Blood on Holy Land: A Novel on the Clash between Islam and Christianity

by Theodore Nottingham

Overview

Centered on a daughter's extraordinary search for her captured father, this novel explores the origins of the conflict between Islam and Christianity, details the drama of the ill-fated children's crusade, reveals the mysteries of the Cathar esoteric sect of southern France as well as those of the Old Man of the Mountain of Mideastern legends, and presents highly researched historical events in an epic adventure of love and sacrifice.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940014726207
Publisher:	Theosis Books
Publication date:	01/28/2012
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	265
File size:	190 KB

About the Author

Theodore J. Nottingham is an author and translator who works in a variety of genres, including Non-Fiction works on spirituality, Historical and Metaphysical Fiction, Children's Books, and plays. He is the author and producer of numerous nationally-televised documentaries and has regularly published articles in national and regional magazines.Ted Nottingham is an ordained minister and currently the pastor of Northwood Christian Church in Indianapolis, Indiana. As a student and teacher of spiritual development for over thirty years, his books reflect practical applications of the spiritual journey for readers of all traditions.
His spiritual teachings can also be accessed on Youtube, audio podcasts, and a weekly radio program streamed live online. His focus is on the personal and transformational dimensions of spiritual teachings.