<p>This volume deals with a dozen of the most common myths about the Christian life. Using the Scriptures, this book addresses several questions, objections and misconceptions many have when confronted with the choice of accepting or rejecting Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior.</p>

What's My Excuse? 12 Myths of Christianity

Religion & Spirituality

Brad Crouser

Christian Books & Bibles

Woodland Gospel

<p>Why a book about the disgraced former governor? "When you consider that his accomplishments probably affected the day-to-day lives of West Virginians more than any figure in its history, the story is compelling," explained Brad Crouser. "I waited for twenty years, thinking someone else would write it but, when I realized that was unlikely, I tackled the project myself. Moore himself was reluctant to be interviewed for it, because so much ugly stuff had been written about him in recent years." He continued, "But Arch had been reduced to 'The governor who went to jail,' and there was a good chance that his significance would be lost to future generations. Love him or hate him, his life story is as fascinating as any national figure's, as interesting as Nixon's, for example. It needs to be told. There are character and political lessons to be learned from it-good and bad."</p>

Arch: The Life Of Governor Arch A. Moore, Jr.

Biographies & Memoirs

Leaders & Notable People

Woodland Press, LLC

Newly revised and now available as a softcover, this is the story of West Virginia Governor Arch A. Moore, Jr. Author Brad Crouser, a Charleston lawyer and former state tax commissioner, takes the reader from the turn of the Twentieth Century and Arch's grandfather, the entrepreneur F. T. Moore, to the present day of his Congresswoman daughter, Shelley Moore Capito, from the mountaintops of triumph to the valleys of tragedy, weaving a most colorful story that rivets the reader through thirty-one gripping chapters. Numerous stories include the near-fatal wounding of Sgt. Moore by a German machine gun in World War II; a gerrymandered Congressional race in which the entire Democratic Establishment, including three Presidents, tried to defeat him; the few minutes Moore was "premier" of the Soviet Union; being shot down in Vietnam and his 1968 helicopter crash in Lincoln County; the 1976 trial and acquittal; the creation of the state's Interstate highway system; and crimes that sent him to an Alabama prison. "He was, and will always be, a polarizing figure. I resisted the urgings of those who wanted me to portray Arch Moore as a villain, or the advice of others who wanted him presented as a saint," says Crouser about this, his second published book. "But he is neither. Instead, I tried to tell the story as fairly and accurately as I could and, in so doing, explain Moore's motivations in life and why, despite his illustrious career, he ended up getting into trouble with the feds. A genuine, three-dimensional subject has been presented, about whom the reader can draw his or her own conclusions."

Arch: The Life of Governor Arch A. Moore, Jr.

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