The Greatest Lie Ever Told

The Greatest Lie Ever Told

Revealing the Truth to a Deceived World

by Gary Hamer

236 pages· 2009· ISBN 9781615661435
About
Who are you and how do you know? This statement should invoke some deep feelings within all of us. Your life is only a shadow of what it should be and needs to be. You may be one of the millions of people who are caught in the web of the lie that has taken countless people hostage. The lie holds people in bondage throughout our world today. Now is the time to break free from the effects of this deception and start the journey to find out who you truly are. This provocative book is sure to inspire critical thinking as the war for truth is raged not only for your mind, but your soul. Gary goes through several aspects of what the lie is to how it has been allowed to propagate since it first entered the world. What is the lie? Find out in The Greatest Lie Ever Told. Author Gary Hamer lives in Greensburg, Indiana, with his wife and son. He graduated with an associate degree from Indiana Wesleyan University in 1997. The author's first book, Visionary Living, was published in 2007 and was instrumental in his breaking into mainstream revelation. Please visit our website at spiritual411.org.

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