Summary Of Born Again By Charles W. Colon

Born Again by Charles W. Colson Let the living give thanks to our honored dead who have paid the ultimate sacrifice that the Constitution of the United States remains our guiding light. Bob Latta would you sacrifice your life so that a lot of other people could live? The year is 1954 off the coast of Guatemala everything is enveloped in total blackness, the sea is like smooth marble, the air is hot and heavy, and the atmosphere is full of suspense as young platoon commander Charles Colson is briefed and prepared for an overt mission to protect American lives off the rocky coast of the tiny Latin American country.
Charles Colson and his men were ready to fight and were prepared to give their lives to protect total strangers. We all agree that during the many times that America has been involved in wars. She has been blessed with the
They are of the opinion that a person should not lay down their life for someone they don’t know. They believe it is not fair to their families because their families will never see their loved ones again; their kids will never know them; and maybe the people they gave their life for were not worth saving. While it is true that their families will experience great sorrow over the loss of their loved one for those that are Christians it is only a temporary separation they will see their loved one again, and they believe that every life is worth saving no matter how worthless the person seems to be. For those that are not Christians they have no hope of ever seeing their loved one again. All they can do is simply try to cope with their loss, and try to be satisfied with the fact that their loved one was a