When Rivers Turn Red

When Rivers Turn Red

WHEN RIVERS TURN RED is a fiction-based novel about the drastic situation during the Emergency in India between 1975 and 1977, which prevailed in India. Like in any other part of the world, rivers hold a unique place in the Indian revolution and literature. These rivers are a source of livelihood for various fishermen in the state of Kerala in India and are, therefore, nothing less than a blessing. With as many as over forty-four rivers in the state, there is no doubt why this place is called God's own country. This novel focuses on the consequences and after-effects of the national emergency declared in India.

Report of the Joint Committee on the Conduct of the War: Red River Expedition [with Minority report, by D.W. Gooch] Fort Fisher Expedition. Heavy ordnance

It's a Miracle!?

Fundamentalist Christians often use the Bible as a guide to the natural world, which inevitably leads them to reject much of what modern science says about the universe. But what if we were to use modern science as a guide to the Bible? What might a scientific reading of the Bible tell us not only about religion's claims, but also about nature and our place in it? If God really did part the Red Sea, how might he have engineered such a feat? If Jesus really did raise Lazarus from the dead, under what circumstances might it have happened? In this witty and informative book, science writer Clay Farris Naff brings the miracles of the Bible into sharp focus through the lens of modern science. Whether you're a religious skeptic or a true believer, you'll find what comes into view is mind-bending, thought-provoking, and even amusing—and you'll likely be left even more amazed and entranced by the universe we live in.