William Elliott Livres

The first two sections of this book, Poems and Pretty and the Rascals, were written by the author in 1982 and 1983. The Humorous and the Melancholy was written in 2014. The other three works and the additional poems were all written in 2015. I started writing poems in 1982 because of panic attacks and because I wanted to reach out and touch someone, as the saying goes. This publishing effort, which is financed by me, is an additional effort to reach out to people. My poems are pretty poems, humorous poems, and spiritual poems primarily. The original work was compiled into booklets. The six booklets I compiled and had printed out, ten to fifteen poems to a booklet, were as follows: Poems, by William T. Elliott The Pretty and the Rascals, Poems by William T. Elliott The Humorous and the Melancholy, Poems by William T. Elliott A War of Love, Poems by William T. Elliott Peace, Poems by William T. Elliott Reverence, Poems by William T. Elliott Since he had completed the last set, Reverence, the author had finished six more poems, which are in the section Additional Poems.

With intrepid good spirits, author Bill Elliott interviews the world's foremost spiritual figures, acquainting us with their exuberant earthly charms as well as their insight and intelligence. Propelled since childhood by the untimely deaths of his parents, Elliott traveled the globe to meet with these luminaries and directly find out their answers to the fundamental questions of existence: What is life's purpose? What is God or Ultimate Reality? Why do people suffer? Does a part of us live on after death? The list of people he met is both diverse and impressive. Not only do they represent every major religious tradition, from Rober Schuller, Rabbi Harold Kushner, and Norman Vincent Peale to His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Jack Kornfield, but also an exciting variety of perspectives, from Ram Dass to Mother Teresa to psychologist B.F. Skinner.Time and again, the sages included here warmed to Elliott's heartfelt longing for meaning in the world. Their views are framed by Elliott's endearing voice, engaging and perceptive, and by his wonderfully warm sense of humor. Tying Rocks to Clouds is sometimes sad, often funny, and always filled with freshness and joy as it reveals wisdom collected from across the world.

In this thought-provoking work, William Elliot explores the foundations of biblical theology and defends them against the criticisms of his day. Even today, over a century after its publication, this book remains a valuable resource for anyone seeking to understand the principles of scriptural interpretation.

Focusing on outdoor adventures, this book explores various sports in Carolina, including devil-fishing, wild-cat hunting, and deer and bear hunting. It offers a vivid depiction of the region's natural environment and the thrill of these activities. As an unchanged reprint of the original 1867 edition, it preserves historical insights and captures the essence of 19th-century sporting culture in Carolina.

This reprint of the 1896 catalog from William Elliott & Sons features a comprehensive selection of flower, garden, and grass seeds, along with various implements, fertilizers, and supplies tailored for trade professionals. The publication serves as a valuable resource for horticulturists and garden enthusiasts, preserving historical insights into gardening practices and seed varieties of the late 19th century.

This reprint presents a classic work originally published in 1867, offering readers a chance to explore its historical context and significance. The book reflects the themes and societal issues of its time, providing insights into the era's cultural landscape. With its enduring relevance, it invites both new and returning readers to engage with its narrative and characters, ensuring that the essence of the original text is preserved for contemporary audiences.

Focusing on the reflections of a Vietnam Era Veteran, this collection of poems delves into themes of love and life post-war. With 302 pages, it expands significantly from the first edition, offering a diverse array of accessible poetry categorized into pretty, humorous, and spiritual themes. The work captures the emotional landscape of a veteran's experiences, providing insights that resonate with readers. A review from the National Review of Books highlights the depth and variety found within the first six sections, showcasing the book's appeal.

This book offers a collection of quick and delicious meal recipes designed for busy individuals and families. It focuses on simplifying meal preparation without sacrificing flavor, allowing readers to enjoy nutritious dishes while managing their hectic schedules. Perfect for those seeking to balance convenience with quality in their cooking.

Focusing on traditional theology, William Elliott's work emphasizes the significance of the early Church Fathers and the Reformed Churches in defending the Holy Scriptures. He counters modern critiques that challenge their authority, offering a comprehensive and accessible defense of traditional Christian beliefs. This book serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the history of Christian theology, preserving the integrity of foundational doctrines. It is a facsimile reprint of the original 1861 edition, acknowledging its cultural importance despite potential imperfections.