Books from Fifth Estate
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Polygamy: Polygyny, Polyandry, and Polyamory
By Sarah Young, Daniel Young, Kate YoungPolyamory: Group marriage, where the family unit consists of multiple husbands and multiple wives, is specifically called polyamory. This book will look at polygamy, its forms, functions, history, logistics, strengths and pitfalls.
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The Warrior's Handbook: A Volume Containing - Warrior's Heart Revealed, The Art of War, The Sayings of Wutzu, Tao Te...
By Joseph LumpkinThe Warrior's Handbook - A Volume Containing: Warrior's Heart Revealed, The Art of War, The Sayings of Wutzu, Tao Te Ching, The Book of Five Rings, Behold, The Second Horseman: Quotes on War -
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Shadows of Things to Come: The Theological Implications of Intelligent Life on Other Worlds
By Cynthia Anne Miller SmithIn this book, we examine God and Christianity beyond the confines of this small planet.
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The Heresy of a Curious Mind: Exposing Religion to Reveal God
By Joseph LumpkinThe extreme to which the church has gone in order to protect and justify its various decisions regarding points of faith is fascinating, but tends to obscure the truth.
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The Encyclopedia of Lost and Rejected Scriptures: The Pseudepigrapha and Apocrypha
By Joseph B. Lumpkin"The major books of the Pseudepigrapha and apocrypha in one volume"--Page 4 of cover.
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The History of Religion and the Evolution of the Christian God
By Joseph LumpkinIt is impossible to discuss the history of the Christian God without going back to a time before there were Jews or Christians.
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Silas Marner in Modern Language
Silas Marner, a weaver, had been betrayed by his best friend and the woman Marner loved. He sought refuge in a new community and turned his affections from human beings to the accumulation of gold.
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The Enneagram: An Expanded and Improved View
By Joseph B. LumpkinLumpkin examines basic concepts of psychology with a focus on those ideas of Carl Jung, whose teachings greatly influenced the founders of the Enneagram of today.
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The Prodigal Church: Rescuing Spirituality from Religion
By Joseph B. LumpkinIn the beginning the church was a fellowship of men and women centering on the living Christ.