Robert Turner Books

The narrative centers on Lewis Mumford and a diverse group of rebel food fighters as they confront the dominance of multinational food corporations over the food supply. Set against the backdrop of Appalachia, the story explores themes of food sovereignty and security, highlighting the struggle to reclaim control over food systems and personal lives. This compelling true story emphasizes the importance of local food movements in the face of corporate influence.

The book explores profound spiritual mysteries revealed by the Creator, emphasizing the divine gifts bestowed upon humanity through Jesus Christ. It aims to share the greatest secrets that are permissible for individuals to understand and utilize without offending God. The text highlights the role of ministering spirits as guides in uncovering these sacred truths, inviting readers to engage with the knowledge contained within for spiritual growth and enlightenment.

This guide offers insights into identifying flint tools discovered in the field, enhancing the understanding of prehistoric archaeology. It provides practical tips for recognizing various types of flint artifacts and explores their significance in the context of early human history, making it an essential resource for enthusiasts and researchers alike.