Book Deals with Growing Religious Concern in America

Based on Edward J. Miliam's view on religion in America, "Taking America's Pulse" (published by AuthorHouse) deals with humanities good and bad states of mind. In this book, Miliam shares his perspective on the multicultural religious population and population explosion in America.

"While looking through some old college research papers he thought that they could be assembled into a book. Most had to do with humanities' declining moral status or based on religion. He thought maybe it would be good information for someone."

Miliam emphasizes that America has lost its biblical thought and has been overtaken by secular beliefs. This book echoes a religiously joint concern about where America is headed religiously.

An excerpt from this book:
If you're earnestly Taking America's Pulse, you can see that America is religiously in trouble. Secular beliefs are running through American society like gossip through town. Both have clotting effects. Gossip causes disruptions in families and in innocent people's lives. Thus, families can get confused and become divided. Secular activity in society has similar affects.

An inviting read, "Taking America's Pulse" is written like a novel, and is religiously-inspired.

"Taking America's Pulse"
By Edward J. Miliam
Hardcover | 6 x 9in | 146 pages | ISBN 9781524643065
Softcover | 6 x 9in | 146 pages | ISBN 9781524643058
E-Book | 146 pages | ISBN 9781524643041
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble

About the Author
Edward J. Miliam is a retired research technician. While working, he earned a business management degree and master's degree in biblical studies.

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