Bøger af Paul Snider

What does it mean to be a man? In Detroit during the 1930's and 1940's, being raised by a divorced mother during peak unemployment and pre-war jitters, sex, violence, and spirituality are woven together in a complex web surrounding a young Andrew Cameron.As he learns to navigate a family legacy of both immoral characters and honorable heroes, Andrew struggles to rise above poverty, war, and loss, and find the voice that will truly guide him...

"... There is a mounting spiritual hunger rising in the souls of men and women throughout the world, greater in scale than at any time in human history. The traditional sources of inspiration - the world's formalized religions - do not always satisfy this growing hunger. Every religion is sincere and beautiful in its own way, but almost all are heavy with dogma and rituals and traditions that may seem limiting to the spiritually adventurous mind... to many, something seems to be missing... the hunger grows like an ache in the soul.Personal religion comes into being to satisfy these longings... It is the compelling stimulus to search for ever deeper and more meaningful relationships with God and fellow man. Personal religion is thus a religion of expanded relationships, of independence from dogma and confining boundaries... Personal religion is the act of man establishing a direct and personal relationship with his Maker and all that flows from the relationship."