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Author O'Rork gathers numerous passages from the Holy Bible and significant historical sources to support his dynamic assertion that much biblical truth is now being ignored. This neglect has deeply denigrated current trends. Perceiving an "intentional effort to thwart, hush, and otherwise silence Christians" through worldly methodologies, he reminds readers of America's founding upon pure, Bible-based concepts.
Emphasizing that the country was dedicated to strong, biblical examples and requirements, O'Rork cogently presents the many ways that such trends as secularism and relativism have clouded initial, plainly stated national aspirations. Philosophy in its purest form allows for religious revelations, but like so many potentially truthful aids, has been sullied by worldly promptings, so a modern seeker may struggle to grasp the basic truths set forth by God and Jesus and recorded in time-honored, sacred text.
For two centuries, biblical principles held sway, but now those guidelines have eroded, with ideas such as evolution blocking the average person's search for essential truths upon which America was founded. Now faced with phenomena such as "the opioid crisis, weekly mass shootings, gender fluidity," sincere and thoughtful Christians must, O'Rork stresses, "ask the Lord to light a fire of Reformation (and repentance) in your soul."
O'Rork, whose early career centered on technology—repairing computers and their complex systems—now dedicates his energies to explorations of the veracity found in Christian history and teachings. His Christian faith manifested at age forty-seven, leading to authorship of treatises concentrating on assertions offered in this work, including teachings and essays designed to assist incarcerated veterans. As he shares the hope inherent in scripture. O'Rork's deep convictions and his ability to deftly array and express them will undoubtedly provide focus for discussion among Christian readers, while providing fresh revelations to those seeking a life of pure spiritual dedication.