John Perry Books

War hero, Medal of Honor recipient, and subject of an Oscar-winning film, Sgt. Alvin York was the most famous soldier of his generation. But behind the honors and publicity was an uncompromising Christian patriot who suffered when his ideals were challenged by shifting views of faith, patriotism, and moral relativism. Untouched by German gunfire, York faced destruction from disease, disrespect, and the IRS. Sgt. York: His Life, Legend, and Legacy reveals the whole story of this great American figure based on original battlefield eyewitness reports, Hollywood archives, and interviews with York's family and friends. This new edition includes a message from York's ninety-year-old son, Andrew Jackson York.

Offering a creative approach to naming, this guide assists parents in discovering unique and trendy names for their children. It emphasizes individuality and style, ensuring that every choice reflects a modern flair.

This volume tackles the slippery subject of 'meaning'.

Features contributions of philosophers to the topic of personal identity. This book features the attempts by John Locke and Anthony Quinton to analyze personal identity in terms of memory, and also provides alternative perspectives to them. It includes an introduction that scrutinizes the approaches and vocabularies of the various authors.

Explains the principles of structured procrastination and provides tips and techniques to chronic procrastinators for developing an attitude of acceptance for their accomplishments while enjoying the time they waste.