Destiny

By Sylvia Clute

The author's great interest in philosophy began at the age of 15, when illness rather abruptly raised the issue of a possible life after death. In the course of his studies, the author managed to... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1887472215
• ISBN13: 9781887472210
• Release Date: January 1998
• Publisher: Sunstar Pub Ltd
• Length: 275 Pages
• Weight: 0.18 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.8" x 1.0" x 6.3"

Customer Reviews

A page turner

This book was a surprise to me and when I finally got to it on my pile of books to read I was into a none stop reading. It was a good thing it was one of those rainy three days. This book has something for everyone: good writing style that flows nicely; a story line we can all identify with in our life's journey; romance (yeah, we all love that); a historical and mystical story line that manages to interlace itself into the big bad wolf goverment/legal industry. All in all a book that I imagine book clubs could definitely get their teeth into and an excellent curl up on the sofa and read book.

An excellent read -- hope for America

Similar to "Celestine Prophesy" but better written. A novel about law, but unlike John Grishom, an uplifting message. If you're concerned about the government bashing of Rush Limbah, et al,. but agree government must change, "Destiny" presents an answer that's more fundamental and profound than Marianne Williamson's book "The Healing of America". I think Clute is on to sumthing BIG!!! Excellent for government classes and study groups, as well as just thoughtful reading.

Very worthwhile reading

Emotionally difficult, but worthwhile. Author's ego gets in the way at the end, but that should not stop you. Explores Masonic foundations of our country, something omitted from most histories, but crucial to understanding where we came from and our obligation to continue the experiment with vigor and enthusiasm.For many dissatisfied with conservative organized religions, distills the essence of moral living and explains an option for discussing what the purpose of life is. xEND