Religion

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This book relives and revisits the major events of the last 50 years from the perspective of my participation and observations. I approach the book with my perspectives both at the time, and now, with a revived emphasis on the Christian view.

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Randall D. Howard

The Baby Boomer generation. Who knew what that phrase would come to represent when it was coined? We had the highest standard of living, saw the most advanced technological changes, lived through wars in foreign countries and in our cities’ streets, and set musical genres and fashion trends that some of us would like to forget. We were invincible. This book revisits those times, bringing back the pride of what we did right, and making plans to improve what we could have done better. Unabashedly, I now present these events with a remorse that I personally didn’t find Jesus Christ until later in life.
I had been touched by the messages from Billy Graham and shocked by the tragedy of JFK's assassination, but these were momentary interruptions to my self-centered mission in life. They were like ripples caused by skipping stones across the pond. There is a momentary impact, but the ripples soon dissipate with no lasting effect or noticeable difference. It was easier and more entertaining to glue myself to our Zenith console television set and engross myself in the antics of Barney Fife, Mr. Ed, Lucille Ball, or the other comedic pioneers of early television.