Let The Naked Come First
The Only acceptable plan for co-existence
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The present conditions of the present world, indicates that a philosophy that has permeated the American culture, which makes narcissism a hero, must not continue. It is vital to the existence of not only 'national security' but world security, that the 'mind set' or philosophy of life in America which has crossed the seas, should be brought back to a foundational view of life (which has been lost through the years of advanced technology)-that people are more important than 'things' and that the Bible presents clearly a workable view of social interaction, which is simply described as stated in the Bible - "Love one another as I have loved you." Only disciples of Jesus can understand this teaching and it's application.
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This book is designed for college and High School age students who are considering work as missionaries in foreign countries. It is the result of 30 years work as a consultant to American students and volunteers who wish to provide spiritual and humanitarian services to people who face deprivation and hardships in countries listed as '3rd world countries'. The secondary purpose of this book is to present the authors view that American people should not see America as a nation, with its political and social values and laws as compatible with Biblical and spiritual teachings. The idea of 'Church and State' is not a Biblical concept.
About the Author
Al Hamilton is a veteran of 50 years missionary work. Al and his wife Annette and four children have served 19 years overseas,15 years in South Africa and East Africa. The four children of Al and Annette Coppess Hamilton, have each served in Africa and Asia. The eldest daughter and her family have served over 20 years in South Africa, and Son Jonathan in 3 countries. Two other daughters worked as teachers of English in at least two foreign countries. With the personal experience in sending their own children, to work with people of other cultures and languages, Al and Annette felt qualified to recruit other young people to do the same work they trained their own children to do.