Journey to Clarity

About the Book

What if it was proposed to you that all your life had been built on misunderstanding and, perhaps, outright deception? Your vision of the world, the conclusions you had drawn from your experiences, your intended place are all thrust under the glaring light of question. Would you want to know the truth? Would you be courageous enough to face it?

Or for that matter, is there such a thing as truth, or is it really left swinging in the breeze to be determined by individual preference? Can something be true for you and not for me? In this twenty-first-century world of ours, are you bold in your conviction of something being right (or wrong), or are you merely being narrow-minded and egocentric? In this book, we will open ourselves up to these questions, and the results may surprise you. You need only bring along an open mind and an open heart.

About the Author

David Tozar was born in Fairfax County, Virginia. Following high school and a stint in the army, he settled in Hampton, Virginia. In 1982, while on a business trip to Chicago, he met the woman he could not do without, Jean Oury, a native of Wheaton, Illinois. Shortly after meeting, he returned to Chicago, packed her bags for her and brought her back to Tidewater. Without any further ado, they married and after 35 years are still going strong. They were blessed with two fine sons, Gabriel and Elijah, who have grown into fine men of whom they are very proud. There were many moves over the years but whether in Georgia, Ohio, Pennsylvania or Virginia they have always tried to be true to the path God set before them. Moving a household which included horses, dogs and cats was never easy but always had its rewards through friends made and life lessons learned. Somehow, David managed to complete his B.S. and Masters along the way. For the past 23 years, David and Jean have resided in Fincastle, Virginia located in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley. He has taught classes for many years on a variety of subjects and some of these have resulted in this book. Writing it has been a labor of love. David holds a PhD in Christian Apologetics from Newburgh Theological Seminary and Bible College. And, yes, they still have their horses, dogs and cats.