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Production Bible IV: Decolonisation 2.0

Production Bible IV: Decolonisation 2.0

Enongene, Stephen Makoge

Paperback

Religion General

ISBN13: 9798285833130
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: May 30 2025
Pages: 208
Weight: 0.54
Height: 0.44 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
This book is not a devotional whisper. It is a trumpet blast at the gates of the world's broken thought systems. Production Bible IV is a spiritual architecture manual for the age of collapse--a philosophical reawakening that calls every culture, industry, and intellect to bow before the wisdom and power of Christ Jesus, our eternal KING OF KINGS. Christian philosopher and ethical provocateurStephen Makoge Enongene does not ask the world to accept Christ gently. He demands that it reckon with Him. Rooted in Matthew 11:28-30--but forged in the heat of the twenty-first-century disillusionment--this fourth volume invites the reader not to a haven of rest, as a retreat, but to a strategic stronghold in Christ for the revolution. Here, the yoke of Christ is no escape from thought, but the recalibration of it. The Christian mind must cast down not only carnal destractions but also the polished idols of secular idealism, managerial ethics, and postmodern ambiguity. Enongene's career in global corporate instruction and moral education gives him an edge honed outside the sanctuary. He has seen how soft ethics dress as wisdom, and how boardroom diplomacy masquerades as peace. This book deconstructs such illusions--and reconstructs a framework where the resurrected Christ stands not merely as Saviour, but as Sovereign Epistemology. Production Bible IV is not a calm book. It is an altar laid atop the ruins of exhausted philosophies. It speaks in the cadence of prophets, the syntax of philosophers, and the urgency of a world teetering on self-deification. This is a call to surrender thought itself--not to emptiness, but to the fulness of Christ, in whom all truth coheres. Until the day of the Epiphany--this call resounds.

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