LONGWOOD, FL-John F. Kennedy once said, "A revolution is comingÉwhether we will it or not. We can affect its character; we cannot alter its inevitability." Such is the message that comprises Treber Caleb Doall's body of work, Revolutionary Faith: I Want to See Miracles (paperback, 978-1-60266-465-4). The U.S. Army colonel attempts to impress upon readers that life on earth is temporary, death only stops our flesh, and pain will live on in future generations. In our modern-day society, we have all been effectively brainwashed into perpetuating our own American Dream financial success, a two car garage in a suburban neighborhood, and the white picket fence. While this may be our ticket to realizing all our earthly aspirations, such things hold no weight in the grand scheme of things.
Says Doall, "I hope readers will receive a willingness to open their mind, heart, and soul to ideas they've consciously, subconsciously, and/or unconsciously suppressed."
The first in a series, Revolutionary Faith presents a scenario of an Oliver Cromwell type figure in the modern United States. Though no man could permanently cure mankind from embracing greed and a desire to control the world, Cromwell proved they could at least be hindered. The actions this character exhibits may strike readers as immature, apathetic, or even spontaneous at times, but the faith he exhibits is revolutionary. Grow with him as he stands against evil, climbs in triumph, and even falls at unfortunate times, finding himself on his knees somewhere in between humanity and spirituality.
Treber Caleb Doall is an army colonel with 13 yearsÕ experience in the infantry. He has a degree in European history with a minor in political science.
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2007