Do you know what you're committing to-legally speaking-when you exchange wedding vows?Saying "I do" means you've essentially agreed to a prenup by default. Most people haven't read their state's marital contract, but here's the gist: it was written in the 1800s by a bunch of old chauvinists whose idea of marriage would be best described today as cringe. Have there been tweaks? Sure. How's the foundation? Legally terrifying. And divorce happens. There's nothing colder and m...

Sweeney Todd, the gruesome tale of a murderous barber and his pastry chef accomplice, is unquestionably strange subject matter for the musical theatre – but eight Tony awards and enormous successes on Broadway and the West End testify to its enduring popularity with audiences. Written by Hugh Wheeler, with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, the musical premiered in 1979 and has seen numerous revivals, including Tim Burton's 2007 film version.Aaron C. Thomas addresses th...

A motivational message from "out" (openly gay) Christian singer/songwriter, Shawn Thomas, encouraging us to identify first who and what we are NOT in order to discover who we ARE.

It is only during his journey told in this story that Marlow realizes that perhaps by avoiding suffering, he has become like the zombies he so fears, and that the only way out is to suffer his fate and become one. "Marlow is a zombie tale about suffering and its part in our humanity, and, in that sense, not about zombies at all.

As globalization proceeds at an ever increasing and more unrelenting pace, relations among the world’s religions are taking on both a new visibility and a new urgency. Christian theologians and others intent on innovative formulations in the theology of religions are making interreligious dialogue with non-Christians a priority. One way to promote creative scholarship in this quest is to tap into interdisciplinary resources, and the author of this volume is uniquely qualified to do so sinc...

Thomas finds himself going through the entire process that he'd already been through again when a new strain sweeps the country. A new strain of the virus start the entire outbreak over again.

Thomas's journey through the zombie apocalypse continues. He is still trying to help as many people as he can while also trying to find a way out of the hell that this situation is.

Published in 1764, On Crimes and Punishments by Cesare Beccaria (1738–1794) courted both success and controversy in Europe and North America. Enlightenment luminaries and enlightened monarchs alike lauded the text and looked to it for ideas that might help guide the various reform projects of the day. The equality of every citizen before the law, the right to a fair trial, the abolition of the death penalty, the elimination of the use of torture in criminal interrogations—these ar...

Thomas has a series of really bad luck that leads him on an entirely different path than he had previously been on. You can't control what happens in a zombie apocalypse.

A man traveling across the country to pick up his soon to be wife comes down with an extremely contagious virus and is placed in quarantine. The book that predicted covid before it happened right down to it being blamed on asian people.

Thomas is now being hunted by a corrupt group who is trying to kill off anyone like him. Thomas is immune to the virus, and this group wants to kill anyone who might eventually be able to stop the spread because this group wants to kill off as many humans as possible.

Thomas makes a lot of friends and enemies as he tries to make his way across the post apocalyptic wasteland. He's trying to make it to his fiancee in another state, but he's not even sure if she's still alive, or how far the virus has spread.