Do No Evil
Good vs. Evil – all Christians know the ultimate outcome of this perpetual struggle, but what about on a less cosmic level? What about our personal conflicts – urban violence, domestic violence, the daily challenge of making choices that are love motivated and honor God instead of being evil and self serving?
This book follows a young urban couple, Samuel and Penny, as they try to honor their love for each other and Christ while confronting the attacks of an evil world. They are confronted by violence, greed, mayhem, hatred, prejudice, and revenge during an unusual courtship. But there’s much that is unusual in this relationship.
Penny’s West Virginia heritage is not what you might expect, and Samuel has much to consider before he commits to a life-long relationship with her. His nominal Christianity is no match for the forces that confront him. There’s much for him to learn, and discover.
But he’s not the only one with a quandary; Penny has to be very careful just who it is she marries. Not everyone can bear up under the weight of the legacy she is heir to, a legacy that is centuries old, dating back to the first human presence in the West Virginia mountain country she calls home.
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Do No Evil
Good vs. Evil – all Christians know the ultimate outcome of this perpetual struggle, but what about on a less cosmic level? What about our personal conflicts – urban violence, domestic violence, the daily challenge of making choices that are love motivated and honor God instead of being evil and self serving?
This book follows a young urban couple, Samuel and Penny, as they try to honor their love for each other and Christ while confronting the attacks of an evil world. They are confronted by violence, greed, mayhem, hatred, prejudice, and revenge during an unusual courtship. But there’s much that is unusual in this relationship.
Penny’s West Virginia heritage is not what you might expect, and Samuel has much to consider before he commits to a life-long relationship with her. His nominal Christianity is no match for the forces that confront him. There’s much for him to learn, and discover.
But he’s not the only one with a quandary; Penny has to be very careful just who it is she marries. Not everyone can bear up under the weight of the legacy she is heir to, a legacy that is centuries old, dating back to the first human presence in the West Virginia mountain country she calls home.
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Do No Evil

Do No Evil

by Les Alldredge
Do No Evil

Do No Evil

by Les Alldredge

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Good vs. Evil – all Christians know the ultimate outcome of this perpetual struggle, but what about on a less cosmic level? What about our personal conflicts – urban violence, domestic violence, the daily challenge of making choices that are love motivated and honor God instead of being evil and self serving?
This book follows a young urban couple, Samuel and Penny, as they try to honor their love for each other and Christ while confronting the attacks of an evil world. They are confronted by violence, greed, mayhem, hatred, prejudice, and revenge during an unusual courtship. But there’s much that is unusual in this relationship.
Penny’s West Virginia heritage is not what you might expect, and Samuel has much to consider before he commits to a life-long relationship with her. His nominal Christianity is no match for the forces that confront him. There’s much for him to learn, and discover.
But he’s not the only one with a quandary; Penny has to be very careful just who it is she marries. Not everyone can bear up under the weight of the legacy she is heir to, a legacy that is centuries old, dating back to the first human presence in the West Virginia mountain country she calls home.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781449706319
Publisher: WestBowPress
Publication date: 02/15/2011
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 204
File size: 590 KB
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