Edwards The Little Book

The Ungodly Liberal Agenda
Erscheinungsjahr 2010
ISBN: 978-1-4490-7229-2
Verlag: AuthorHouse
Format: EPUB
Kopierschutz: Adobe DRM (»Systemvoraussetzungen)

E-Book, Englisch, 132 Seiten

The Little Book is based on a Bible verse in Revelation that tells of an angel commanding the prophet John to eat a little book that would be sweet in his mouth and bitter in his belly. The major issues of the liberal agenda are of the same nature. They include atheism, feminism, homosexuality, animal rights, environmentalism, education, government, and, worst of all, abortion. These issues are presented in a feel-good way, sweet as honey, but always turn to bitterness and are quickly forgotten by the liberal presenters and media cheerleaders. For many years the expansion of liberalism has been a mystery, but a study of the scriptures has revealed how that thinking has overridden common sense. It is the authors conviction that the chief perpetrator of these issues is Satan who has blinded the minds of many of our citizens, enabling the ungodly liberal activists to force their evil positions on our whole country. Its a perfect way for the devil, in his war against GOD, to increase the alienation of man from GOD. The BIBLE shines a spiritual light on their deeds, exposing them for what they are. Through GODS dealings with Old Testament Israel, we can easily see what HIS response is to a nation that rejects HIM and follows a secular path in the pursuit of self satisfaction and self glorification. Since GOD changes not, our concern should be HIS response to our current humanistic leanings and ungodly desires. Without a national repentance, is there an apocalyptic event in store for America?

Autoren/Hrsg.

Edwards, Charles

Über Autor(innen)

Edwards, Charles

            Charles Edwards is a writer who sees things from the perspective of the ordinary, common man.  He began writing professionally for a local weekly newspaper in 1992, doing nostalgia columns on his life as a young boy growing up in a west-central Pennsylvania coal mining town during the forties and fifties.  His humorous, simple style was enjoyed by the local readers as well as many across the country who subscribed to the publication.  His efforts included an occasional column on current events in a style similar to that used in this book.  If the reader is one who is weary of the squeamish, politically correct attitude of those who are currently in control of  the news and entertainment media, as well as our schools and colleges and our federal government, the reading of this book will likely be as a breath of fresh air.  In the process, the Christian reader may also find comfort in knowing that the intentions of the liberal left are not condoned by the word of God.  The Holy Bible has much to say about typical liberal thinking and their actions, and Charles Edwards, a student of the bible for 35 years, as well as a Sunday School teacher and fill-in preacher, deftly applies the word of God to the issues of the day.