What would you do to change the world?

What would you give up to change the world?

Would you worry only about what you might lose rather than what you might gain?

Do material possessions liberate you or obligate you to their defense?

Is God hidden by modern religion rather than proclaimed?

 

Pontius Pilate ordered the crucifixion of Christ but he never lifted a hammer or held a nail; the task was left to those who simply followed orders. Those who did without questioning why? Those so concerned with protecting their positions and their bobbles, their vain status that they would perpetuate evil without a second thought.

No different today, from the gas fires of Auschwitz to the deserts of Darfur to the criminality and the storm of lies and propaganda that overwhelms the American populace. "Well, I would but I’m really busy or "That’s just a shame, but what can I do?"

You can get in line!

 

The Servants of Pilate is the first novel from David Glenn Cox the award winning author and essayists. The story of a homeless man with nothing to lose who seeks an audience with the President of the United States of America.

 

Critics have hailed the work,

"One hell of a story!"

Janet Crozier of Crozier and associates

"Lott’s, One good man is John Smith! The Servants of Pilate is one good read!

"Patty Beckham, Metro Atlanta