The Change-Maker
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  • Reads 358
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  • Parts 1
  • Time 10h 18m
Complete, First published Nov 28, 2014
Mature
Awakening, alone in the desert, a man comes to believe he has a key role in God's Plan for Mankind. Embarking upon this journey, one also of enlightenment and self-discovery, his convictions continually are challenged as he questions his own participation. Is the incredible work in which he is involved out of God's creation, or is he merely part of a diabolical corporate plot to change the world's balance of power? And how, in God's name, would one ever tell the difference?
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