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www.The-Cartoonist.Com Books on Amazon.com (or the Amazon Market Place):

• KNOTS Cartoons - Celebrating the fun in Scouting - 2010
• A Journey Through Christian Theology - 2nd Edition - 2010
• The Cartoon Gospel of John
• KNOTS or Not Cartoon Collection!
• The Cartoon Gospels
• The Cartoon Gospel of Mark
• The Cartoon Gospel (of Luke)(Paperback)
• The Cartoon Gospel (of Luke) CD
• The Cartoon Gospel of Matthew (CD)
• The Cartoon Ten Commandments (CD)
• A Journey Through Christian Theology (Paperback Text Book)
• A Journey Through Christian Theology Color Cartoons (Supplement - CD)

Some of my Favorite Judeo-Christian Reference Books (definite keepers):

• Gospel Food for Hungry Christian: Mark by John Shea (Tapes that walk profoundly through the Gospel of Mark)
• Faith Journey Through Fantasy Lands by Russ Dalton (Star Wars, Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings and Christianity)
• Prayers of the Domestic Church by Edward Hayes (Prayers for every occation in the household)
• The Will of God by Leslie Weatherhead (a non-trite construct for understanding God's Will)
• The Daily Study Bible : New Testament Set - William Barclay (great commentary on each book of the New Testament)
• The Torah : A Modern Commentary/English... edited by Plaut (A very good commentary on the Torah/Pentatuech)
• God and the Rhetoric of Sexuality by Phillis Trible (An excellent use of rhetorical criticism broaden our understanding)
• Zen and the Birds of Appetite. - Thomas Merton classic, a discussion on the mystical aspects of Christianity and Zen Buddhism (with DT Suzuki)
• World Scripture : A Comparative... - A very good exploration of major world religious texts on various topics (with the exception the Moonie references, but well worth it)
• The Five Gospels : The Search for the Authentic Words of Jesus - Very interesting modern translation of the Gospels with the Gospel of Thomas included.  The is doomed by it's own assumptions, but still provides a thought provoking look and the Gospels with useful modern scholarship and lively translation.  Just don't count out the idea that Jesus might really have performed miracles and that he might have actually said some non-radical things!