Explores the interplay of social forms, technological advances, and creative achievements that gave rise to various building types in the Victorian age
Roger Dixon Books
Winters' Alternative
- 474 pages
- 17 hours of reading
In a future marked by an overburdened prison system, an ex-inmate turned PhD, John Winters, proposes a radical solution to the high incarceration rates in the U.S. His innovative plan involves relocating prisoners to isolated government land, providing them with autonomy, training, and the choice to thrive or resist. However, this initiative faces fierce opposition from powerful drug cartels and organized crime, willing to resort to violence to protect their interests. The narrative explores the diverse paths of inmates adapting to their new reality while navigating external threats.
Appropriation: Learning to Recieve from God: Learning to Receive from God
- 202 pages
- 8 hours of reading
The book explores a transformative shift towards an active faith in experiencing the kingdom of God. It emphasizes moving from a passive stance to an aggressive approach, where believers are encouraged to actively claim the provisions God has made available. By shifting focus from the temporal to the eternal realm, readers are taught that they can fully engage with God's blessings in the present. The concept of "violent faith" is presented not as physical aggression but as a spiritual determination to seize what is rightfully theirs in Christ.