Marie Chapian

The Yugoslavians fought back to the German army. Their war cry was "Better grave than slave!" In the midst of living hell Jakob, Joseca & other believers clung to God and prayed for both friend & foe. Their enemies could burn their cities & towns but they could not destroy their souls or quench their indomitable spirits. Marie went to Yugoslavia & interviewed these people to learn how the Christian's faith was sustained thru those terrible years of war, famine & cold. This is their story.… (altro)

想一想,你會不會這樣對自己說--[我真是笨透了!][我完了!我沒有前途,成不了大器!][沒有人會愛我!][我煩死了,只好一直吃東西,可是不斷地長胖,令我更煩!]{我無法忍受....][我必須...][啊!我要死了!] 當心!你的[思想]影響你的[情緒].而[情緒]則左右你的[行為]。

再想一想,你會不會希望---[在今年之內減少十公斤.][不再亂發脾氣,得罪朋友,親戚,老闆...][成為有吸引力的人.][處事幹練,對未來充滿希望,天天快樂而自信]。

我們寫這本書是要幫你要回[快樂]的[合法權益],使你做自己[想做的人]。讀了這本書,你可以學到把[真理]放入我們的價值觀,人生觀,我們的需求,期望,道德,情感,以及對自己所說的話中,而不再受[情緒]的左右與欺騙。… (altro)

Originally published in 1975. Robert Sadler was born in 1911 in Anderson, South Carolina.
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I picked up a 1st edition hardcover (an orangish red book) on the clearance rack at Coscos while living in Bremerton, Washington, for just a couple of bucks back in 1997 or so. Perhaps one of the best books I've ever read. This is very well written. I cried throughout. I finally lent it out to “King James”, in 2010, a tree trimmer guy, and he never returned it. He ended up being creepy as shit. About two weeks after he was done working for us, he called me on a rainy day, while my husband was at work, and asked what I was doing. He was still laying in bed "listening to the rain". Creep!

Now, I see that book is worth upwards of $75.00 or more. I recommend this book to everyone.… (altro)