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    The Coming of Beth

    By Christopher Stone

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    It's the Summer of 2016, and Dr. Minnow Saint James's world is turned upside down by Beth, a disembodied book author who is channeling her book, On How to Be Human, through a psychic development teacher Minn has come to know. What's more, America's premier past life regression therapist is working with a Retro patient who is being harassed and haunted by a ghost. And did we mention, Minn is head over heels about Axel Olson, a movie star handsome children's books author he meets at a dinner party. And hanging over it all like the Sword of Damocles is the stomach-churning Spectre of a Trump Presidency.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMLR Press
    Release dateJun 4, 2018
    ISBN9781641221382
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    The Coming of Beth
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    Christopher Stone

    Christopher Stone, the lead author, earned a Master of Arts in biblical and theological studies. He also completed his Master of Divinity in great commission studies at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Contributing authors have advanced degrees in various subjects, including intercultural studies, applied linguistics, and TESOL. Together, the authors have more than twenty years of cross-cultural teaching experience and curriculum development in North America, Asia, North Africa, and the Middle East.

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