Bøger af Bruce Wayne

Fear. Deception. Poverty. Death. Bruce Wayne tells the story about four generations of the Johnson family who find themselves trapped by the consequences of their bad financial decisions. Will a husband's desperate act lead them out of the Vicious Cycle?

In no small part, this is a history of the Party Rock Fire as told by a few creatures that lived through it. They live in a very special place called Cabin-Knot near the top of Shumont Mountain in the southeast corner of rural Buncombe County, North Carolina. The sights, sounds, smells, tastes, and touch of their homes are special. They almost lost their homes and more, but by the grace of God and the labors of many, they will live to tell many more adventures.Let's let them tell a little in their own words: "Our old home has changed," explained Brooster. "This morning when I looked down the creek, all of the bushes we used to hide in are gone. The ground is black. There are no berries anywhere for us to eat. I'm afraid we'll have to move to the other side of the mountain.""Oh, Brooster," said Jenny sadly. "I really don't want to move the kids from our woods, but we must find food!""We'll be alright. We still have our family. We'll find another meadow with lots of berries. Let's get started!" said Brooster."But Brooster!" called Chippy. "Will you come back to visit us?"

"God Eternal Life and the World according to Bruce" is a philosophical journey in the quest to find the real meaning of God. This book takes a sincere look at religion and the belief in God and eternal life and tries to understand, or explain how God might, or should be perceived, and how today's perception of God and eternal life might be flawed, or just plain incorrect. This book does not discount the reality of God, but questions how God should be viewed. This book is written in and with a firm belief that God is indeed real, and that life is indeed eternal, but man's perception's of God and eternal life are ambiguous, contradictory, and illogical. This book tries to point out where current spiritual philosophy might be flawed and tries to point out what might be a more logical, or correct way to view such things.