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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - We know addiction when it destroys a life.We are slower to see it when it builds one.A trader calls it stewardship.A lawyer calls it focus.A father calls it provision.A mother calls it intention.A pastor calls it vigilance.Each believes the same quiet lie: My compulsion is the acceptable one.Through a series of interconnected portraits, The Acceptable Canon explores the addictions we praise, the habits we baptize, and the compulsions we mistake for virtue. From trading screens and ministry platforms to family ambitions and carefully managed lives, each character reveals a different expression of the same hidden bondage: the need to control, justify, achieve, and remain acceptable.Written in C.O. Shepherdson's spare, contemplative style, this book invites readers to examine the respectable addictions that often escape scrutiny because they produce results, earn applause, or wear religious language.This is not a book about obvious ruin.It is a book about the chains that hide behind success.And about the Grace that waits patiently for those willing to step into the light and be seen.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. We know addiction when it destroys a life.We are slower to see it when it builds one.A trader calls it stewardship.A lawyer calls it focus.A father calls it provision.A mother calls it intention.A pastor calls it vigilance.Each believes the same quiet lie: My compulsion is the acceptable one.Through a series of interconnected portraits, The Acceptable Canon explores the addictions we praise, the habits we baptize, and the compulsions we mistake for virtue. From trading screens and ministry platforms to family ambitions and carefully managed lives, each character reveals a different expression of the same hidden bondage: the need to control, justify, achieve, and remain acceptable.Written in C.O. Shepherdson's spare, contemplative style, this book invites readers to examine the respectable addictions that often escape scrutiny because they produce results, earn applause, or wear religious language.This is not a book about obvious ruin.It is a book about the chains that hide behind success.And about the Grace that waits patiently for those willing to step into the light and be seen. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. The Man Who Stole Tomorrow is a literary novel that blends realism, memory, and myth to explore guilt, repentance, and redemption.When Micah Christian Shepherdson wakes on the morning of his daughter's eighteenth birthday to find his obituary nailed to a tree, he is given thirty-three days to confront the future he stole and the lives he refused to carry. As time fractures, memories return with physical weight, and buried truths demand reckoning, Micah must learn what it means to die rightly-and whether a man can give back what he has taken.Set against the backdrop of family, faith, and time itself, this novel examines the cost of mercy and the quiet possibility of resurrection. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. We know addiction when it destroys a life.We are slower to see it when it builds one.A trader calls it stewardship.A lawyer calls it focus.A father calls it provision.A mother calls it intention.A pastor calls it vigilance.Each believes the same quiet lie: My compulsion is the acceptable one.Through a series of interconnected portraits, The Acceptable Canon explores the addictions we praise, the habits we baptize, and the compulsions we mistake for virtue. From trading screens and ministry platforms to family ambitions and carefully managed lives, each character reveals a different expression of the same hidden bondage: the need to control, justify, achieve, and remain acceptable.Written in C.O. Shepherdson's spare, contemplative style, this book invites readers to examine the respectable addictions that often escape scrutiny because they produce results, earn applause, or wear religious language.This is not a book about obvious ruin.It is a book about the chains that hide behind success.And about the Grace that waits patiently for those willing to step into the light and be seen. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. The Man Who Stole Tomorrow is a literary novel that blends realism, memory, and myth to explore guilt, repentance, and redemption.When Micah Christian Shepherdson wakes on the morning of his daughter's eighteenth birthday to find his obituary nailed to a tree, he is given thirty-three days to confront the future he stole and the lives he refused to carry. As time fractures, memories return with physical weight, and buried truths demand reckoning, Micah must learn what it means to die rightly-and whether a man can give back what he has taken.Set against the backdrop of family, faith, and time itself, this novel examines the cost of mercy and the quiet possibility of resurrection. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…