Rick Riordan Presents: City of the Plague God-The Adventures of Sik Aziz Book 1

A castle in ruins. A Viking's last secret. A choice that echoes through a thousand years.Baron Tim de St. Clere is days from losing everything when a retired U.S. Air Force officer arrives with a mysterious heirloom, a riddle pointing to a lost treasure hidden since the age of Charlemagne. It may be Tim's last chance to save his crumbling ancestral home.But they are not the only seekers. A ruthless political operative will kill to claim the gold and fuel his radical ascent to power.

The Plague of God

"The City of God, Volume II" by Aurelius Augustine continues the profound exploration of theology, philosophy, and religious history that began in Volume I. A cornerstone of Christian thought, this volume delves deeper into Augustine's vision of the Kingdom of God, contrasting it with the earthly city and examining their intertwined destinies. This influential work, a product of its time, grapples with fundamental questions of faith, morality, and the nature of good and evil.

The City of God

"Roads to the City of God: A World Outlook From Jerusalem" explores the transformative vision of global Christianity following the landmark 1928 meeting of the International Missionary Council in Jerusalem. Written by noted author Basil Mathews, this work captures a pivotal moment in religious history where delegates from around the globe gathered to address the pressing spiritual and social challenges of the early twentieth century.

Roads to the City of God

"Roads to the City of God" is a compelling firsthand account and reflection on the landmark meeting of the International Missionary Council held in Jerusalem in 1928. Written by the renowned mission historian Basil Mathews, this work captures a pivotal moment in the history of global Christianity as delegates from across the world gathered to discuss the future of the faith in a rapidly changing international landscape.