Life Lessons from My Father

The postmodern world believes that the moral virtues that hold society together are relative to individuals’ assumed standards. Poststructuralism adds more insults to the already injured world by promoting the idea that moral virtues and words are mere images and as such are unreal. But how we live our lives does not die with us as unreal images; it survives us as our legacy.

In this book the author celebrates the legacy of his late father, who he believes was the first Bible he read growing up under his nurturing care. These twelve life lessons are surefire nuggets that will transform your life and the way you currently live it!