Aaron D. Davis (Author - @TattooPreacher)

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Revisado: 07-12-23

So often, the subject of purity is presented from an unrealistic and archaic perspective. In this book, Vallotton addresses the emotional, psychological, and spiritual justification of moral purity through the balanced lenses of grace, understanding, and practicality. Whether you are someone looking for supportive information regarding preserving your own moral purity, or you are one who has made mistakes and are looking for a way to realign your values, get back on track, and pursue purity, this book is for you!

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I appreciate this content very much

Revisado: 04-07-22

This book lays the foundation for you to understand healing and restoration from PTSD. As I listened and came to the conclusion chapter I felt an initial sense of disappointment because I did not yet see an example of practical application. Then came the reading of the appendix where the practical application was presented and everything that was presented in the chapters of the book came full circle to a point of relevant understanding and application. I will be pursuing additional instruction from this organization and am very impressed with what was presented here in this book.

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For those who have ears to hear

Revisado: 05-04-21

Have you ever walked into a room and could sense something was off but couldn't put your finger on it? It was as if you were missing the one bit of information that was necessary to connect the dots between what you could discern in the atmosphere and defend as substantial truth

Enter now politics in the 21st century. for years the corruption has been palatable for any with any level of discernment. Yet, the substantiation for what you have been feeling has been less than definable... until now!

Killing the Planet exposes the lies, deceit, and covert agendas that you knew in your gut must be by revealing the truths and sources that your civics and history books conveniently omitted.

This is a must read for anyone who considers themselves a student of history or desires to take educated action against those who would attempt to deny you your God given, unalienable rights.

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Really Enjoyed This Book

Revisado: 05-04-21

After hearing Mansfield interviewed on a podcast I felt inclined to purchase the book he was advertising. I'm not one who typically likes to study or read books about being a man. My background has lended me insight into the topic that causes me to not frequently be able to identify with writers on the subject. For me it often feels like authors have suffered from their own feelings of inadequacy but learned to have a higher self-esteem and subsequently are now trying to encourage other men to not be pansies. And, quite frankly, the perspective does not resonate with me.

This book was different. I didn't find myself cringing as I listened to the author's position on what it means to really be a man or the importance of those friends within your more intimate sphere. A few times, I felt my own perspectives being challenged and in some ways even enlightened. And I appreciated his intentionality. He wasn't over the top trying to posture himself as Superman or some kind of man's man that everyone needs to emulate, and his Insight did not seem to be rooted in an attempt to be more manly. I don't know Mansfield, I've never met him or had any other exposure to him apart from this book yet my perspective is he's a balanced dude with a deep well of wisdom on the subject.

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GREAT book!

Revisado: 12-10-20

I read and listen to a lot of books. Many on leadership. This particular book resonated with me on many levels and most specifically on the practical application and relatability of the writing. It really was well-written. I also very much liked the narrator's voice. Reminiscent of Casey Kasem in the eighties and nineties. I would recommend any leader manager or coach listen to this book... it's solid

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If Andrew Dice Clay met Jesus and wrote a book...

Revisado: 11-24-20

The title really says it all. There is no mistaking what you're getting into when you order this book. Is it crass? Yep! Is it offensive? See the title! Is it a book I would let my twelve-year-old read about being a man? No, but I might make him read it when he's 17.

As a middle-aged, medically retired SWAT team member and Detective, I've had more encounters with young men who have no idea and have had no example of what it means to really be a man in today's society. Giles brings up some great points that transcend age from an experential perspective and a packaging that no doubt will not be soon forgotten.

If language and delivery is power, Giles delivers a Mike Tyson uppercut to Political Correctness and then to make sure you never forget him bites a chunk out of your ear.

I found myself shaking my head and laughing multiple times throughout the read at his packing in a, "I can't believe he just said that" way, but undeniably I agreed with his position.

Do I recommend this book...? I don't even know how to answer that. I don't think most of you can handle it... But, there is some wisdom gold beneath the gruff packaging if you are willing to perceive it.

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Heiser provide so much insight

Revisado: 01-12-20

I'm a pastor, author, and an avid reader but it's rare that I would consider reading a book twice after having processed it. This is a book that I will absolutely listen to again. I would recommend that you get either a printed or kindlel copy of this book as well because there's a lot of things ayou re going to want to take note of if you are listening.(keep your highlight already)

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COME ON SOMEBODY!

Revisado: 08-24-19

I'm an avid reader, pastor, retired S.W.A.T. officer and author myself and when I'm not reading a book, I'm usually listening to an audio book in the car. This audio book was the first that I've ever listened to that I couldn't put down. I actually had to keep listening when I was not driving, even staying awake on a cross country flight to finish it. I heard about this book after seeing the author interviewed about the book by Dr. Greg Wark on a broadcast. Upon that exposure, I purchased the book and downloaded it. And I wasn't disappointed! Remi, you're transparency in this book at times scared me for you (on multiple occasions I thought "oh man... Be careful bruh!") but I've got to say, your willingness to be transparent was the hook that kept me so engaged. You did a great job with this and the audio production/presentation was among some of my favorite that I've listened to. Like watching a good movie, time literally disappeared while listening... Great read/listen for an adult audience who won't be offended by an honest rendering from a warriors perspective. Mad props on this book Remi! Great job!

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Loved It!

Revisado: 05-14-19

I found listenting to this book very enjoyable. The breakout podcast-esque conversations was a cool touch. Goggins' transparency really created an environment where you felt WITH the author. Several times I caught myself cringing with the body part that he was describing. Ultimately, in my walk away I feel challenged beyond the point that I was when I began the book. As an avid reader, I deem a book read-worthy if there is one applicable lesson that I can take with me... This book is full of great walk away's. I highly recommend it for dudes who aren't afraid to be challenged or hear a few F-bombs - TattooPreacher

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Much insight to be gained from Frankl's perspectiv

Revisado: 10-14-18

Quite a reveal in this amazing story by Viktor Frankl as he describes how he maintained his own sanity during the holocost as a prisoner.

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