This book details the classic saga of conflict between labor and management occasioned by the many attempts of the United Mine Workers of America to organize Harlan's miners during the New Deal Era. Harlan County, Kentucky was the last major anti-union bastion in the Appalachian coalfield. The story of the organization of the county's coal mines by the United Mine Workers of America is largely confined to the decade of the 1930's. The most serious union campaigns occurred in 1931-32, after the passage of the National Industrial Recovery Act in 1933, and following the enactment of the National Labor Relations Act in 1935. Finally, after almost a decade of labor strife, the Federal Government intervened following the Supreme Court decision in the case, N.L.R.B. v. Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation (301 U.S.1), on April 12, 1937 which upheld the National Labor Relations Act. After a year of federal inquiry, culminating in the Mary Helen conspiracy trial at London, Kentucky, Harlan's miners could join the UMWA openly and without fear of recrimination.

This is John Bunyan's other book. Famous for his allegory, Pilgrim's Progress, it is not always realised that Bunyan wrote many other books, including Pilgrim's Progress Part 2, and this - The Holy War. The Holy War concerns the town of Mansoul. The ruler of the town is King Shaddai, and he rules Mansoul with his son, Prince Emmanuel. But the people of the town are besieged and then persuaded to rebellion by the evil prince Diabolus. The book concerns how Emmanuel wins back the town of Mansoul. The book works on three levels. It is an allegory of Genesis 3. It is also an allegory of Mark 12. And it is an account of the salvation of sinners, through the work of Jesus Christ, the Son of God. Paul Taylor, the Director of the Mount St Helens Creation Center, has produced this inexpensive paperback edition of this classic novel, which is now in the public domain. This edition contains an introduction and Study Guide, written by Paul Taylor, and the complete text of the novel. Paul is the author of several books, including The Six Days of Genesis, Don't Miss the boat and Where Birds Eat Horses. He and his wife Geraldene have five children. John Bunyan was born near Bedford in 1628. He was saved shortly after the Civil War. His first wife died young. Shortly after his second marriage, Bunyan was arrested and imprisoned for being an unauthorised preacher. He stayed in prison for many years, because he refused to give an undertaking not to preach the Gospel. It was in prison that the ideas for his allegories came to him, and he was able to publish them in the next few years following his eventual release.

Since its publication in the Fall of 2015, Where Birds Eat Horses has been causing a stir among Christians. That is because it offers a simple technique, without needing to have a degree in science, to analyze scientific literature, and sort out the real science from the pseudo science. The book was originally written for adults, but homeschooling groups have commented on how useful the book is for teenagers, and have asked if there is a curriculum to go with it. Well, there is now This is it. The book contains worksheets, examples, questions and data capture sheets. All the material can be copied for educational purposes only.

Pink's The Sovereignty of God is considered a masterpiece of contemporary evangelical theology. In these pages, Pink lays out his position that the nature of God can only be understood, by recognizing His sovereignty. Therefore, all theology flows from this important concept. Pink understands that a belief in the Sovereignty of God has important implications, which cut across so much of contemporary evangelical thought. The doctrine is therefore an important primer for all other aspects of theology. For example, in his courses on Presuppositional Apologetics, Paul F. Taylor always recommends stating with Pink's seminal work. This edition was typeset for publication by Paul F. Taylor

This the second to be published in a series of chemistry, physics, and science unit textbooks, the first having been on the subject of Oil. They are designed to support the work of the Mountain Word Academy with homeschooling families, co-operatives, and consortia. This unit textbook on metals addresses the the biblical history of metals in the Bible, and then the uses and extraction of well-known metals through history, as well as modern extraction methods. the course gives a brief introduction to metallic bonding. There is also a section with a criticism of evolutionary theories on the formation of metals. The book will be a useful pre-course, before studying the chemistry of different metallic groups. The author acknowledges the influence of the old English chemistry curriculum, known as Salter's Chemistry. This use and process led course, while designed for a secular audience, seems inherently appropriate for a biblically-based science education series. The author, Paul F. Taylor, BSc MEd, is the Director of the Mount St Helens Creation Center, in Washington state, USA. He has a long experience in education, having spent nearly 20 years in government schools in the UK teaching science and technology. He is the author of Where Birds Eat Horses and Web Development 101 - two previous homeschool courses. Paul is married to Geri. Between them they have five children and two grandchildren - with another grandchild shortly on the way

Mountain Word Science is a series of textbooks designed for older teenagers, to support the word of the Mountain Word Academy with homeschooling families, co-operatives, and consortia.The fourth of our Mountain Word Science series - the third Chemistry title - is Chemistry on the Farm. This outline of agricultural science looks at the use and manufacture of chemicals required in all kinds of agriculture - both arable and livestock.The author acknowledges the influence of the old English chemistry curriculum, known as Salter's Chemistry. This use-and-process led course, while designed for a secular audience, seems inherently appropriate for a biblically-based science education series, pitched at the rhetorical (third) level of the Trivium.

