STONE MOUNTAIN, Ga., January 16, 2003 (PRIMEZONE) -- Philip Paul Sacco's "Awaken the Warrior" reveals an alarming dilemma: the character assassination of the warrior, without which our society and our very souls are without guard, and in imminent jeopardy.
Its two parts describe the character and assets of the warrior styled as a man-of-peace and a man-of-war. Part One deals with the internal attributes of the warrior's character, and specific factors contributing to the subversion of these traits today. This represents the cause for many of societies troubles, shown to be the effects.
With this laid as the foundation, Part Two discusses the outward representation of the warrior's assets as the armor of God. Sacco draws from over 25 years of training in medieval martial arts to describe the specific protections provided by each piece of armor. This, combined with a unique blend of Biblical and historical references, describes the spiritual protection of the armor of God in very real terms.
Armed with this information, readers are given specific information they may apply to develop and unleash the character of the warrior within, and manifest the spiritual protection of the armor of God.
The content of Sacco's book will be well-received by those searching for inspirational, spiritual, self-awareness or metaphysical material.
Philip Paul Sacco was born in New York in 1955 and moved to Georgia in 1969. He began studying the Bible and eschatology in 1973, becoming an Extra Ordinary Communion Minister in 1977. Since then, he has functioned as a lay minister. He holds a bachelor's degree in science and dental technology.
Combining over 25 years of study in Fencing and medieval martial arts with Biblical studies, Sacco has created a ministry devoted to character development and the principles of the armor of God. He also teaches recreational and competitive fencing techniques for Epee.
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