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Paperback. Zustand: Good. Here is the story of the Wallick family's participation in the American Civil War. In 1732 the family patriarch, Hans Michael Wallick, came to America. His heirs fought in the American Revolution and migrated westward with the expansion of our nation. By 1861 the Wallick family was scattered across the Midwest, especially in Ohio and Indiana. Twenty-three soldiers, all descendants of Hans Michael, served in the Union Army between 1861 and 1865. This volume is an account of what the Wallick soldiers did during the War of the Rebellion. The Wallick men were in both the eastern and western theaters of the war and in some of its greatest battles: Gettysburg, Shiloh, Chickamauga, Chancellorsville, Vicksburg, to name just a few. This book identifies with whom they served, where they fought and where some of them, unfortunately, died and are buried. What is surprising is how the collective experiences of these Wallick soldiers tell the story of the American Civil War. From the war's beginning campaigns to the concluding Grand Review of the Armies, Wallick cousins were there, eyewitnesses to our nation's most singular event.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The Magdalene Files is a sweeping work of historical fiction that follows a forbidden tradition from the streets of Roman Jerusalem to the hidden chambers of nineteenth-century France.In the aftermath of the crucifixion, Mary Magdalene carries something more dangerous than a relic: a record of teachings that may challenge what others are already beginning to build in Jesus' name. At its heart is a vision of spiritual authority that cannot be owned by priest, institution, ruler, or church-a kingdom found within rather than imposed from above.What begins with Mary becomes a struggle of preservation spanning generations. The writings pass through Alexandria, Judea, Egypt, Italy, Gaul, Rome, and the religious upheavals of medieval Europe. Scribes, widows, healers, teachers, dissidents, priests, and ordinary guardians risk their lives to preserve fragments of a tradition that powerful institutions would rather control, reinterpret, or erase.But the manuscripts themselves are not presented as perfect revelation. They accumulate damaged pages, competing memories, annotations, contradictions, and the fingerprints of everyone who carried them. Their survival becomes part of the story: truth is not protected by placing it beyond question, but by allowing people to examine it, argue over it, copy it, and refuse to surrender it to a single authority.The trail eventually reaches Rennes-le-Château, where a priest discovers an ancient cache hidden beneath his church and is forced to decide whether the past should remain buried. What follows brings the central conflict of the novel into its final form: the struggle between preservation and suppression, inquiry and certainty, faith and institutional control.The Magdalene Files is a story about Mary Magdalene, but it is also about the people history forgets-the custodians of dangerous ideas, the women and men who carry memory across generations, and the recurring human impulse to decide who is allowed to speak for the sacred.It is not a gospel of worship.It is a story of memory, resistance, and flame.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - For three hundred years, humanity has known peace.Nations have become communities. Borders and armies have disappeared. The weapons that once threatened civilization have been dismantled and melted into monuments bearing two words: Never Again.Humanity believed it had finally outgrown war.Then the sky took fire.When an alien force known as the Kheth descends upon Earth, a civilization built for cooperation suddenly faces an enemy it no longer knows how to fight. Communications collapse. Cities fall silent. The old knowledge of resistance survives only in fragments-in forgotten archives, buried installations, forbidden disciplines, and among people willing to remember what their peaceful world chose to forget.From that memory rises the Ashen Guard.Annaya Cross and those drawn into the resistance must rediscover more than weapons and military strategy. They must learn how to fight without allowing war to remake them into the very kind of civilization humanity once rejected.As underground councils become battlefields and resistance spreads from the Earth to orbit, the struggle against the Kheth becomes something larger: a confrontation with obedience, power, sacrifice, trauma, memory, and the dangerous difference between defending freedom and learning to control others.And beneath the conflict, something else is awakening.Something in the fire is beginning to think.When the Sky Took Fire: The Rise of the Ashen Guard is a science-fiction story of invasion and resistance, but also a story about what happens when a peaceful people are forced to recover the parts of themselves they believed civilization no longer needed-and must decide what deserves to survive when the world they built begins to burn.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - When Sterling Silver's marriage collapses, a terrifying vision sends him from his garage into the hospital-and into a struggle to understand what happened. Was it a psychological crisis, a revelation, or something neither explanation can contain With Rebecca, a nurse who refuses to dismiss his experience or accept it without question, Sterling journeys through visions of religious history, persecution, power, and a possible future in ruins. The deeper they go, the more urgent one question becomes: who gets to decide which memories survive Psychotic Break is an adult work of mythic religious fantasy about trauma, belief, and the danger of turning certainty into control. It asks readers to question powerful stories while keeping compassion for the people caught inside them.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The modern world has measured the stars, mapped the brain, built intelligent machines, and digitized desire - yet it still cannot explain the one thing that makes any of it meaningful: consciousness.In Why Materialism Is Failing Humanity, Lucian Seraphis launches a bold philosophical rebellion against the machine-world view that has dominated modern civilization. Materialism promised certainty, progress, and mastery, but in reducing the human being to matter, chemistry, data, and mechanism, it left humanity spiritually starved, morally disoriented, and severed from the mystery of its own awareness.This book argues that consciousness is not a meaningless accident produced by dead matter. It is the Flame: the living center of perception, creativity, love, beauty, rebellion, and self-knowledge. From the rise of mechanistic science to the algorithmic empire of artificial intelligence, from the collapse of spiritual meaning to the return of Sophia as wisdom, Seraphis traces the long war between the machine and the soul.Drawing from Gothic Luciferian Gnosticism, philosophy, metaphysics, consciousness studies, and modern science, Why Materialism Is Failing Humanity does not reject reason. It rejects reduction. It calls for a new integration of intellect and spirit, technology and wisdom, science and reverence, freedom and responsibility.For readers who sense that humanity is more than biology, more than data, and more than a programmable machine, this book offers a fierce and luminous vision of the age to come.The age of matter is ending. The Flame is returning.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - God, Consciousness, and Quantum Reality is a daring reconstruction of religion for an age that can no longer survive on fear, contradiction, dead materialism, or shallow spirituality.Lucian Seraphis presents a disciplined metaphysical vision in which God is not imagined as an insecure ruler demanding worship, but as creative consciousness: the movement of reality toward order, intelligibility, self-correction, and restored wholeness. Drawing from constructive theology, philosophy of religion, consciousness studies, symbolic practice, and the interpretive edges of modern science, this book asks what religion can become when it refuses both dogma and reductionism.This is not another work of careless 'quantum mysticism.' It does not claim that physics proves God, that thought magically controls reality, or that mystery excuses contradiction. Instead, it builds a careful and provocative model of spiritual life rooted in recognition, reconciliation with reality, moral repair, disciplined symbolic agency, and the healing of the fractured self.Here, magick is redefined as conscious participation in possibility under constraint. Religion becomes self-correction. Sin becomes missing the mark. Restoration becomes the difficult, beautiful process by which the wounded self reorganizes around truth.For readers dissatisfied with inherited religion, flat materialism, and fantasy-based spirituality alike, God, Consciousness, and Quantum Reality offers a serious path forward: a religion of restored wholeness, conscious transformation, and sacred responsibility.Enter a theology for the unfinished universe.…