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"This is damn good! Your writing style is wonderful, your insights are really cool, and the stories are great. The book is unique, it speaks, it is alive!" Nick Overduin, Ph.D
William Raff's legacy was defined by his demanding religious upbringing in the New Apostolic Church. But when he meets a mentor who challenges his beliefs, it sets him on a journey of self-discovery that leads him to a startling realization. In his debut memoir, Raff shares his eye-opening experiences and invites readers to question their own beliefs. Will you join him on this thought-provoking journey?
After decades, holding his beliefs as sacred, Raff turns to the world of academia, determined to become a better minister, but finds more than he bargained for. This will confirm his suspicions about his doubts and cause him to reevaluate his faith. With each new discovery, he begins to dismantle the foundations of his religious upbringing, ultimately finding a new sense of freedom and purpose. But what will this newfound enlightenment cost him?
For fans of thought-provoking memoirs like "Educated" by Tara Westover and "The Glass Castle" by Jeannette Walls, "Go and Preach No More: a legacy abandoned-my life reclaimed" is a must-read. Buy now before the price changes and experience the power of self-discovery.
Authors note: Nick Overduin, PhD, Philosophy, reached out to let me know he wanted to buy my book. Both members of the clergy project, I had not met him or spoken with him before. I asked him if I could send him a near "final draft" and get his feedback before I published. Naturally, I am thrilled to share his opinion here.
