Beyond the Golden Door

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  • Beyond the Golden Door Book Detail

  • Author : Ali Master
  • Release Date : 2019-05-14
  • Publisher : Morgan James Publishing
  • Genre : Biography & Autobiography
  • Pages : 244
  • ISBN 13 : 164279287X
  • File Size : 81,81 MB
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Beyond the Golden Door by Ali Master PDF Summary

Book Description: In this powerful and inspiring memoir, a Pakistani immigrant shares his story of finding new freedoms and a new faith in America. It’s easy to talk about freedom. But unless someone has lived in a world that suffocates freedom, it’s difficult to appreciate the liberty found in America. This is the true story of a Pakistani Muslim who immigrates to the United States for college and discovers five transformational freedoms along the way: the freedom to fail and start over, to love, to choose one’s faith, to be an entrepreneur, and to self-govern. Contrasting these precious freedoms with the life he lived in Pakistan, Ali’s story reveals that God is the true source of liberty as He works in people’s lives to bring about redemption. A call to value and preserve American freedoms, Beyond the Golden Door is also an invitation for readers to consider ultimate freedom in Jesus Christ.

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