Lost in Liberty

Lost in Liberty

by Rodney Williams

54 pages· 2012· ISBN 9781612046532
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Lost in Liberty is a book about the challenges of leadership at a time when America is facing its demise. This analysis of American society, though dark, can be an inspiration to those who believe in Bible prophecy. Woes leading to the demise include such factors as how government malevolently affects the family structure; how morality and the constitution don't mix; how America promotes pantheism for monetary reasons; how capitalism is misused by the rich and how social programs are misused by the poor; and how man uses technology to compete with God. But most importantly, Lost in Liberty describes how the one world system begins because God takes his hands off America and allows it to fall. Individual introspection is needed and there is recognition of man's right to be free in America through constitutionality, but there has been a failure on the part of both citizens and government. The conclusion is that America must form a new union with neighboring countries and the world for there to be true liberty.The author drew off daily events such as new laws, old laws being repealed, and his studies of the Bible in alignment with current events to sound the alarm about what is happening. Rodney Williams is a jail chaplain and the pastor of a church in Atlanta. The bible is my greatest inspiration. I am also inspired by those who maximize their existence by being a benefit to humanity in any way. http: //www.sbpra.com/RodneyWilliam

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