between a spirituality of the priest as acting in persona Christi and of the priest as praying in persona ecclesiae. The concluding chapter centers on the Eucharist’s unitive, mystical fruits in the Church. This textbook is ideal for an advanced undergraduate or graduate course on Eucharistic theology. It also seeks to advance the debate on several controversial historical and speculative issues in sacramental theology.
Refutation of Yasir Qadhi Grave Worship Blunder by Imam Karim Abu Zaid Pdf
A layman Muslim asked Yasir Qadhi: “What is the ruling on invoking the engraved saints (Awlyia)?” Yasir Qadhi answered him publicly, saying, “…The second opinion is the opinion that invoking the saints (Awliya)… it is Haram (Unlawful), and it is evil, and evil innovation, a religions innovation, a Bid’ah, and it is a steppingstone to Shirk (Polytheism). It is opening the doors to Shirk (Polytheism). But it is not Shirk(Polytheism) in and of itself unless that action is accompanied by a belief that you are calling out to a god. I myself am an advocate of this second position.” Yasir Qadhi’s answer is false, baseless, misleading, deceitful, tricky, and dishonest. However, the worst thing about his answer is the sad reality that as a graduate of the Islamic University of Madinah, he was matching the argument to justify idol worship like the pagan Arabs did during the Prophet’s (s.a.w) time. The Pagan Arabs justified their idol worship saying, "We believe that Allah is the Creator, the Controller, the Provider, the Sustainer, the Giver of life and death, and the Source of every blessing." Regardless, Allah (s.w.t) still classified them as Polytheists (Mushrikun) in the Quran, and the Prophet (s.a.w) challenged them on all fronts till they gave it up. I want to ask Yasir Qadhi: "What is the difference between the pagan Arabs at the Prophet's (s.a.w) time and today's grave worshipers?" First, let me point out two major similarities:- The pagan Arabs acknowledged Allah's (s.w.t) Lordship (Rububiyyah). Today's grave worshipers also acknowledge that Allah (s.w.t) can do things that their engraved saints (Awliya) cannot do. Yet, despite their acknowledgments, they both denied Allah's (s.w.t) right to be worshiped alone (Uluhiyyiah). They both directed their worship to the engraved like the pagan Arabs directed their worship to the idols. The pagan Arabs believed that their idols have status and gained Allah's (s.w.t) honor and respect. Hence, they appointed them as Intermediaries (Wasilah), and they used to ask Allah (s.w.t) through them. Similarly, today's grave worshipers believe that the engraved saints (Awliya) have status, honor, and respect with Allah (s.w.t). Hence, they appoint them as Intermediaries (Wasilah), and they invoke Allah (s.w.t) through them as well. However, there are two major differences between the pagan Arabs of the Prophet's (s.a.w) time and today's grave worshipers: When a pagan Arab experienced severe hardship, calamity, or distress, or while making his urgent appeal (Istighathah), he called upon Allah (s.w.t) and ultimately abandoned his idols. However, when today's grave worshiper is distressed and in dire need of help, he directs his urgent appeals (Istighathah) to his saint, the engraved, the dead, and calls upon their so-called “Supreme Helpers” (Al-Ghawth Al-Azam). The second is, that I regard a pagan Arab as a Polytheist (Mushrik), but I cannot do the same to my Muslim brother, the grave worshiper, since he utters the Universal Declaration of Faith (Lā ilāha illa Allāh). I can only do that after establishing the evidence and removed the obstacles. It is to verify that he is invoking the saints (Awliya) knowingly and with willful intention. I ask Allah (s.w.t) to make this work of benefit to Muslims including our brother Yasir Qadhi. May Allah (s.w.t) guide us all. Ameen. Imam Karim Abu Zaid
The Virtues of Holiness offers a road-map for navigating our everyday activities: work, family, leisure pursuits. It shows how we can reach the heights of Christian life in and through these activities. For many people this is unfamiliar territory, and the author has written this book just for them. Fr. Lorda offers his readers a daily spiritual plan and describes strategies for gaining the virtues needed for following Christ closely. The next steps are familiarity with the life of Christ and developing a deep interior relationship with Him. Although its path is challenging, The Virtues of Holiness leaves no doubt that the struggle to stay close to Christ lies within the reach of every Christian. The author draws on a wide range of Christian apologists from the Church Fathers to St. Thomas Aquinas, as well as the 16th century Spanish mystics, John of Avila, John of the Cross, and Teresa of Avila. The result is a book that is accessible to readers of all ages, and especially young believers.