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Customer Reviews for Ywam Publishing Truth and Transformation: a Manifesto for Ailing Nations
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Review 1 for Truth and Transformation: a Manifesto for Ailing Nations
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Date:March 9, 2010
Loren Barg
Great book!!! A must read for anyone, at least anyone who takes what Jesus has done for them seriously. It takes some pretty lofty thinking and brings it down to earth to a level that most of us (including myself) can relate to. It has helped my day to day conversations with unbelievers, believers, and my children alike.
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Date:July 20, 2009
Melanie Dawes
It is hard to begin to explain just how exciting it has been to read this book.The author has a very conversational style of writing, making the information, which is not 'lite' by any means, very understandable, and interesting. What I appreciate the most is the points he makes when he contrasts Indian society with American society. He breaks it down to the most simple lifestyle differences. Mr. Mangalwadi makes it clear that what one believes defines and creates their world. I hope America wakes up before we slide into the Dark Ages Part Two.Books like this can help people see the truth, and feel encouraged to stand up for that truth once more.
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