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Rebel with a Cause| Media: | Paperback | | Author: | Franklin Graham | | Publisher: | Nelson Books | | Release date: | 17 June, 1997 | | List price: | $12.99 |
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A Very Good Autobiography |
| Franklin Graham, son of famed evangelist Billy Graham, had written this autobiography from his beginnings as a "rebel" to a President of Samaritan's Purse. It also leads its readers the twists and turns that Franklin had endured to where he is today. This is a very interesting and inspiring autobiography that one shouldn't miss to read. |
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Wonderful Biography |
| This is a very powerful book. Franklin Graham is the son of Dr. Billy Graham and Ruth Bell Graham. This is his story of "Growing Up Graham," and all of his struggles. He pulls no punches about his life and times. To all of you out there who've lead a rebel life as I once did, you'll love this book. In short, it's a story of growing up in and around Christianity. As he ran from Jesus, he eventually ran right to Jesus and did get saved. He also tells of his life in the ministry after his conversion. So, to anyone who feels called into the ministry, this book will be a great resource for you as well. If you know of someone who hasn't gotten saved and is fighting it, or if you know of someone that was once a renegade and eventually got saved, this book would be an excellent gift. Thank you Franklin Graham for being so honets and sharing your story and of your public display of your Christian faith. Keep up the good work! |
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Worst Book Ever Written |
| Discussions in this book about other religions are absolutely false to say the least. Many facts are simply wrong, the least of which is the discussion about the rituals of Hinduism. Anyone who reads any of Franklin Graham's books must not take a single word of the discussion of other religions seriously, for his books are filled from cover to cover with blatant and gratuitous religious intolerance. Instead of this book, I recommend reading Voltaire's Treatise on Tolerance, ISBN: 0521649692 |
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