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Atlas Shrugged and Jesus Wept - Paperback

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by Don Milne (Author)

New angel George is assigned to work for angel Clarence in Heaven's Prayerless Souls Department, where they file the names of all those no one prays for. These are people that want nothing to do with God. Having been the beneficiary of angelic intervention in his own life, George wants to do the same for some of these souls. He picks a card at random from the files and asks, "Who's John Galt?" Atlas Shrugged and Jesus Wept is a rebuttal to Ayn Rand's classic novel, Atlas Shrugged. Curiously popular with many conservatives, Atlas Shrugged is, at its core, an anti-religion book. Atlas Shrugged and Jesus Wept defends the Judeo-Christian values that Rand criticized.

Number of Pages: 156
Dimensions: 0.33 x 7 x 4.25 IN
Publication Date: April 27, 2012
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