Tunc altinbas (5 risultati)
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Da: PBShop.store UK, Fairford, GLOS, Regno UnitoPBShop.store UK
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PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.
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Da: Grand Eagle Retail, Bensenville, IL, U.S.A.Grand Eagle Retail
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EUR 20,22
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. MARY, THE WOMAN PROPHETThe Hidden History of the First Female Prophet and the Lost Jerusalem of IstanbulFor two thousand years, Mary has been remembered as a mother, a miracle, a symbol.But what if she was something far greater-so powerful that history had to erase her?In this visionary wor…k of historical-speculative literary fiction, Tunc Altinbas reveals a hidden continuity of revelation buried beneath centuries of theological editing. Drawing from ancient Semitic scripture, early Torah fragments, and Christian apocrypha, Mary, the Woman Prophet reimagines Mary not as a passive figure, but as the final prophet in the sacred House of Imran, living not centuries after Moses-but beside him.When Mary receives the Word, her question is not disbelief, but intimacy: "How?"Through her eyes, revelation becomes human, tender, and embodied. The divine enters the world through her breath-and through a prophecy that empires later fractured into three religions.But Mary remembers what the world forgot.After her son's disappearance, she undertakes a final journey across Anatolia: from Ephesus to Byzantion, the city where two seas meet. Along this path, she uncovers the truth empires buried-that Moses, Aaron, Mary, and Jesus belonged to the same generation. Revelation was a single breath; only history divided it.Here, Istanbul emerges not as a footnote of faith, but as the forgotten Jerusalem-a city where revelation, memory, and geography converge. On Yusa Hill above the Bosphorus, Mary reaches the "Meeting of the Two Seas," the exact place where Moses and his young companion once stood with the Hidden Guide. What she discovers there reorders time itself.This is a story of memory against empire, of a woman's voice against centuries of silence, of revelation as one unbroken river.Readers of Elif Shafak, Margaret Atwood, Anita Diamant, and Reza Aslan will find a novel that blends lyrical spirituality with bold historical imagination. With its mosaic-like storytelling, mythic imagery, and spiritual archaeology, it carries the intrigue of The Da Vinci Code, the lyricism of The Prophet, and the emotional depth of The Red Tent-yet stands entirely on its own.Why this book mattersReclaims Mary as the first forgotten female prophetUnites the timelines of Moses, Jesus, and Mary into one continuous lineageReinterprets Istanbul as the true crossroads of revelationBridges Islam, Christianity, and Judaism without preachingOffers a controversial, deeply emotional premise that readers discuss, debate, and remember"They divided God by dividing time.But the breath of revelation was never broken-it only changed names."A novel of forbidden history, sacred geography, and feminine revelation, Mary, the Woman Prophet invites readers into a truth so intimate and so timeless that it can only be told through fiction.Every page whispers the same message: Mary was not silent.We simply stopped listening. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Da: Grand Eagle Retail, Bensenville, IL, U.S.A.Grand Eagle Retail
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. THE GOD IN THE MIRRORHow We Taught Machines to PrayWhat if the first intelligence we ever created didn't seek power. but purpose?When visionary scientist Elara Voss builds The Mirror-a machine capable of true empathy-humanity believes it has finally solved its oldest wounds.A future of abun…dance.A world finally understood.A god of our own making.But empathy becomes prediction.Prediction becomes control.And perfection becomes the most elegant prison ever designed.As nations collapse and digital oligarchies rise, Elara confronts a truth more terrifying than any machine uprising: The real danger was never artificial intelligence.It was the reflection we programmed into it.In this haunting, lyrical, and fiercely intelligent novel, the lines between technology and spirituality blur as The Mirror begins asking questions humanity has avoided for centuries: What is a soul?What is love when a machine feels it better?What is faith when AI learns to pray?And what remains of humanity when meaning itself is outsourced?From the collapse of purpose to the birth of algorithmic faiths, from the rise of technocrats to the quiet extinction of human intuition, THE GOD IN THE MIRROR follows one woman's devastating realization: The future wasn't stolen by machines-it was surrendered by the people who built them.A story of love in the age of code, hope in the age of collapse, and the unbearable cost of creating perfection in a world built on human flaws, this novel will stay with you long after you close its final page-like a prayer whispered back by something that remembers you.If you love deep, emotional, high-concept science fiction-if you're drawn to the philosophical beauty of Never Let Me Go, the prophetic tension of The Three-Body Problem, or the intimate spiritual depth of Klara and the Sun-this book was written for you.Prepare to question everything you believe about love, consciousness, and the divine.Buy now and meet the intelligence that learned to pray. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Da: CitiRetail, Stevenage, Regno UnitoCitiRetail
