The shining light

By Ralph W. Neighbour Jr.

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0937931039
• ISBN13: 9780937931035
• Release Date: January 1986
• Publisher: Global Publishers (NC)
• Length: 181 Pages

Customer Reviews

The Shining Light

Can scientific knowledge and faith mix? Here is a fast-moving story of life on a modern University campus that proves conclusively that faith and true science are compatible - that faith is scientifically sound. Wanda Sherman, candidate for a doctorate in science, faced what seemed the very personification of evil itself when she entered Maumi Universtiy. In spite of her misgivings and disagreements with the godless professor, Robert Lee Winfield, she found herself strangely attracted to the handsome and brilliant scientist. Winfield, on his part, could not ignore Wanda's dark beauty and equally brilliant scientific mind. Against the backdrop of fast campus life, these characters play out their parts, refusing to compromise their beliefs, until God intervenes in a Miraculous way to reveal His power and might. Wanda's dedicated life and simple faith have a moving effect upon Professor Winfield, yet he redoubles his efforts to convince her of the fallacy of her beliefs, fighting the attraction of her own spirit and the Spirit of God who is dealing with him. For her own part, Wanda refuses to admit that she is becoming more and more interested in Winfield, until both are faced with a crisis calling for their best scientific knowledge as, shoulder to shoulder, they battle a mysterious virus that threatens to engulf the world in death - a plague that strikes its victims without warning, spanning continents in its sweep. Close brushes with death, communist plots and counterplots, a stirring race against time, all these and many more exciting sequences combine to make this the kind of story you won't be able to leave until the last page. --- from book's back cover.