Books with author Robert A Morris

"Grandma Ursu, Think Blue" does not preach; it does not frighten; it does not confuse. Instead, it provides a simple message that disarms children's fears and opens lines of communication among parents, teachers and children about the threat of terrorism. This may seem harsh and foreboding; but somehow it’s not. "Grandma Ursu, Think Blue" is a charming and enjoyable journey of a little girl who knows more than just how to improve the Department of Homeland Security's Terrorism Advisory System. You finish the book with a feeling that preparing children for the unimaginable is possible and necessary. It opens a door to prepare and guide children through a part of our society and world from which we are unable to shelter them. There is no universal message to help children cope with the threat of terrorism but fostering security and development requires open communication and preparation. "Grandma Ursu, Think Blue" is a story that says to your children it’s ok to ask questions and provides a platform for a topic that can be difficult to address. Recommended for children age 6 to 8.

In The Faith of a Seeker, the author draws upon his lifelong search for truth and understanding, trying to face squarely the difficult issues of faith and science and those raised by biblical criticism. After an introductory essay on seeking and the seeker, he turns to recent ideas and findings in cosmology and how they relate to biblical faith. He then devotes three full chapters to biological evolution and to the relation of humans to apes, taking the best books available on both sides of the issue and setting their arguments side by side. After finding what he feels is sufficient evidence for the biblical God, he then makes his own arguments for the being and nature of God, followed by a lengthy chapter on Jesus and a short one on the Holy Spirit, then a study of the Bible itself. The final chapters are: “The Supernatural”; “Our Human Condition”; “A Seeker’s Life of Faith”; “Concluding Remarks.”

How to Keep Your Kids Drug Free is a valuable resource for parents, pastors and teachers who want to go beyond the rhetoric of today's anti-drug program. Discover what the Bible says about the effects of drugs and learn to apply Scriptural solutions for protecting your family from one of society's greatest problems. Written by Dr. Robert Morey. "A brief but convincing argument from Scripture against the use of drugs. Also contains practical counsel advice for teachers, pastors and parents of drug abusers." - Christianity Today

Excerpt from The Wolf Hunters: A Story of the Buffalo PlainsThe work was hard and not without its dan gers. Storms were frequent, and often very se vere, and the Indians were bitterly opposed to the operations of these wolf hunters, who killed great numbers of buffalo for wolf baits, as well as elk, antelope, deer, and other smaller animals. On the other hand, in winter the Indians did not usually travel about very much.The following pages describe the adventures of Mr. Peck and two companions - all recently dis charged soldiers - during the winter of 1861 1862.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

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