books by Coachwhip Publications     books:       Paley's Natural Theology3 reviews William Paley Coachwhip Publications, 2005 Classic of Science & Religion Paley's argument for a designer is relevant to any historical discussion on the origins debate. The Coachwhip Publications 2005 reprint edition (ISBN 1930585217) is inexpensive and contains an additional bibliography of more recent teleological arguments.             The Compleat Angler, or the Contemplative Man's Recreation9 reviews Izaak Walton, Charles Cotton Coachwhip Publications, 2005 How The "Brotherhood of the Angle" Invites a Trout to Dinner Three hundred fifty years ago Izaak Walton wrote of the curious blend of inner peace and giddy excitement which the amateur naturalist finds at streamside. He invites us to stroll with him through the countryside, discussing the mythology, superstition, and the science of England's aquatic fauna. It is an unrushed journey, though we often arise at sunrise, and the author introduces us to many of ...             The Hunt: A Christian Hunter's Encouragement for Sharing the Gospel1 review Brett Markey Coachwhip Publications, 2006 Awesome read/great biblical connections This book is an awesome,easy and humor filled read. The author clearly connects his hunting and real life experiences to biblical passages, providing meaningful inspiration! A must read for the hunter in your family             From Addict to Disciple1 review David L. Hain Coachwhip Publications, 2005 From Addict to Disciple I feel the author is a true example of how we can show others God's love. He shares his joys and tragedies in working with those caught in substance abuse. This book is not only for those who suffer from addiction, but also for the friends and family of that person who wish to truly help the addict become a disciple of Christ. It is a book that is easy to read with small chapters that include ...             The Rational Creation1 review James Brodie Coachwhip Publications, 2007 a classic 160 year old book The Rational Creation is a classic work originally first published in 1855. Although a century and a half old, the book still provides much insight into the origins controversy that is still raging today. I was surprised at the many arguments that Brodie employed that are not often used today, but could be, in this preDarwin work. Brodie covers the body and mental constitution of mankind with ...             Missionaries And Monsters7 reviews William J. Gibbons Coachwhip Publications, 2006 Widen your Worldview - if you dare! Excellent and enjoyable book. The reports of mystery creatures are amazing. Factual, well researched and believable, it shows there is so much being missed by the mainstream scientists we entrust to show us the more obscure fauna of our world. William J Gibbons has done a thorough job and I look forward to learning more about his discoveries in the future.             Cryptozoology: Science & Speculation6 reviews Chad Arment Coachwhip Publications, 2004 Arment publishes a truly classic cryptozoological tome. Rarely has there been a more critical yet constructive look at cryptozoology, its definition, methodology and direction. Chad Arment has written a most intelligent and noteworthy tome which honestly faces some of the dilemmas that plague cryptozoology and finds means to honestly correct and address them. Comprising two parts, science and speculation, the first part is immensely enlightening. This ...             American Spiders and their Spinningwork, Book 1: Text and Figures (American Spiders and Their Spinningwork)1 review Henry C. McCook Coachwhip Publications, 2006 Another exceptional spider book! Where has this book been all my 40 years of studying spiders. I am enjoying it thoroughly. Would liked to have had it when I first started to study spiders about the age of 12. Will recommend it to anyone with the slightest interest in American spiders.             That Little Game1 review Bert Link Coachwhip Publications, 2004 A great look at poker and classic cartoons! This book is a gem. For anyone interested in poker humor or classic cartoons, Bert Link's "That Little Game" is a rare find. The cartoons are all significantly cleaned up from their original state and look great. Highly recommended.             Nerds, etc.3 reviews Adam, M. Perry Coachwhip Publications, 2004 Smells like Teen Spirit This book takes you on a trip down memory lane, back to the days when acne and humiliation were abundant, nerds flourished, and social acceptance reigned. While those years were some of the times in our lives that we would rather not re-live, the book Nerds, Etc. makes you forget all that negative nostalgia and causes you to find yourself in a state of hysterical laughing and pants wetting! Buy ...             