RICHMOND, Va., Oct. 19, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- "Here is the truth that has been kept from you. Ignore it at the peril of your self and your children," warns David Miller. Now, you might be wondering. Miller is not referring to the highly classified information on the truth about extraterrestrials or the real score behind the 9/11 bombings. He is speaking of the truth revealed by his new book, A Revolution of Conscience. All through the pages, he covers religion, politics, and nearly everything else you should not, or are afraid to, talk about in public.
Years in the making, this book is a collection where wisdom meets acute perception. The scope of this anthology is wide: Biblical prophecy and apocalyptic visions, political musings, romantic sonnets and Christian devotionals. It zooms in on current news headlines-terrorist bombings, the Middle East conflict, American business scandals, European political follies-as these ever-changing world events will help readers heed the deep introspection for which the book calls. Make no mistake though, the spectrum of issues is broad as Miller's keen observations are voiced with clarity and lucidity. A Revolution of Conscience is sure to speak to the hearts and minds of its readers. Like the author himself, this collection is occasionally humorous, often insightful and always provocative.
About the Author
In his first book, A Revolution of Conscience, David Miller addresses many subjects. He has woven years of soulful introspection and research into a rich tapestry of Christian paradigm. David has studied Biblical prophecy for over twenty years and is deeply concerned with Christian issues. His romantic poetry comes from a deep appreciation for beauty and grace. He hopes his passion for politics is realized as a catalyst for positive change. From a very young age he sensed God had special purpose for his life. He is both thankful and humbled that he can serve Jesus Christ through his writing. He resides in Virginia and is currently planning future projects.
A Revolution of Conscience * By David Miller
Publication Date: October 6, 2003
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