+he Way

+he Way

by Nathan C. Wildermuth

148 pages· 2004· ISBN 9780975514207
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"There are two ways - one leads to death, the other to life, and the difference between the two is great." We have a Call and we have a Choice. You know you are Called (and you have know it your whole life, haven't you?), but did you realize that you had a Choice? Did the Christian Inspiration section forget to remind you that sometimes things can go bad, and often do? In their rush to make you feel good, did they forget to mention the obvious - that our world is broken, that we are broken, and that fixing either is impossible? We want to live, but we will die. We want to love, but we will hate. We want to stand, but we will fall. How long will we wallow in the ignorance of inspiration while an ocean of raging terror awaits those who dare to seek truth? Ignorance vs. Truth. Inspiration vs. Terror. Have you seen this Choice before? Have you felt a Call that seemed more like a Conviction? +he Way (written by an Army Ranger turned Catholic Pacifist), will not make you feel good. It will not tell you that everything is okay. It simply isn't. But what do we do about it? How do we Choose Life in a World of Death? There is only one answer. There is only one Truth. There is only one Call and one Choice, and only one possible Way that can lead us back home. What is the answer? What is the Truth? What is our Choice? The answer is Love. The Truth is now. The Choice is yours.

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