A Form of Godliness
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.65 (532 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1578565499 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 402 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-01-01 |
| Language | : | English |
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Peggy Phifer said A glimpse into the future? God help us.. Imagine a perfect world, where school children are completely healthy, churches offer unconditional love, acceptance and hope, and long-dreaded diseases have been conquered. Such is the situation as A FORM OF GODLINESS opens. Yet if you take the time to look beneath this benevolent surface, something dark and horrifying exists.In this world, drastically changed long after 9/11, we meet Matthew Bridger, Christian President of the United States, Bryson Lawe, Secret Service agent assigned to . Emi said Excellent book!. What a wonderful book! The plot definitely kept me riveted until the last page. Like all of Shane Johnson's past works this one lives up to the reputation.The story is set a few decades into the future originating from the event of the 9/11 tragedy. The American dream has long been lost to the minds of a majority of the citizens, with emphasis especially on the sanctity of human life and brutal acts (described in the book) that are much more commonplace, seen as right and necessary for the. ""A Form of Godliness" is a book about faith, forgiveness, and courage." according to Dan Blankenship. Having read "ICE" by author Shane Johnson, I was really looking forward to reading another one of his creations. "A Form of Godliness" manages to pack a wide range of subjects and characters into "A Form of Godliness" is a book about faith, forgiveness, and courage. Dan Blankenship Having read "ICE" by author Shane Johnson, I was really looking forward to reading another one of his creations. "A Form of Godliness" manages to pack a wide range of subjects and characters into 400 pages. In fact, one-third of the way through this drama I began to wonder if Johnson had bitten off more than he could chew with this one. But as I read on, I was glad my analysis was dead wrong and that Mr. Johnson is "batting-a-thousand" as far as I'm concerned. The novel opens up with a ter. 00 pages. In fact, one-third of the way through this drama I began to wonder if Johnson had bitten off more than he could chew with this one. But as I read on, I was glad my analysis was dead wrong and that Mr. Johnson is "batting-a-thousand" as far as I'm concerned. The novel opens up with a ter
Finally given their long-awaited opening, enemies of the Jewish state attack, igniting a war that threatens to sweep the globe. Amid the escalating chaos, Bridger, Lawe and Foley race to uncover the truths that will secure their survival–and that of America itself.. Experience the Nightmare of a Perfect WorldWelcome to America: where every school child is completely healthy; where an all-embracing church speaks only of unconditional love and acceptance; where diseases once thought beyond reach have been conquered; and where those who have lost loved ones receive soothing messages of hope.Yet beneath the surface of this seeming utopia l
All rights reserved. Life Quality, an organization that will seemingly stop at nothing to acquire body parts. Environmentalists of faith will be offended by his disparaging comments about those who oppose drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, and other readers may be troubled by the idea that the U.S. Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. . Johnson (Ice) is a talented writer who juggles many characters with aplomb, but his talents falter under his didacticism. From Publishers Weekly Appearing in a charged election year, this apocalyptic thriller—dedicated to President Bush and those killed in the 9/11 attacks—delivers a strong Republican, Zionist message. Storytelling takes second place here to dogma. The token inser