The Making of a Man
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The Making of a Man
By Richard ExleyJ . Wallace Hamilton , Where Now Is Thy God ? ( Old Tappan : Fleming H. Revell Company , 1969 ) , p . 47 . * Harry Emerson Fosdick , The Meaning of Prayer ( New York : Association Press , 1962 ) , p . 30 . CHAPTER 58 ' 1 John 5:14 .
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The Making of a Man
By William M. BakerMany works of historical writers and scientists are available today as antiques only. Hansebooks newly publishes these books and contributes to the preservation of literature which has become rare and historical knowledge for the future.
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The Making of a Man: How Men and Boys Honor God and Live with Integrity
By Tim BrownI believe this book will help bring out your true greatness as you read stories about Tim’s successes and struggles, and as you’re inspired by his commitment to integrity as well as the life principles and the faith that have carried ...
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The Making of a Man: True Manhood Lies in the Process
By Akai Jackson, Allan SobieThe authors present a process for helping men who struggle daily to find the true meaning of authentic manhood and define the building blocks for living a fulfulling life.
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The Making of a Man: Notes on Transsexuality
By Maxim FebruariThe Making of a Man explores this lacuna through a deeply personal meditation on a profoundly universal aspect of our identities.
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The Making Of A Man: A story of life, lessons and maturity
By Eric A Terry Sr.This guide will be a bestseller designed with everyone from Teens and Single individuals to long term couples in mind.
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The Making of a Man: Becoming a Man of Character in a World of Compromise
By Richard ExleyRevised and updated and now in paperback. A devotional for men to give guidance, encouragement, and reassurance to help them triumph over current day challenges.
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The Making of a Man: Reclaiming Masculinity and Manhood in the Light of Reason
By John AshfieldMaking sense of the issues of gender, masculinity and manhood has for decades been bedevilled by rigid gender ideology. This book bravely departs from the status quo and proposes a refreshingly different view.