Tim Herzog 
The Foundation We Stand Upon [EPUB ebook] 

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American culture has failed. We, the people, have gone astray from what we were founded upon. With every decade and generation, we have slipped further away from the truth. A new ‘truth’ has been the driving force, and has destroyed our foundation in God: Humanism. Humanism teaches there is no God. Humanism teaches that humans are the highest authority and that every individual’s perceptive truth is correct. Humanism is atheism. But, there is a God. And it can be proven. And if it can be proven, then God’s truth is the only one. He is the foundation we need to stand upon.

The Foundation We Stand Upon masterfully combines history, science, and God, and provides persuasive arguments for:

– the existence of God

– the destructive ideology of humanism

– the need for a stronger family

– the political murder of our culture

– the need to return to God

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Tim Herzog has been a public school teacher since 1994. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education in Social Studies from Miami University of Ohio in 1993. He then went on and earned his Master of Education from Miami University of Ohio in 2002. While he was attending Miami University, he studied all of the social sciences. He has been a believer in Christ his whole life and has delivered over 20 sermons for various churches. He has taught multiple groups of people ranging from the ages of 14 to 80. He was awarded the Martha Holden Jennings Award for teaching in 2005. He has written 6 books, ranging from spiritual living, psychology, and historical fiction. One of his favorite things to say about himself is, ‘I’m an imperfect being, on an imperfect journey, trying to reach perfection, only made possible bymy Lord and Savior.’ Tim has been married since 1993. He and his wife live a simple and happy life in the Midwest.

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语言 英语 ● 格式 EPUB ● 网页 164 ● ISBN 9781944566487 ● 文件大小 4.0 MB ● 出版者 Bush Publishing & Associates ● 发布时间 2023 ● 版 1 ● 下载 24 个月 ● 货币 EUR ● ID 9237158 ● 复制保护 Adobe DRM
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