Book description
No country is too hard, too poor, too filled with crime, too divided by war, or too spiritually dark to be changed. God has given us basic principles that are keys to every problem we face in the twenty-first century. The answers lie between the covers of one book the…
Why read it?
1 author picked The Book That Transforms Nations as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I have stereo-typed Christian influence throughout history as mostly religious and for changing people’s eternal destiny.
My attitude has always been respectful but these historical accounts raised my eyebrows not only about how much one man can lift a nation without being a political leader, but it also made me reconsider what the Bible itself was commanding for “disciple the nations”.
It covers multiple men and multiple countries: India, China, Ireland, South Korea, Switzerland, and more. Uplifting to me, except the part about how much more they did than I ever will. Still incredibly inspiring.
From Samuel's list on The best books that have changed my thinking permanently.
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