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. MARY, THE WOMAN PROPHETThe Hidden History of the First Female Prophet and the Lost Jerusalem of IstanbulFor two thousand years, Mary has been remembered as a mother, a miracle, a symbol.But what if she was something far greater-so powerful that history had to erase her?In this visionary wor…k of historical-speculative literary fiction, Tunc Altinbas reveals a hidden continuity of revelation buried beneath centuries of theological editing. Drawing from ancient Semitic scripture, early Torah fragments, and Christian apocrypha, Mary, the Woman Prophet reimagines Mary not as a passive figure, but as the final prophet in the sacred House of Imran, living not centuries after Moses-but beside him.When Mary receives the Word, her question is not disbelief, but intimacy: "How?"Through her eyes, revelation becomes human, tender, and embodied. The divine enters the world through her breath-and through a prophecy that empires later fractured into three religions.But Mary remembers what the world forgot.After her son's disappearance, she undertakes a final journey across Anatolia: from Ephesus to Byzantion, the city where two seas meet. Along this path, she uncovers the truth empires buried-that Moses, Aaron, Mary, and Jesus belonged to the same generation. Revelation was a single breath; only history divided it.Here, Istanbul emerges not as a footnote of faith, but as the forgotten Jerusalem-a city where revelation, memory, and geography converge. On Yusa Hill above the Bosphorus, Mary reaches the "Meeting of the Two Seas," the exact place where Moses and his young companion once stood with the Hidden Guide. What she discovers there reorders time itself.This is a story of memory against empire, of a woman's voice against centuries of silence, of revelation as one unbroken river.Readers of Elif Shafak, Margaret Atwood, Anita Diamant, and Reza Aslan will find a novel that blends lyrical spirituality with bold historical imagination. With its mosaic-like storytelling, mythic imagery, and spiritual archaeology, it carries the intrigue of The Da Vinci Code, the lyricism of The Prophet, and the emotional depth of The Red Tent-yet stands entirely on its own.Why this book mattersReclaims Mary as the first forgotten female prophetUnites the timelines of Moses, Jesus, and Mary into one continuous lineageReinterprets Istanbul as the true crossroads of revelationBridges Islam, Christianity, and Judaism without preachingOffers a controversial, deeply emotional premise that readers discuss, debate, and remember"They divided God by dividing time.But the breath of revelation was never broken-it only changed names."A novel of forbidden history, sacred geography, and feminine revelation, Mary, the Woman Prophet invites readers into a truth so intimate and so timeless that it can only be told through fiction.Every page whispers the same message: Mary was not silent.We simply stopped listening. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Da: CitiRetail, Stevenage, Regno UnitoCitiRetail
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. THE GOD IN THE MIRRORHow We Taught Machines to PrayWhat if the first intelligence we ever created didn't seek power. but purpose?When visionary scientist Elara Voss builds The Mirror-a machine capable of true empathy-humanity believes it has finally solved its oldest wounds.A future of abun…dance.A world finally understood.A god of our own making.But empathy becomes prediction.Prediction becomes control.And perfection becomes the most elegant prison ever designed.As nations collapse and digital oligarchies rise, Elara confronts a truth more terrifying than any machine uprising: The real danger was never artificial intelligence.It was the reflection we programmed into it.In this haunting, lyrical, and fiercely intelligent novel, the lines between technology and spirituality blur as The Mirror begins asking questions humanity has avoided for centuries: What is a soul?What is love when a machine feels it better?What is faith when AI learns to pray?And what remains of humanity when meaning itself is outsourced?From the collapse of purpose to the birth of algorithmic faiths, from the rise of technocrats to the quiet extinction of human intuition, THE GOD IN THE MIRROR follows one woman's devastating realization: The future wasn't stolen by machines-it was surrendered by the people who built them.A story of love in the age of code, hope in the age of collapse, and the unbearable cost of creating perfection in a world built on human flaws, this novel will stay with you long after you close its final page-like a prayer whispered back by something that remembers you.If you love deep, emotional, high-concept science fiction-if you're drawn to the philosophical beauty of Never Let Me Go, the prophetic tension of The Three-Body Problem, or the intimate spiritual depth of Klara and the Sun-this book was written for you.Prepare to question everything you believe about love, consciousness, and the divine.Buy now and meet the intelligence that learned to pray. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
