Don Harris

Death by Lethal Ingestion: A Self-Imposed Sentence for Dietary Disobedience Don Harris

"Why does God sometimes not heal?" "Is it a sin to eat so called forbidden foods?" "Are the Old Testament dietary laws still relevant today?" These questions and more are answered by the author in a straightforward and balanced, but uncompromising way. For those who think their mind is made up and none of this really matters, this book is a personal challenge to read. Those who have been diagnosed with cancer or other related disease or chronic illness, are even offered the possibility of hope and healing within the pages of "Death by Lethal Ingestion". Since the beginning of human history deception about food has resulted in certain (albeit not sudden) physical death. Many people, particularly Christians, around the world have bought into the notion that all things are OK if their indulgence is "in moderation". The author, Don Harris, takes a rare and bold approach to debunking that myth as it relates not only to food choices, but also to the broader matters of spiritual disciplines. He goes beyond the 'milk and cereal' approach and serves up the 'meat' of the Bible in a way that challenges the reader to develop a more grown up view, encouraging personal accountability for our choices in exercising the freedom that makes us humans unique among all of creation. The title, "Death by Lethal Ingestion", and subtitle, "A Self-Imposed Sentence for Dietary Disobedience", thrust the reader into the reality of the consequences of wrong food choices in light of the unchanging nature of God and His Word. Don anticipates questions from skeptics, such as how God might view the spiritual condition of departed believers who never had the benefit of the knowledge shared in this book. The answers are solid, compelling and adeptly backed up by scripture. "Death by Lethal Ingestion" is intentionally void of promoting of nutritional supplements or popular diet plans. It is based solely on the unadulterated Word of God. As such, in ord