From decades of experience, writing and speaking on the subject of Genesis, Paul F Taylor has written this commentary on the whole of Genesis. While comprehensive, running to multiple volumes, it is easy to read, so the user can dip into it, wherever and whenever required.Volume 1 covers Genesis 1 - 9.

Genesis is the first book of the Bible and it is a gem It is the foundational book of the Bible and tells us why and how sin and death got into the world and what God intended to do about it. Genesis shows us the origin of worship, the origin of fellowship and the origin of faith. It is to Genesis we turn when we want to know the roots of our Gospel message. This book contains the complete text (in the NKJV) of the book of Genesis, together with some brief notes and an introduction by creation speaker Paul Taylor. It can be picked up and read like a novel. If you have never read the important first book of the Bible before, then do so now

What exactly was that Star that caused Wise Men to journey to Israel, to see the Messiah? Who were those Wise Men? How come they were looking for a special Star and how did they know what it meant? When did these events take place? What can we learn from all this for today?

Paul Taylor, author of many books on Creation and Apologetics, looks at what Scripture says on these matters and draws conclusions that some might find surprising.

Doctrine is not something that is cold. It should be alive and vibrant. It is relevant, because it links the teaching of the Bible to everyday situations. Most Christian doctrines are based on a foundation of Genesis. Paul Taylor has taken some of those teachings that matter to us most - the Trinity, the Deity of Christ, the Inerrancy of Scripture, Sin and Death, Salvation, Faith and Abraham and the Second Coming. In an easy to follow style, he looks at what the Bible says about each teaching, and then shows that it is much easier to understand and accept each teaching, when we start by believing the early chapters of Genesis to be true.

How old is the earth? Many Christians believe that they must look to science, or rather the opinions of scientists, to answer this question. Yet, if ethical issues arise, on which they do not like the opinions of modern scientists, they are prepared to reject such opinions. Paul Taylor shows that the question of the age of the Earth is not, in fact, a scientific question at all. It is a question of biblical authority, because, once it is examined dispassionately, we notice that the Bible gives a very clear answer to the question. The only issues remaining for Christians, when confronted with differing views on the age of the Earth, is these: Do we accept the authority of the Bible, or not? And if we do not, then why not, and what are the implications of a rejection of biblical authority on this issue? In this short book, Paul Taylor's starting point is that the Bible's chronology is authoritative.

Web Development out of the Box is a new type of web development course. Designed principally with Christian home-school educators in mind, the course is for high school teenagers, but can also be used by adults. The course takes the premise that students want to get to design good looking sites as soon as possible. So, the course starts from installing the ClassicPress content management system, and shows the student how it works. At various intervals, the students are invited to dig deeper, examining the technologies and coding skills required below the surface.

Worlds of Faith, edited by Paul F. Taylor, is a collection of short stories by Christian authors, mostly with a scifi or fantasy feel. Some of the included authors have had published novels. Others write non-fiction and are trying out fiction for the first time. Still others are completely new to publishing. We hope that you will enjoy this collection. For more information visit: www.justsixdays.com/worldsoffaith The book features the following authors: Autumn Angel Art, Tony Breeden Tim Chaffey, Stephen P. Dorning, R.M. Huffman, Sean Smith, Adam Taylor, Paul Taylor, and Joe Westbrook

Genesis is the first book of the Bible and it is a gem It is the foundational book of the Bible and tells us why and how sin and death got into the world and what God intended to do about it. Genesis shows us the origin of worship, the origin of fellowship and the origin of faith. It is to Genesis we turn when we want to know the roots of our Gospel message. This book contains the complete text (in the KJV) of the book of Genesis, together with some brief notes and an introduction by creation speaker Paul Taylor. It can be picked up and read like a novel. If you have never read the important first book of the Bible before, then do so now

Frankie, the little tyrannosaurus, is going to school for the first time. His sister, Dolly, has told him all sorts of scary things about school - but all her tales were lies. Mum has to talk to both Frankie and Dolly about lies and arguments and in doing so tells them about Cain and Abel. This delightful little book is the first of a series of books for children about creation.

