The Absolutes: Freedom's Only Hope

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Summary: Compassionate, honest and compelling look at our lives
Review: Each day we are faced with decisions and events that shape the way we think, behave and what we believe - James Robison addresses several topics that influence who we are and what we believe regarding faith, others, our country and life.
James challenges the reader to think about the moral absolutes that our country was founded on - this book is for people of all walks of faith - this is not a "heavy" political book but more of an enjoyable read - with a history in both the political and religious industry James encourages the reader to make an impact in life by examining what we believe and how we live....

Rating:
Summary: Compassionate, honest and compelling look at our lives
Review: I highly recommend reading this book. I literally started it on the plane ride to my vacation this year and could not put it down until I reached the end. As a businessman, I found it useful to read a book that identifies truths that are obvious but overlooked. James Robison does a superior job of explaining why the absolutes are important and how they can be identified in our society and finally how they look in action. This book delivers the strongest kind of message because it does not instruct the reader on what conclusions to draw but proves the truth through a logical sequence that delivers the reader to the obvious conclusion. There could not be a better time in America for this book: Everyone should read it!

Rating:
Summary: A MUST READ!
Review: I highly recommend reading this book. I literally started it on the plane ride to my vacation this year and could not put it down until I reached the end. As a businessman, I found it useful to read a book that identifies truths that are obvious but overlooked. James Robison does a superior job of explaining why the absolutes are important and how they can be identified in our society and finally how they look in action. This book delivers the strongest kind of message because it does not instruct the reader on what conclusions to draw but proves the truth through a logical sequence that delivers the reader to the obvious conclusion. There could not be a better time in America for this book: Everyone should read it!