Brad O'Donnell Launches WHERE TO NOW SAINT PAUL?

RICHMOND, Va.

Author Brad O'Donnell addresses the transition from religion to spiritualism, and the future of the Christian faith in his new book, "Where to Now Saint Paul?: Why We're Quitting Church" (published by iUniverse).

"According to Pew Research, church attendance has dropped from 55 percent to 18 percent," O'Donnell says. His book offers a uniquely secular perspective on why the young are leaving church.

O'Donnell adds, "The Barna Group found that young adults don't believe in Satan. It's a church killer. They have good reason, since it was St. Paul who created the concept of salvation. And Pope Benedict's seminary insisted Paul was indifferent to the teaching of Christ and the opponent of the religion of love Christ came to announce to the world."

O'Donnell investigates the contradictory theology and offers a solution for those who might leave the religion.

Written for readers from all walks of life, "Where to Now Saint Paul?" endeavors to stem the tide of those leaving Christianity for atheism. The book shows how spiritualists are finding a meaningful relationship with Christ without the brimstone dogma.

"Where to Now Saint Paul?"
By Brad O'Donnell
Softcover | 5 x 8 in | 134 pages | ISBN 9781491738115
E-Book | 134 pages | ISBN 9781491738122
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble

About the Author
Brad O'Donnell is a graduate of the University of Richmond. After more than two decades in print sales, he drives a semi around the mid-Atlantic states. He currently resides in Richmond, Virginia.

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