The Lord is Wonderful and is my Bright and Morning Star. He is the Lifter Up Of My Head, my Light, my Strength, my Rock, my Sanctuary and my Refuge. He is the First and the Last, the Almighty and the Chief Among Ten Thousand. He is my Mercy, my Goodness, my Loving Kindness and my Steadfast Love. He is My Prince, my Immanuel and my Father. Come with me and explore the riches and wonders of God's character, through His names and descriptions in the Bible. We will get to know Him better, enter into a deeper intimate relationship with Him and be able to say, Yes, He is altogether lovely; He is my beloved. Along with my previous two books, Love Me Passionately and You Are Everything, this book encourages you to interact with the Scriptures. This was something done by Joshua, the apostle Paul as well as our Lord. As you speak aloud the text, you will learn the benefits of confessing the Truth, your faith will grow and you will be able to trust God more. Lord, there are times when life does not seem to be fair, but You are good. There are times when it is difficult to lift up my head to You, but You are good. There are times when it is hard to say, I love You, but You are good. Lord, when I am struggling and in despair, help me, for You are good. Paul F Taylor

The Lord is Wonderful and is my Bright and Morning Star. He is the Lifter Up Of My Head, my Light, my Strength, my Rock, my Sanctuary and my Refuge. He is the First and the Last, the Almighty and the Chief Among Ten Thousand. He is my Mercy, my Goodness, my Loving Kindness and my Steadfast Love. He is My Prince, my Immanuel and my Father. Come with me and explore the riches and wonders of God's character, through His names and descriptions in the Bible. We will get to know Him better, enter into a deeper intimate relationship with Him and be able to say, Yes, He is altogether lovely; He is my beloved. Along with my previous two books, Love Me Passionately and You Are Everything, this book encourages you to interact with the Scriptures. This was something done by Joshua, the apostle Paul as well as our Lord. As you speak aloud the text, you will learn the benefits of confessing the Truth, your faith will grow and you will be able to trust God more. Lord, there are times when life does not seem to be fair, but You are good. There are times when it is difficult to lift up my head to You, but You are good. There are times when it is hard to say, I love You, but You are good. Lord, when I am struggling and in despair, help me, for You are good. Paul F Taylor

A BBC documentary series showed a giant, extinct, supposedly carnivorous bird catching and eating a tiny alleged ancestor of the horse. This is a world where birds eat horses, intoned the Oscar-nominated actor, voicing the narration. The evidence for this? One fossil gastornis (a giant bird), six fossil propalaeotheria (supposed horse ancestors) and one fossil bunch of grapes (that caused the horses to get tipsy, and lose concentration) all found together in one place. From this find was woven a fascinating story, which was then presented, as if it were a wildlife documentary. Where Birds Eat Horses: The Language of Evolution shows that evidence for evolution does not reside in observational science, but in the clever use of language. The book assists the reader in spotting such unscientific or pseudo-scientific language in textbooks, popular science articles, and documentary films. Without needing a degree in science, the actual science in such media can still easily be filtered from the use of fuzzy words, magic words and false presuppositions. It is shown that the acceptance of the truth of Genesis is a much better foundation for science than the mythologies of evolution.

He notices there is writing on the paper.
'Oh, the poem, you could not finish Magos.
Magellan begins reading the poem.
'The book to be, is the one to be written. Just as the cat to be, comes from the kitten. For the way has been shown by the light. The law of nature is within sight.
'For it comes fast like the wind. It has a beginning, but is there an end? Evil can be defeated, once truth comes and is seated.
'Call on the power up high. To come shine light through the sky. Known as the power and when spoken, comes out of the darkness, webs to be broken.

Journey to the island of Nevis in 1806 and explore the life of a wizard's apprentice. Magos the Wizard appoints Magellan to be his apprentice, believing Magellan has the potential to exceed him in tapping into the magic wand's capabilities. And through a series of adventures, Magellan learns the true purpose of the magic wand.

I have always enjoyed preparing and presenting Bible Studies and the congregation has always received them with enthusiasm. Some people joined the church because of them. Some taped them and sent them to their friends in other countries. Recently, one person quoted from some studies I did well over 20 years ago. However, one short series I did was most enthusiastically received. It comprised a series of quotes from the Bible developing the theme of reasons why we should praise God. In turn, each person read a quote aloud. The presence of God increased as the study progressed. There were more positive comments about those studies than any other I have done. Every time I repeated these studies, the results were the same. What I did not realize then was that God was showing me a new way of presenting a Bible Study. Developing this style, I presented some Bible studies to some friends who really enjoyed them and were greatly blessed. So, I decided to put these studies into a book which is written in a style that will involve the reader. The studies were prayerfully prepared to help people receive the Word of God into their lives and develop a greater intimate relationship with the Lord.