Theodore

A glimpse into the life of people living their life head on.

Revisado: 10-07-21 El oyente recibió este título gratis

This is an awesome listen and it’s full of lighthearted banter, life challenges faced, personal insight, everyday life with a philosophy of embracing it all. If you’re a fan of Roderick you will come to know him better in this book as well as his sister and other family members. Take the journey and learn what it means to face your life with purpose being who you really are.

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Now what?

Revisado: 10-07-21 El oyente recibió este título gratis

I’ve read the print version and today I listened to the audio. What’s the take away? Maybe four or more years ago I picked up Gary Demar’s book on Preterism and I became interested in this concept. It seemed to answer many questions that I had so I continued to read and listen to this doctrine. I became convinced this was the truth. Of course there were repercussions from my new found belief. I was told it was heresy but could not get an audience to discuss why. I was convinced I was right and what I’d been taught and believed was wrong. After reading and recently listening to Roderick Edward’s book I’m convinced I was in error in believing what I’d come to accept as true. The depth of research RoderickE did on the subject impressed me greatly and I found his arguments convincing. He stated in the book that he was not attempting to convince anyone whether they are right or wrong and that was not his purpose in writing. He left the conclusion up to the reader which is his approach in his other books as well. After listening I know I’ve got to move forward but as you can read from my title, ‘Now what?’, I’m not sure where to go from here. I do know that my meeting RoderickE through his writing that he was put in my life to correct my course and for that I’m grateful. I would suggest to anyone that is a seeker of the things of God that you should give a listen and see if you’re not spoken to. Possibly you’re a seeker and want to live your life with purpose and I think this book just might provide some direction for you.

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I want further discussion using this book.

Revisado: 04-28-21 El oyente recibió este título gratis

Listening to an audible version of this book is a unique experience. I've read the printed book three times and after this presentation I've gained even more understanding and awareness. Roderick Edwards's treatment of the subject should be required reading for those who wish to be informed.

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Now I know what's meant by "Uncle Tom".

Revisado: 02-08-21

A poignant assessment of the scourge of slavery. Though fiction the story is based in fact homogeneously fashioned to present the narrative. Excellent reading by a talented orator. Calling someone "Uncle Tom" now has meaning to me.

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The ripple effects of slavery up to today.

Revisado: 09-23-20

Excellent reading of a book that puts slavery and its injurious blight on American history from then until now.

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Skeptic? Take a listen.

Revisado: 09-21-20

A positive presentation for Christianity's contribution to science, slavery, and many other hot buttons throughout history until the present.

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The blight on our shared history.

Revisado: 09-18-20

This is a book worth listening to. It should assist in bringing understanding of the treatment meted out on our black citizens even now.

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Awesome story and awesome narration.

Revisado: 09-14-20

David Drummond did a superb reading of this remarkable historical narrative. If you want to see the manifest destiny in action this will allow that for you.

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Eternal optimist

Revisado: 07-29-20

I thought it would be more about slavery but as any biography he gave a detailed description of his remarkable life and accomplishments. interesting and educational but somewhat dry. I wonder if her would marvel at the success of the race if he were here today. Blacks have suffered continual abuse either by business, government, and the pervasive influence of white supremacy that has been in our history since our founding as a country.

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Great listen. Great production.

Revisado: 07-01-16

Loved the story and the narrator's. Listening again. Well worth your time to listen.

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