The End of Banking
by Jonathan McMillan
The digital revolution has left banking broken beyond repair. But there is an alternative. We can do better than banking.
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The Essentials of American Constitutional Law
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Excerpt from The Essentials of American Constitutional Law:
But principles are not numerous. Possibly in Nature there is but one basic principle and all our so-called natural laws are but aspects of t ...
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The Etiquette of Eating & Personal Hygiene from Islamic Perspective
by Muhammad Vandestra
The religion of Islam is a holistic way of life. It is not separated into physical, emotional and spiritual areas; rather it teaches that all aspects of life combine to fulfil one purpose. What is ...
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The Faith of Islam
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It is necessary to enter into some explanation as regards the contents of this work. It does not fall in with its plan to enter into an account either of the life of Muhammad or of the wide and rapid ...
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The False Prophet
by Olatubosun Matthew Macaulay
THE FALSE PROPHET, AN EXPOSEEveryone is called upon to make a choice. Jesus is true and Muhammad is false or Jesus is false and Muhammad is true. Your god is true and Jesus is false or Jesus is true a ...
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The Fortunate Orphan
by Prince Versacye Noorud-deen
An epic tale of young Fadlu growing up in the suburbs of Ogun State in Western Nigeria.
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The Future of Kampung: The Multi-Dimensional Ideas of Balance
by Editors: Mahazan Abdul Mutalib & Hood Mohd salleh
Discoursing the Multi-Dimensional Ideas of Balance is a compilation of writings reflecting a diversity of perspective on themes of balance in kampung (village) well-being. Binding the two parts of the ...
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The Gloog Revolution - Its the Lawyers Stupid!
by F. William Houraney
The GLOOG Revolution. It is Timely - It is Effective & IT IS The Game Changer - Is it We The People or We The Lawyers?
They Are The Oligarchy That Now Controls Our Government & Every Aspect of Our Li ...
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The Gods, The Ant and The Maze
by Celina Davila
This Aztec myth tells how the Feathered Serpent God, after creating the human beings, goes in search of food for them. He meets an ant carrying a grain of corn and in order to communicate with it, tur ...
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