 | Psychiatrist Victor Frankl tells the story of the three years he spent as a prisoner in Nazi concentration camps, where he discovered that the will to find meaning in life motivates human existence. One of the 10 most influential books in the Library... |
 | Psychiatrist Victor Frankl tells the story of the three years he spent as a prisoner in Nazi concentration camps, where he discovered that the will to find meaning in life motivates human existence. One of the 10 most influential books in the Library... |
 | Called one of the most influential American evangelicals of the 20th century, Dr. Tozer explores the nature of God. A popular religious classic. |
 | On television, the kings of absurdist comedy gave logic a much-appreciated drubbing with Spam, dead parrots, and anything else they could get their grubby little hands on. Did anyone really think the world of cinema would get much of a reprieve?... |
 | This third volume in Michael Gurian's bestselling series of books about raising boys focuses on a program for controlling the aimless, often destructive impulses of boys and helping them direct their lives with goals, morality, and purpose. Gurian... |
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 | Popular blue-collar comedian Jeff Foxworthy breaks down the hilarious absurdities of the Southern dialect in his country version of the dictionary. |
 | The Monty Python collective explains it all in this episodic comedy that dares to take on the most "sacred" aspects of life--sex, food, politics and religion--and bring them hilariously down to earth. One of the many highlights is the "Every Sperm is... |
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