About Time: The Forerunners of Time Travel and Temporal Anomalies in Science Fiction and Fantasy Coachwhip Publications, 2008 This anthology collects early fifteen stories (1819-1916) that demonstrate time travel, time shifts, and other temporal tampering before the "golden age" of science fiction took time travel stories to heart. Stories include the well-known and sometimes overlooked: Rip Van Winkle, Peter Rugg, Missing One's Coach, A Christmas Carol, A Tale of the Ragged Mountains (Poe), The Clock that Went Backward, An Uncommon Sort of Spectre (Mitchell), Newton's ...             Cryptozoology and the Investigation of Lesser-Known Mystery Animals2 reviews Coachwhip Publications, 2006 Great addition to the cryptozoology library I have a lot of books on this subject. It's always great to come across one that contains new or previously unheard of material. A good book to add to the collection.             Blue Tiger1 review Coachwhip Publications, 2007 a rare book by a childhood friend of mine I am amazed and pleased this book is back in print. As a child our neighbors the Caldwell family, including my mom's best friend, were an impressive group of ex missionaries, scholars and writers, of whom the patron was the 80 year old Harry Caldwell. He had been a lifelong naturalist (over 100,000 exhibits in the Smithsonian, birds nests, eggs, wild animals, etc...), tiger hunter, world ...             American Spiders and their Spinningwork, Book 2: Color Plates (American Spiders and Their Spinningwork) Henry C. McCook Coachwhip Publications, 2006 The Rev. Henry C. McCook spent years researching and writing his 3 volume set, American Spiders and their Spinningwork. The three volumes were originally self-published in 1889, 1890, and 1894, under the auspices of the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia (where McCook was vice-president). Primarily covering the orb-weaving spiders, there is plenty of material on jumping spiders, wandering spiders, trapdoor spiders, and other ...             The Historical Bigfoot3 reviews Chad Arment Coachwhip Publications, 2006 Mysteries Magazine review Chad Arment's third book on cryptozoology is the result of prodigious archival research on unknown primate reports filed from 41 states and six Canadian provinces between 1785 and 1946. The book effectively disproves the claim that Bigfoot was "invented" by a Bluff Creek, CA, hoaxer in 1958 or by a mercenary cameraman in 1967. If The Historical Bigfoot achieved that goal alone, it would be worth ...             Lincoln's Own Stories1 review Coachwhip Publications, 2007 Presidential Folklore The Coachwhip Publications edition (ISBN 193058542X - just copy and paste that number into the Amazon search bar - the edition might not show up otherwise, in search results) is an inexpensive reprint of this charming collecting of folkstories told about and by President Abraham Lincoln. This could make a good first introduction for younger children to American history, giving a little insight ...             Beasts from the Past: Classic Stories of Cryptozoology and Prehistoric Survivors, ... Coachwhip Publications, 2007 Fifteen stories of cryptozoological creatures from the past, surviving in remote corners of the modern world: living dinosaurs, mammoths in the Far North, giant flightless birds, and more. Authors include Arthur Conan Doyle, Rudyard Kipling, H. G. Wells, Jack London, among others.             Bertram Mitford's The Sign of the Spider Bertram Mitford Coachwhip Publications, 2006 Boy meets girl. Boy leaves girl. Boy meets another girl. Boy meets big freaking spider-creature. The Sign of the Spider is a classic British adventure novel, first published in 1896. Bertram Mitford takes the genre of imperialistic adventure stories and turns it on its head, creating an anti-hero as protagonist and weaving throughout the story a deliberate look at racial attitudes and cultural differences within colonial-period Africa. ...             Barnum's Humbugs of the World Coachwhip Publications, 2007 P. T. Barnum's insightful review of humbugs, scams, deceits (and self-deceits) in culture, economics, entertainment, religion, medicine, and more.             Archaeology and False Antiquities Robert Munro Coachwhip Publications, 2008 Robert Munro's classic work on archaeological forgeries and misidentifications continues to offer insight into evaluating unusual artifacts. It focuses on alleged discoveries in Great Britain, but includes discussion of artifacts from continental Europe and North America (particularly the controversial Calaveras skull).              search for books american, anomalies, antiquities, archaeology, christian, classic, compleat, contemplative, creation, cryptozoology, disciple, encouragement, fiction, forerunners, historical, investigation, lesser-known, lincoln, missionaries, monsters, mystery, prehistoric, rational, recreation, speculation, spinningwork, stories, survivors, temporal, theology books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen book: How To Survive Y2k Chaos In The City - A Preparedness and Self-Reliance ... we recommend How The "Brotherhood of the Angle" Invites a Trout to Dinner leave a comment home  impressum - about us