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I have written a book that has been recently published. Info below: J. Robert (Bob) Ewbank’s book “John Wesley, Natural Man, and the ‘Isms’ has been published. The ‘Isms’ are Heathenism, Judaism, Deism, Roman Catholicism, Quakerism, and Mysticism. The questions being answered are: how does each of them differ from John Wesley’s idea of True Christianity, and what are the prospects for those ho… Read moreI have written a book that has been recently published. Info below:
J. Robert (Bob) Ewbank’s book “John Wesley, Natural Man, and the ‘Isms’ has been published. The ‘Isms’ are Heathenism, Judaism, Deism, Roman Catholicism, Quakerism, and Mysticism. The questions being answered are: how does each of them differ from John Wesley’s idea of True Christianity, and what are the prospects for those holding these views being saved.
Written for the layperson as well as the scholar, there is a Study Guide in the back of the book to help individual or group study. The Guide has questions in the front, which are answered later in the Guide.
Bob has a B.A. from Baker University in Baldwin, Kansas and an M.A. from Garrett-Evangelical. He is currently Lay Leader of St. Mark UMC, in Mobile, AL.
Bishop Rueben P. Job of the United Methodist Church has written some kind words on the back cover.
Sam Royappa District Superintendent of the Coulee District in Wisconsin has recommended this book to his clergy and laity. A review of the book has also been published in the October 15, 2009 copy of The Laity Link which is the newsletter of the Alabama-West Florida Conference Board of Laity.
The book is being used by one local Sunday School, divided into 14 sessions.
To find the book go on the internet to:
1. www.wipfandstock.com (Wipf and Stock) For your information, the book is $23.00 at bookstores, but at the web site it is only $18.40
2. The book is now available at Cokesbury, Barnes and Noble, Books-a-Million, WJE at Yale (The Jonathan Edwards Center), Kalahari.net, Paddyfield.com,www.deepershopping.com, Booktopia, abdbooksellers.com; Christianbooksbibles.com, IBS.it, Webster.it, Bibleknowledgebookstore.com, Angus & Robertson.com.au, JabezChristianStore.com, Boonbridgebooks.com, Alibris.com, Infibeam, and Amazon.com among others.
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This is a good book by Dr. Gary D. McKay. It was well worth reading. The main chatacter is a sheriff, but there are many other characters which are fleshed out and an integral part of the book. He does a good job with the characters and the plot. No need to retell the story, but any mystery fan will like this book.
J. Robert Ewbank author "John Wesley, Natural Man, and the 'Isms'"
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This book by Jaffe is an interesting read. It is a story a two cousins and what happens to them over the period of a few years. Normally they watch out for one another. However on the biggest score that one of them makes, does the other cousin really watch out for him or is more involved than that? The one cousin is a numbers man and runs his numbers on the local high schools. He is able to work both sides of many streets. That's enought of the story. I liked this book.
J. Robert Ewbank author "John Wesley, Natural Man, and the 'Isms'"
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This book by Laurie R. King is about Sherlock Holmes and his wife of a couple of years and the mystery involving a son which he just learns about. The son has a family, at least a wife and child. The wife is murdered and the son is sought for the murder. At the same time Holmes has a hive of bees that disappeared and he is trying to find out what happened to them. It is a good story as those familiar with King's work on Holmes. I enjoyed reading this book and will read others by this author.
J. Robert Ewbank author "John Wesley, Natural Man, and the 'Isms'"
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