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Debased language- No thanks

Revisado: 10-04-22

I was just a few hours into the first novel when I just decided I didn't need the profanity which I suppose will just escalate as the scenes go from bad to worse. It may be useful to tell a cautionary tale and alert people to some dire possibilities, but the best books I have read that are now considered "classic" don't assault the senses with vulgarity/profanity, even if it is meant to be "realistic". Call me old fashioned or whatever, but I just don't want that kind of language bouncing around my mind (there's more than enough to go around, let alone for entertainment). I have a much higher respect for authors who can tell a story well without resorting to debased language.

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very good except for...

Revisado: 07-09-22

I could have listened to it non stop. I just wish there were no profanity. Not that it was continual but it makes me less likely to recommend it.

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Why nothing makes sense anymore.

Revisado: 03-11-22

This book explains so many of the questions about all of the things that just don't seem to make sense anymore in the pandemic and post-pandemic world. The author asks us not to believe him but to look for ourselves at the facts that he has cited. Literally hundreds of citations. This is not a right wing conspiracy theory but facts. A wake up now call because it is already in the works. In the name of social justice causes and Saving the environment there are many very wealthy and powerful people that seek to fundamentally transform. and control every aspect of our lives that we in free societies now take for granted. What is the great reset? Maybe the most succinct explanation is the chinese communist party control with a corporate twist. If consolidation of power and wealth and unbridled government spending have you concerned, this is only the beginning, unless we do some specific things which the author urges. A book for all people who are not at the very top of society.

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America must wake up not woke up.

Revisado: 03-01-22

The author tells us bluntly our vulnerability from enemies in and out of the borders that aim to ruin the USA. Facts of these vulnerabilities are detailed then illustrated by plausible but fictional scenarios. The author nearly predicted the current "PUTIN'S WAR" . The details of the CCP and its growing menace is downright chilling. Basically, if we as a nation continue on our current trajectory we will fall into the hands of those who work on the demise of the greatest nation ever. And that will be globally catastrophic. Lincoln is still right about the USA- the last best hope. That legacy is in danger but is not lost if enough freedom loving people do what it takes to preserve it; fight for it.

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Totally worthwhile

Revisado: 09-25-21

Ever feel like the world is just a ball of confusion? The author details how his quest for truth started with pursuit of 3 doctorate degrees that if nothing else left him with more questions and confusion. Then came the discovery that truth is not limited to a scientific worldview. The implications are truly profound individually and collectively. He discovers what many before have discovered about the reality of God, but with his deeply scientific background comes to the conclusion that "believing is seeing". Also explains how everything involves faith, not just religious beliefs. Written concisely and narrated clearly; part historical, biographical, analytical, and contemporary. Provocative.The book ends with an invitation to seek truth not just by study but also by faith.

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Definitely worthwhile

Revisado: 09-06-21

Reading (or listening not overly distracted) this work is like cleaning a dirty lens by clarifying truths of Christianity we are probably familiar with but get soiled by numerous influences we may hardly be aware of. This work is a great contribution to show the ongoing process of Restoration as both personal and institutional and where Reformation is not Restoration. It elucidates at least some of the "plain and precious" eternal truths that have been lost to the world at large and are now available to us through the ongoing work of Restoration; and most importantly what that means to us in our daily lives and relationships to everyone and everything- essentially being healed through the love of God. The narration by Fiona Givens is excellent.

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what everyone needs to know

Revisado: 07-18-21

Was food science major so I have been aware of the contents of the book though Mr Moss provides a lot of interesting detail. Now as doctor I inform my patients of what drives unhealthy eating patterns. Also as a doctor treating many diabetic patients it is easy to see how industry begets industry with the intersection of food, medicine, exercise, dieting, entertainment, motorized vehicles, etc.... all profiting from pandemic of non communicable diseases that every working person pays for directly and indirectly at an unsustainable rate.

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A true classic

Revisado: 04-18-21

A brief review can't do justice to this masterpiece, for it stirs the soul.

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A very relevant cautionary tale

Revisado: 03-28-21

An insightful example of how social mobbing ruins lives all started by hateful accusations. Can't we see that happening today?

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Wow!

Revisado: 02-06-21

This work is sorely needed as an antidote to the culture of envy, division, and contempt that must not become the defining characteristic of our age.

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