Beyond the Comfort Zone

About the Book

Questions. We all have them, rattling around in the back of our minds. How did the country get to be like this? We have a government that’s repeatedly paralyzed by a Congress and president constantly at odds. We have a monster bureaucracy churning out an avalanche of new medical regulations. We have a shooting war that’s been going on since 9/11—  a war in which our terrorist enemies have struck at nations around the globe, and might eventually acquire nuclear weapons.

And then there’s the other war. In nearly every state, battles are being fought over issues which are central to the very fabric of life. Our society’s basic building blocks— marriage, family, the concept of morality itself—  have been turned into political footballs. This is a kind of war which has no end.

More questions. How can all this be happening? We thought that two World Wars and a four-decade Cold War had settled everything. What is it, that’s turning this world into a lunatic asylum? Is there any way to make sense out of it all?

This book isn’t about questions. The symbol on the front cover says just the opposite: It’s about answers. And that includes answers to the biggest question of all. This book is about the war that never ends.

About the Author

Frank Wilkins was born and raised in California. After graduating from high school, he enlisted in the US Navy and served as a radioman. Following his naval service, Wilkins attended college and received his bachelor of science degree from the California State University system. He now resides in the Midwest.