Author Addresses Social Issues with Biblical Approach in “The World That Hates Us”
Third book of Author Bob Jamison provides guidance to churches to embark on taking responsibility for the nation’s welfare.
The government is simply not structured nor comfortable in solving these human problems, but the church is, that is, if we have the courage and boldness to take them on, emphasizing transformation," said Jamison.
“The World That Hates Us: Our Promised Inheritance,” an enlightening take on societal issues the United State is facing at present. Today, the US tops in terms of prison population, rate of divorce, and teen pregnancies among many other problems. The rise of the numbers commenced in the 1960’s when secularists boldly took over the American Society, paving the way to the secular era. The church had participated less and less; it stood on the sidelines, keeping a blind eye.
In this book, the author emphasized the importance of the church’s strong participation in society. The church can solve societal problems that the government fails to address, and can reach the people in a way that the government cannot. If the church and government will join forces to grapple with these issues, there will be a far better outcome.
In this intriguing composition, the author’s knowledge of the Scripture was put in writing as a solution to the challenges the society is confronting. It is an enticing read that will surely pique the reader’s interest.
The World That Hates Us
Written by Bob Jamison
Paperback | $10.99
Kindle | $2.99
Book copies are available at www.amazon.com, www.barnesandnoble.com, and other online book retailers.
About the Author
Robert “Bob” Jamison is a retired businessman from the Texas Hill Country. He has a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, majoring in Finance from Southern Methodist University, and a Master of Arts degree majoring in City Management from the University of Texas. In addition, he also has a bachelor’s degree in Theology from Fountain Gate Bible College. Fountain Gate taught him about figurative language in scripture, embracing the principle taught be St. Augustine (354-432), “The New Testament lies hidden in the Old.” At present, Bob, a widower, has 5 children, 14 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren.
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