Won’t Keep Silent, critically examines the concept of truth, the church’s approach to it, and how the church has often distorted the truth to serve human agendas rather than divine ones.

It blends memoir, theology, and cultural reflection into a meditation on truth, faith, and interpretation. It challenges established dogma by exploring how truth is both perceived and distorted—in art, scripture, and daily life. Through vivid analogies, WKS examines how personal bias and cultural forces shape our understanding of divine and human authority.

It critiques modern false teachings and the commercialization of faith, while inviting readers to engage spiritual questions with honesty, courage, and humility.

Ultimately, WKS calls us to reclaim our spiritual bearings and pursue an authentic connection with the divine—one that embraces complexity, confronts mortality, and is transformed by sincere, unflinching inquiry.

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