The Jefferson Bible for the 21st Century!    by Timothy Pontious
Price: $0.99 USD. 33660 words. Published on June 26, 2009. .
The Bible has many modern versions, carefully translated into modern English. Derivative works almost never get that level of attention. Jefferson's chronological treatment of the Sermon on the Mount, Beatitudes, parables, and Lord's Prayer (and more) has helped many discover the core teachings of the historical Jesus.

"...and Gulliver Returns" Book 4 A Look at Human Values    by Lemuel Gulliver XVI
Price: Free! 183990 words. Published on February 10, 2011. .
Commander Gulliver meets with Professor Wang from Kino University where they discuss the foundations of our value thinking. Our non-provable basic assumptions as well as the sources of evidence that we might use in making our value opinions. They discuss the pros and cons of many value questions, including: abortion, illegal immigration, euthanasia, gay marriage and others.

Calling a Cease Fire to America's Culture Wars    by David Long
Price: $4.99 USD. 91440 words. Published on May 8, 2011. .
"Calling a Cease Fire to America's Culture Wars" is for anyone who is willing to admit that he or she spends considerably more time and energy defending their position than they do on genuinely trying to resolve the issues.

The Force- Rediscovering the Obvious    by Ricky Maramba
Price: Free! 40450 words. Published on July 10, 2011. .
A lot of life's questions are right under our noses. Sometimes we do not know the answer because our consciousness has been taught and oriented towards a highly rational world to the extent that we have become "insensitive". We assume that everything is done rationally when actually a lot of decisions are arrived at by feel.

Huguenot Preacher, Jacques Abbadie's, Vindication Of The Truth    by Hazlett Lynch
Price: $2.99 USD. 8710 words. Published by Hazlett Lynch on January 9, 2012. .
Uniquely, the book by Huguenot minister, Dr Jacques Abbadie, on Apologetics evokes worship from the reader's heart, so is not an exercise in intellectual dryness. It is inspiring, and grips your heart, is full of sound intellectual content, and will be returned to time and time again. Dr Lynch's paper captures that ethos, and provides a clear window into Abbadie's thinking on this crucial subject.