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Book Title: Silent No More
Author: Rod Parsley
ISBN: 1591856590
Price: $13.59
Publisher: Charisma House
Publication Date: 4/8/2005
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“Silent No More,” expounds upon the issues of our day, including judicial tyranny, race relations, poverty, homosexuality, Islam, education, and the right to life. Pastor Parsley provides practical action steps to engage readers and motivate them to act.
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Incredible! A persuasive case for moral action, April 16, 2005
Reviewer: Mark Youngkin (Canal Winchester, Ohio USA) -
Rod Parsley is most definitely NOT your typical conservative Christian preacher. In this book, he cuts through the clutter of conflicting extremes and makes a very persuasive case for people concerned with the moral decay of America to get out of the pews and take action. In chapters covering topics as diverse as judicial tyranny, race, poverty, Islam and life issues, Parsley shows both boldness and compassion. This book could well be the catalyst that starts a moral revolution in America.
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