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Comments from Luther Butler

Comments from Luther Butler

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PREACHER

From Library Journal Hank is a winner: champion rodeo rider, high school and college athletic star, beloved son, and sweetheart of the beautiful and equally talented Sadie. Growing up on a ranch in eastern New Mexico, he attends college and turns to preaching, not so much because he feels a special calling--in fact, he's a nonbeliever--but because he's so good at it. Hank eventually becomes pastor of one of the largest Baptist churches in Texas, but underneath the successful and self-assured veneer he yearns to discover his true purpose in life. This story of a bull-riding preacher struggling to find himself features out-of-the-ordinary characters and settings. For larger fiction collections.-- Maria A. Perez-Stable, Western Michigan Univ. Libs., Kalamazoo PREACHER A Contemporary Novel By Luther Butler Hank made it big in everything he did--college quarterback, bull rider, and surprisingly, the preacher in one of the richest churches in Texas. But even though his adventures are exciting and far ranging, he finds more tragedy than happiness. Why he eventually returns to his beginnings and finds a real purpose in life among the forgotten people of New Mexico will keep the reader engrossed in this novel of the American Southwest. Secure Movie & TV Rights Softcover: 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 ISBN: 0-86534-171-0 208 pp.,$14.95 Comments from Luther Butler Luther Butler's Answers to the Examination over Preacher:.

New look at Middle East

And, another way of looking at it, Carter, Reagan, Papa Bush, and Clinton didn't want to involve us in a dangerous war in the Middle East. They knew them people were dangerous so they backed off even though I also thought an invasion of Iraq would have been a good thing after the great victory of Desert Storm. Right now it appears that Iraq is going to be our end - financially and by the loss of human life on both sides. Perhaps the best solution is to develop alternate fuels and let them Desert Rats drown in their pools of oil. Where are they going to get their money when foreign countries stop pouring money into their dried up countries?