BANNING, Calif., Oct. 16, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- At times when we feel so invincible, God throws in trials and challenges to remind us that He still takes control over our lives. What happens when a firm believer of God mingles with agnostic people? Will her faith remain unshaken? Experience spiritual enlightenment as you leaf through the pages of Olivine Nadeau Bohner's book, 27 Reasons Why We Don't Have to be Afraid.
Author Olivine Nadeau Bohner grows up with a firm belief in God and a high regard for His followers. God, however, tests the strength of her character by making her work in an agnostic environment -- with people very vocal in their off-putting remarks against Christianity. What happens when Bohner starts to question her belief system? Will her faith remain unshaken?
Twenty-seven Reasons Why We Don't Have to be Afraid is Bohner's spiritual journey that began as a collection of radio scripts. An expression of her faith, the book uses a variety of styles, presenting essays of faith and spiritual wisdom. It depicts her meaningful spiritual life influenced by her religious parents, painting an image of a loving and patient God, who forgives the lost and guides them back to a down-to-earth Christian life.
Bohner is concerned to help her fellow believers, whose faith has been eroded by scientism. She tackles the negative impact of scientism on the minds of many believers. Let these Twenty-seven Reasons Why We Don't Have to Be Afraid inspire you to appreciate the truth of God's love and see Him in the beauty of His creation.
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About the Author
Author Olivine Bohner taught English as a Second Language at the University of Guam for eighteen years and at La Sierra University, Riverside, California, for ten years. She has written three books: The Long, Long Trial, Into the Blizzard, and Demon of Padeng. She is now retired and lives with her husband in Banning, California.
27 Reasons Why We Don't Have to be Afraid * by Olivine Nadeau Bohner
Publication Date: December 2, 1999
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