WORLD CHANGING
THROUGH LIFE CHANGING:
THE FRANK BUCHMAN REVOLUTION.

World Changing through Life Changing: The Frank Buchman Revolution evaluates the life and work of a man whose movement of moral and spiritual rearmament, together with its offshoots, changed the lives of countless individuals as well as bringing a new dimension to international relations. Author T. Willard Hunter combines a scholarly analysis with a wealth of personal stories and previously unknown facts concerning Buchman, who remains as controversial today as he was during his lifetime. Chapters include “Alcoholics Anonymous,” “The European Union,” “Harry S. Truman,” “Adolf Hitler,” and “Sex and Money.”

Hunter also explores Buchman’s family and cultural background and the origins of his philosophy and methodology. Appendices include Henry P. Van Dusen’s 1934 article “Apostle to the Twentieth Century,” reprinted from The Atlantic Monthly. The bibliography on Buchman is the most complete ever compiled. This book is indeed a “must read” for all those who have been affected, directly or indirectly, by the man whose work Hunter calls “an under-reported phenomenon.”

“A mine of information on Frank Buchman’s life and work . . . lucid, fast-moving, informative and uplifting.”

“Alcoholics Anonymous owes so many of its principles and nearly all of its 12 Steps to Frank Buchman. Hunter's book is a ‘must read’ for any who want to know more about where AA came from.”

 “I was enthralled reading the manuscript. Hunter has a wonderful way of telling the story of Buchman in a compelling manner in an American idiom.”

                                                Michael Henderson, author of No Enemy to Conquer

 “Stimulating and provocative . . . coherent and well organized. In this peculiar day of ours, anything that keeps alive idealism and optimism is precious.”

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