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The author is a regular American who wanted to delve into why he is a Christian and believes in God. The author's parents had the foresight to get him into a Sunday School class when quite young growing up in Nebraska and to stress the belief in God. Regular church attendance was always stressed. The idea for this book was a desire as a regular Christian church goer to explore his Christian beliefs more actively. So, this must be made abundantly clear he is not a pastor, nor has had any training or education in preaching the Gospel. This little book then is just his personal witness and…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The author is a regular American who wanted to delve into why he is a Christian and believes in God. The author's parents had the foresight to get him into a Sunday School class when quite young growing up in Nebraska and to stress the belief in God. Regular church attendance was always stressed. The idea for this book was a desire as a regular Christian church goer to explore his Christian beliefs more actively. So, this must be made abundantly clear he is not a pastor, nor has had any training or education in preaching the Gospel. This little book then is just his personal witness and testimony to the power of believing in God and prayer. The author is also a former junior high school teacher and a former university professor, his last Air Force \assignment was as a professor at the USAF Air War College locating in Montgomery, Alabama.
Autorenporträt
Tales from Northern Arizona is a series of short stories, essays, and (for those familiar with computers) blogs. The word "blog" is and remains somewhat of a mystery to me, it applies only to articles and stories written using a word program based on a computer system. Growing up in Nebraska in a different and simpler time of history in America, I learned to read at an early age, as my mother told the story, I almost caused my dad to crash his car as his small three-year-old blond headed son Bobby looked out the car window and read a sign printed on the side of a filling station building and then said "Ice" to his parents. Since I was the only child at the time my mother and father had not expected this little boy riding in the back seat of a car to read a sign and then speak so clearly about what he read since he was not even in school yet!