The Ultimate Message: A Way of Life

by Louis Ragin

Overview

Some people want to know what I am trying to accomplish, by writing this message. I pray, that all people have the opportunity, to learn what it actually means, to believe. When human beings understands what belief is, then they will learn not to be afraid, of the unknown, death, hell, the supreme being and a lot of other things. I also pray, for people to not be afraid to accept, the only reason we are, who we are, is because of the THOUGHTS, we ALLOW to control us. And it makes no difference, whether the thoughts are good or bad, our thoughts, or some one elses thoughts,or if the thoughts or true, or not true. Human beings are, what we are, because of what we eat, or put in our bodies. I have heard just one pastor say, our body IS the temple of God.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781462813483
Publisher:	Xlibris US
Publication date:	08/09/2006
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	48
File size:	399 KB

About the Author

Louis Ragin was born in Sumter, S.C. on May 23rd, 1942 to the parents Enoch and Hulean Ragin. He is the youngest of four children, with a sister Parniece and two brothers Richard and Enoch Jr. They were raised up going to church every Sunday and sometimes on Sunday nights. The one thing that was difficult for the author to understand, was what most people understood what believing in a god was. When he realized what believing anything was, he asked people what do they mean when they say they believe something. Do they mean they are sure or not sure? He understood most people think that to believe is not to be sure. Louis attended Stone Hill Elementary School through the sixth grade, and Lincoln High School from the seventh grade until he graduated in 1960. Then he picked cotton for one season and got a job at a local furniture plant, William Furniture Company for about seven years. While working there, the author was given a book to read by a preacher, Rev. R. Johnson entitled Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill., a book that changed his life and caused him to find a better job. He got a job with Seaboard Coast Line Railroad in June of 1968. Ragin worked there for thirty two years as conductor/trainman. Many things happened to him both good and not so good but he believes it is the reason he is in this world and the way he is today. The author became disabled in 2000, and then he decided he would share what he learned about life with YOU, The World.

The Ultimate Message * by Louis Ragin "A Way of Life"