In the dead of the night, the dead is all their eyes can see! The difference between dead and alive has never been so small for Trupti Shivare and Sarthak Naeelkar. They now have a clue to untangle the mysterious knot that had strung their lives together. Will they untangle it once and for all, or will that unravel more twisted knots? They have brains, and they have hearts. Somebody wants to wreck the former, and break the latter! Will they ever be ahead in the game? Will they ever stop getting chased, let alone win the race? In a game of fine margins, the questions keep outnumbering the answers… always! The biggest question is, will they know when to stop? Will they ever stop? Will two united hearts win in their battle against the heartless enemy? Will they find immortal happiness, while they search for the eternal truth? Soiled Sins The Retribution continues from where Soiled Sins The Resurgence has left the readers. It’s a relentless ride that doesn’t end till they see the light at the end of the tunnel… or possibly even beyond!

In the dead of the night, the dead is all their eyes can see! The difference between dead and alive has never been so small for Trupti Shivare and Sarthak Naeelkar. They now have a clue to untangle the mysterious knot that had strung their lives together. Will they untangle it once and for all, or will that unravel more twisted knots? They have brains, and they have hearts. Somebody wants to wreck the former, and break the latter! Will they ever be ahead in the game? Will they ever stop getting chased, let alone win the race? In a game of fine margins, the questions keep outnumbering the answers... always! The biggest question is, will they know when to stop? Will they ever stop? Will two united hearts win in their battle against the heartless enemy? Will they find immortal happiness, while they search for the eternal truth? Soiled Sins The Retribution continues from where Soiled Sins The Resurgence has left the readers. It's a relentless ride that doesn't end till they see the light at the end of the tunnel... or possibly even beyond!

Tony Lane surveys a wide range of doctrines relating to our experience of God’s gracious salvation. He begins with our need as sinful and fallen people, moves on to consider what is involved in becoming a Christian – majoring on justification (being put right with God) – and concludes with sanctification (living the Christian life). As well as expounding various aspects of these doctrines, Lane introduces their historical roots in classical expositions. Lane warns that these doctrines are in danger of being lost by significant sectors of evangelicalism, and he explains them clearly. He encourages readers to hold firmly to an evangelical soteriology, having a greater understanding of it and a stronger conviction of its truth, with experience of its application to Christian discipleship.

In A Theodicy of Hell Charles Seymour tackles one of the most difficult problems facing the western theistic tradition: to show the consonance between eternal punishment and the goodness of God. Medieval theology attempted to resolve the dilemma by arguing that any sin, no matter how slight, merits unending torment. Contemporary thinkers, on the other hand, tend to eliminate the retributive element from hell entirely. Combining historical breadth with detailed argumentation, the author develops a novel understanding of hell which avoids the extremes of both its traditional and modern rivals. He then surveys the battery of objections ranged against the possibility of eternal punishment and shows how his `freedom view of hell' can withstand the attack. The work will be of particular importance for those interested in philosophy of religion and theology, including academics, students, seminarians, clergy, and anyone else with a personal desire to come to terms with this perennially challenging doctrine.