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Explore the untold story of the early Church—from martyrdom to empire, crusades to colonization. Atrocities of the Early Church unveils the faith’s darkest chapters and its enduring light. Prepare to confront history, challenge dogma, and rediscover the raw power of the Gospel.

This work of writing attempts to make sense of the societal, the philosophical, and the existential predicaments that we all face as individuals or as a collective. I hope this may bring some closure, in the strange world we have been dropped into with no explanation.

Jesus Is Our GodChristian Spiritual Book About the Divinity of Jesus Based on the Bible

CHRISTIAN anthropology—an oxymoron, no? The author, a Christian and anthropologist (Harvard AB 1975 Social Relations; University of Rochester MA 1985, PhD 1995 Anthropology) thinks not. God as Lewis's "ultimate Fact"; Genesis prologue myth as epistemological charter; the witch as a man-made idol; who is King in the realm of value? Food for thought!

The book is mostly about ongoing lynchings in modern Kenya—their ethnography (they are, among other things, savage), their history (they mushroomed ca. 1991 to continuing high numbers), their documentation (by means of the linked Kenya Lynchings Database), USDOS country reports on human rights practices as a poor source of statistics on them (shame on all us Americans). The last addendum includes summaries of December 2025-January 2026 lynchings-related articles that bring to 3,459 the number of lynched persons reported about at least minimally by linked KLD materials. What may shock most readers, hopefully for the better, is how much worse a problem with ongoing lynchings at least several African countries have, numerically speaking, than the US has for its entire recorded lynchings history—e.g., 543 for Kenya for 2011 alone; 2,124 for South Africa for FY 2022/23 alone; a minimum of 11,140 for Uganda for numbers found available for twenty of the years 2001-2024; 16,962 for Tanzania for 1996-2015.

 It is a workbook on "shepherding" local fellowships in "Christian Education" and nurturing the Body of Christ toward maturity. It compares the first-century beliefs to today's church dogma. It reviews essential Systematic Theology on various doctrines, their origins, historical background, and their final inclusion into the modern-day church.

This is a workbook on nurturing young Christians converts. It shows fundamental doctrines, habits, and tutoring required for the newly-born believer. It is an in-depth review of the "second birth" process, growth habits, and the inevitable spiritual warfare. The text is inspired by writings from Jesse Penn-Lewis and Watchman Nee.