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If Readers, Young And Old, Would Take Even A Moment To Reflect On Our Rapidly Shifting Culture And Ideology, I Would Be Happy. Many Leaders Of The Older Generation Dismiss Emerging Culture. Those Leaders Are At Risk Of Becoming A Feeble Voice-piece Without Followers. Most Of The Younger Generation Is Going Deaf To The Truth.

Suffering Is An Oxymoron. There Is Unfathomable Peace And Satisfaction In Suffering For Christ. It Is As Though You Have Searched Endlessly For Your Purpose In Life And Now Found It In The Most Unexpected Place: In The Death Of Your Flesh. It Is Certainly A Moment Worth Of Laughter And Dance. And In The End It Is Not Suffering At All. The Apostle Paul Recommended That We Find Joy In It. Was He Mad?

Once Born Into Childlike Faith, Brimming With Belief, Typical People Begin To Lose Their Faith. Society Mocks Them. Their Friends Smirk. They Come To Change The World, But Over Time The World Changes Them. Soon They Forget Who They Were; They Forget The Faith They Once Had. Then One Day Someone Tells Them The Truth, But They Don’t Want To Go Back, Because They’re Comfortable In Their New Skin. Being A Stranger In This World Is Never Easy.

Thrillers Provide The Reader With A Safe Escape Into A Dangerous World Where The Stakes Are As High As Can Be Imagined With Unpredictable Outcomes. It's A Perfect Genre In Which To Explore Hard Issues Of Good And Evil, A Mirror That Allows The Reader To See Both The Good And Not So Good In Themselves.

And To Understand How Love Unfolds, You Must Understand How Elyon Loves.