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Gideon's Torch by Charles Colson and Ellen Vaughn
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Binding: Hardcover
Word Publishing
Copyright 1995
5 6 7 8 9 BVG 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
ISBN: 084991146X
Pages: 553
Item Condition: This book does NOT have the dust jacket. This book has light shelf wear.
"He made his way along L Street to Connecticut Avenue, passing the shining white edifice of the Mayflower Hotel, its bright flags snapping in the cool breeze. He thought how he must be careful not to let his own experiences distort his thinking. The passion for human freedom and human rights was, after all, in his genes. His mind moved back, as it had thousands of times before: He could see his grandfather, once a tall, stately gentleman -- or so the pictures made him appear when he was professor of physics at Tubingen -- being shoved from the train as it pulled into Auschwitz. He and Ira's grandmother were never heard from again. His own father had narrowly escaped.
America didn't have to worry about Hitler, or some madman plotting to exterminate the Jews. But the moral vacuum of the '80s and '90s, had left people without any inner restraints."
Binding: Hardcover
Word Publishing
Copyright 1995
5 6 7 8 9 BVG 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
ISBN: 084991146X
Pages: 553
Item Condition: This book does NOT have the dust jacket. This book has light shelf wear.
"He made his way along L Street to Connecticut Avenue, passing the shining white edifice of the Mayflower Hotel, its bright flags snapping in the cool breeze. He thought how he must be careful not to let his own experiences distort his thinking. The passion for human freedom and human rights was, after all, in his genes. His mind moved back, as it had thousands of times before: He could see his grandfather, once a tall, stately gentleman -- or so the pictures made him appear when he was professor of physics at Tubingen -- being shoved from the train as it pulled into Auschwitz. He and Ira's grandmother were never heard from again. His own father had narrowly escaped.
America didn't have to worry about Hitler, or some madman plotting to exterminate the Jews. But the moral vacuum of the '80s and '90s, had left people without any inner restraints."
