Tony Antonellis’s Book on God-Centeredness Will Be Displayed at the LibLearnX 2023 Book Exhibition

“Don’t write like so many scholars and theologians for a limited intellectual audience, but rather write a book for everyone,” says James T. Richards, author Tony Antonellis’s brother-in-law. Tony Antonellis strived and achieved this with his book, “For the Love of God: An Approach to Peace, Coexistence, Community, and Truth.”

“For the Love of God” is a reexamination of religious traditions and beliefs with intellectual honesty. This book will open its readers to peace, truth, and harmony.

In “For the Love of God,” the author aimed to foster an unbiased love for all humans of all faiths in a superb narration of sources, all proving his point, coming from religious texts such as the Hebrew Bible, the Christian New Testament, the Muslim Quran, and other noble scriptures or doctrines of other faiths.

Tony Antonellis’s “For the Love of God” will be exhibited by self-publishing company ReadersMagnet at the LibLearnX: The Library Learning Experience (LLX) 2023 this coming January 27-30, 2023, at the New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, New Orleans, Louisiana.

The LibLearnX 2023 is expected to draw hundreds of attendees from the library and academic community and is open to ALA members and non-members. Attendees will take part in the special programs, hands-on workshops, exhibitions, forums, and discussions. Tony Antonellis’s “For the Love of God” will be displayed alongside other books at the LibLearnX Marketplace.

Order Tony Antonellis’s “For the Love of God: An Approach to Peace, Coexistence, Community, and Truth” on Amazon. Catch the book’s display at the ReadersMagnet exhibit booth at the LibLearnX 2023.

“For the Love of God: An Approach to Peace, Coexistence, Community, and Truth”
Author | Tony Antonellis
Published date | December 23, 2021
Publisher | Dorrance Publishing Co.
Book Genre | Philosophy and religion, nonfiction

Author Bio

When Tony Antonellis finished high school, he was a tractor-trailer driver and a chef and worked for a few years for a Polaroid corporation. Afterward, he attended Eastern Nazarite college, majoring in theology and social work. After graduating, Tony did his master’s studies at Bridgewater State University. For more than 20 years, he has worked with people with developmental disabilities and mental illness. Tony’s greatest treasure is his family: his children, his wife, his late mother and mother-in-law, and his collie, Noah.

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