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April 7th, 5:00 AM CST
Historical Sabotage: The Attempt to Rewrite History and How to Respond
Covered in This Session:
- Historians don’t just write about facts, they have theories about why conflicts happen, and how they could be avoided.
- A God-centered view of history gives meaning to conflict and suffering.
- The root of all conflict and struggle is that humankind has rejected God’s rule and wants to be god themselves.
- Fighting back against destructive ideologies begins with saturating ourselves and our family with God’s Word.
Douglas Bond is author of more than thirty books of historical fiction, biography, devotion, and practical theology, including several books now in Dutch, Portuguese, Romanian, and Korean. Two-book Grace Award finalist (The Revolt and The Battle of Seattle, 2016), Bond is director of the Oxford Creative Writing Master Class, and has served as adjunct instructor in church history and creative writing at three institutions of higher learning, and leads church history tours in Europe. He also serves as a copy editor for individual authors and publishing houses. He is father of six children and has eleven grandchildren.
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