In this collection of Cosmicist-Humanist "sermons" from the Church of Cosmic Indifference, Rev. Randolph Partain utilizes Lovecraftian Weird fiction to encourage readers to embrace their potential to create lives of purpose and meaning. With an irreverent, tongue-in-cheek approach to spirituality, these empowering lessons superimpose a Humanist lens onto the stories of H. P. Lovecraft, Clark Ashton Smith, Lin Carter, and other authors who created Cthulhu lore. The chapters have been adapted and updated from material originally released on the Cosmic Indifference Podcast, which has been called "a strongly loving perspective, expressed with clear and reasonable words." As one listener commented, "This is so completely against what Lovecraft intended his work to say, and I am ecstatic that someone has entirely reversed the original message." With a blend of insight, humor, and optimism, Rev. Randolph connects Humanist ideals with Lovecraftian fiction, engaging fans of the Cthulhu Mythos as well as readers who have yet to tumble down that peculiar rabbit hole.
The Gift of Discernment: How to Use God’s Discerning Power and Experience a Happy Life God calls, and reveals mysteries each new day. Do you see and hear Him? As we are nearing the close of this earth's history, the distractions of this world become more intense that make it so hard to distinguish the truth from errors. Consider this: When you look at the earth, you see an expression of God's love. You see God's creativity, His Design, His Mind, and automatically, you see His Character. He spoke it, and manifested the earth. Before, there was nothing! Then, He spoke, and the earth was created. So, we are walking on His expression, manifested into a solid thing we live on. What a beautiful sight! But not everyone will see this, and be ready to receive Him. When Adam and Eve disobeyed God, they almost lost everything they had, including access to the tree of life. One of those is the discerning power of God. This book, The Gift of Discernment: How to Use God's Discer...
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