Every story has another side. . . you just have to look for it.

Would you sacrifice a life to save your village?

This is the story of two remarkable women. Maria, mindful that the CIA-advised army has wiped out hundreds of Mayan villages, struggles to save her own village from the soldiers’ bullets and flames. Her sister Brenda tries to lead a normal life in Texas, Manhattan, and Vermont after being raped and tortured by CIA-advised secret police. Both women strive to defeat their denial, face an abyss, and make the hard choices needed to persevere. Their story inspires hope for a better future.

What, if anything, do I believe about God?

From Midwest Book Reviews — The Christian Studies Shelf

“Overdue Heresies” asks many questions and questions many traditional answers. It is not for people who seek certainty or believe they have found it — but for those that are still seeking.

Critique: Eloquent, erudite, iconoclastic, informed, informative, thoughtful and thought-provoking, the essays of Malcolm Bell comprising “Overdue Heresies: And the Search for Truth” from Fresh Look Press is especially and unreservedly recommended for church, seminary, community, and college/university library Christian Studies/Theology collections and supplemental curriculum studies lists. It should be noted for the personal reading lists of pastors, preachers, priests, seminary students, and non-specialist general readers with an interest in the subject that “Overdue Heresies” is also available in a digital book format (Kindle, $6.99).
https://www.midwestbookreview.com/sbw/jul_24.htm#christianstudies