The Light in the Darkness
"THE LIGHT IN THE DARKNESS" , although fictional in its concept, presents, to its readers, a composite of true life experiences of people caught in the undertow of World War 2 and the Nazi occupation of their town, Lothos, in southern Hungary. Although the war and its problems are depicted, nevertheless its historical factor is just a backdrop. My book is intended to reveal a conflict of a deeper nature.
As you will see as you read, the book highlights the struggles that are relevant for today. You will become acquainted with the powerful and influential family known as the "Dreizigs"; you will see how this family, devotees of the occult, operate their clandestine affairs, their abilities to collaborate with occupying Powers, such as the Nazis, and their nefarious deeds of conspiracy and murder. But you will also see how God, through those who are willing to combat the Dreizigs, is able to derail and sometimes defeat their plans of conquest and domination. This book will also reveal the stark differences between true Christianity and the weak, vacillating impotence of religion. I hope you read and discern it with an open mind.
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As you will see as you read, the book highlights the struggles that are relevant for today. You will become acquainted with the powerful and influential family known as the "Dreizigs"; you will see how this family, devotees of the occult, operate their clandestine affairs, their abilities to collaborate with occupying Powers, such as the Nazis, and their nefarious deeds of conspiracy and murder. But you will also see how God, through those who are willing to combat the Dreizigs, is able to derail and sometimes defeat their plans of conquest and domination. This book will also reveal the stark differences between true Christianity and the weak, vacillating impotence of religion. I hope you read and discern it with an open mind.
The Light in the Darkness
"THE LIGHT IN THE DARKNESS" , although fictional in its concept, presents, to its readers, a composite of true life experiences of people caught in the undertow of World War 2 and the Nazi occupation of their town, Lothos, in southern Hungary. Although the war and its problems are depicted, nevertheless its historical factor is just a backdrop. My book is intended to reveal a conflict of a deeper nature.
As you will see as you read, the book highlights the struggles that are relevant for today. You will become acquainted with the powerful and influential family known as the "Dreizigs"; you will see how this family, devotees of the occult, operate their clandestine affairs, their abilities to collaborate with occupying Powers, such as the Nazis, and their nefarious deeds of conspiracy and murder. But you will also see how God, through those who are willing to combat the Dreizigs, is able to derail and sometimes defeat their plans of conquest and domination. This book will also reveal the stark differences between true Christianity and the weak, vacillating impotence of religion. I hope you read and discern it with an open mind.
As you will see as you read, the book highlights the struggles that are relevant for today. You will become acquainted with the powerful and influential family known as the "Dreizigs"; you will see how this family, devotees of the occult, operate their clandestine affairs, their abilities to collaborate with occupying Powers, such as the Nazis, and their nefarious deeds of conspiracy and murder. But you will also see how God, through those who are willing to combat the Dreizigs, is able to derail and sometimes defeat their plans of conquest and domination. This book will also reveal the stark differences between true Christianity and the weak, vacillating impotence of religion. I hope you read and discern it with an open mind.
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The Light in the Darkness
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Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9781453548899 |
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| Publisher: | Xlibris Corporation |
| Publication date: | 09/09/2010 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| File size: | 542 KB |
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