Author: CRONK, WALTER
Title: The Golden Light
Description: Los Angeles, De Vorss. 1965. Hard Cover, 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Gold titles on blue boards which have bumping to lower corner tips but no wear. Internally there is ink underlining to 14 pages and an ink marginal note to one page, a name and date to front endpaper else a clean, tight unmarked copy. Dustjacket has a closed tear, a small loss to lower back and age darkening and is not price clipped. Second printing 1965 (first was 1964). 197 pages. 9 illustrations. Lt. Col. Walter H. Cronk, a veteran of the Normandy Invasion with Patton's 3rd Army (5 Battle Stars, Purple Heart, French Croix de Guerre) knows first hand what men think who face death. In The Golden Light, he gives an intimate briefing to those who would face life in a manner which assures a satisfying spiritual growth. This book is his answer to the atheistic threat to the Free World. It is a positive course of spiritual action. It is practical, and a down to earth approach to God which is good for the soul of every man and woman. The author stresses man's oneness with God, and pleads for sympathetic understanding; not only among Christians and Jews, but for all ordinary people, to experience the spiritual ecstasy of saints, if they will only realize that they are created in God's image. The Golden Light is the visual manifestation of Divinity. R2. Very Good/Good.

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