Biographies

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Kevin Belmonte

A full-color, kid-friendly biography of the anti-slavery hero, William Wilberforce. Includes descriptions of his work on social issues, plus artists’ portraits of Wilberforce and photographs of historic sites throughout England.

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J.A. Carr

This fascinating biography, originally published in 1895, reveals intriguing details about Archbishop Ussher, compiler of the comprehensive Annals of the World.

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Frederick Nohl

Martin Luther grew up to live an adventuresome, often dangerous life as a man of God.

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Elisabeth D. Dodds

Often referred to as one of the most brilliant of all American theologians, this book gives us another look into the life of Jonathan Edwards as it reveals a more personal side through his marriage to Sarah Pierrepoint.

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Dr. Henry M. Morris

Most of the world’s greatest scientists were Christians and creationists who believed the book of Genesis.

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Dr. John Ashton

This powerful sequel to In Six Days presentsessays by over 40 scientists with Ph.D.’swho explore the linkage between scienceand faith, and what that means not only toindividuals, but to the entire planet as well.

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Dave Breese

Read how one man, Charles Darwin, and his theory of “origins,” has influenced the thinking of many and changed the course of history.

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