Dennis Adams Bücher

Father, may I write my autobiography? It's a collection of tiny stories from my life, piece by piece, encompassing my blessings, lessons, and victories achieved in life. It’s about the involvement of family and good friends along the way. It’s the intimate accounts of a personal lord and savior, Christ Jesus. It’s the story of the greatest comeback since the resurrection of Christ from the grave, having overcome death. Similar to my comeback after having been marked for death, publically crushed, and humiliated. By way of witchcraft, voodoo, and a diabolical hex. I was in need of a miracle and received one right in the nick of time. It’s a hero story of how a relationship with Christ in faith and trusting him enabled us to undo the elaborate plot of the devil. I was blessed with divine intercession from a loving Father who sat me down and explained to me my mistake and the unseen trap set in place. Our Father God was able to turn around the situation I was a part of, redirecting the enemy's intent to destroy me. He changed that mind to bless me, rewarding my righteousness and re-establishing a lost culture back into the existence of self-care, black excellence, nobility, and creativity, our black renaissance or rebirth. This book serves as a guide on how to win in life as done by Christ Jesus, following his example of obedience to God and service to your community.

Emphasizing the significance of STEM subjects, this book offers innovative ideas to enhance their relevance and engagement for students. It aims to inspire educators to create dynamic learning experiences that connect these critical fields to real-world applications, fostering a deeper interest and understanding among learners.

This book is an exploration of the internal world of James Joyce with particular emphasis on his being born into his parents’ grief at the loss of their firstborn son, offering a new perspective on his emotional difficulties. The book will be of interest to psychoanalysts, psychotherapists and students of English literature.