Crossroads - Roberts, Jim
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We have made tremendous strides as a nation. No other country has advanced as far and as fast as the United States of America. We can be justifiably proud of our great achievements in so many areas. Unfortunately, we have also become a nation immersed in political complacency and spiritual apathy. Our values are going through a shredder and are emerging as a mixed bag of ambiguous religiosity and intensifying immorality. America is indeed at a crossroads. We must choose either to continue our downward spiral of God-mocking and liberal lunacy, or turn to Almighty God and our Christian roots.…mehr

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We have made tremendous strides as a nation. No other country has advanced as far and as fast as the United States of America. We can be justifiably proud of our great achievements in so many areas. Unfortunately, we have also become a nation immersed in political complacency and spiritual apathy. Our values are going through a shredder and are emerging as a mixed bag of ambiguous religiosity and intensifying immorality. America is indeed at a crossroads. We must choose either to continue our downward spiral of God-mocking and liberal lunacy, or turn to Almighty God and our Christian roots. This book addresses that choice head-on. Without any mincing of words, the hard-hitting, abbreviated chapters of this brief writing identify what may well be the most damaging problem in America, and point us toward a major step in its overall solution.
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Jim Roberts grew up in rural East Texas. After college, he lived and worked briefly in Houston before moving to Cincinnati, Ohio in the early 1980s to pursue a business career. Now a full-time writer, he and his wife, the artist Donna Berry Roberts, split their time between Ohio and Texas, depending on whim, changes in the weather, or the beckoning of distant haints.His fiction has appeared in Prime Number Magazine, Rappahannock Review, Snake Nation Review, Flash Fiction Magazine, and The Arlington Literary Journal (ArLiJo). Of Fathers & Gods is his debut story collection.