Books
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Divine Justice: Does God Have Motives?
Yesterday I was brimming with ideas regarding content I would like to include in my work-in-progress book Divine Justice. But first things first, I need to do a lot of research. The first book I’m tackling as part of my research is by the Islamic philosopher Murtaza Mutahhari. His book, which carries the same title as… Continue reading
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Who are the Puppets?
You will likely know the answer to the question posed above if you’ve read much of my work, but it’s a secret to those who are new to my writing so keep it to yourself! I’m planning to present some hour-long talks in the coming months to promote my book ‘Puppets’ and have been working… Continue reading
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Taking a Break
At the beginning of the year, God told me that 2023 was going to be a year of rest and a year of joy for me. Despite this, I have been doing a lot both in my local community and online to promote my books. But I think it’s time to stop with all the… Continue reading
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15 Free Philosophical Theology Books
For a limited time, all of my books are available for free in their eBook editions. You can read them on an eReader (such as a Kindle or Nook) or your smartphone, tablet, or computer. Up for grabs is a feast of theological discussion, from God’s Grand Game, which explores the divine sovereignty versus human… Continue reading
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‘Business’ cards
Hello again folks! I’m hoping to go to the London Book Fair next week, although it’s dependent on whether I can acquire a free ticket. My finances are so stretched right now that this is the only way I’ll be able to go. If I can get a ticket, I plan to potter around looking… Continue reading
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Further Thoughts on Book Reviews
Hi friends! In yesterday’s article, I questioned whether or not it would be wise for me to read reviews of my books on Amazon and other retailer websites. Nobody commented, but I did talk it through with a friend over the phone. In the end I decided to leave it! I may change my mind… Continue reading
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Steven Colborne is an author, musician and counsellor living in the United Kingdom. On this blog he writes about philosophy, religion and spirituality and shares a variety of personal articles.
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