To Live the Truth
"The degree to which we learn Truth and align our characters and lives with it will determine the level of peace, happiness, and success we experience." (pg. 9)
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I did not write this book seeking material gain, but with the hope that it may add value and beauty to your life. To Live the Truth is offered freely, with no monetary barrier preventing you from reading it.
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More about the book:
To Live the Truth invites readers on a transformative journey to uncover eternal, universal Truth and find greater peace and success by more closely aligning their lives with reality. Through a thoughtful exploration of the nature of truth, knowledge, faith, and personal growth, Ryan Clawson challenges conventional thinking and inspires readers to embrace a life of meaning and purpose.
With practical insights, reflective questions, and timeless wisdom, To Live the Truth is a compelling guide for anyone seeking to live authentically, grow spiritually, and discover the profound beauty of Truth.
Ryan T. Clawson generally resists labels, but a few he’s proud to claim are husband, father, and seeker. His mission is simple: to explore and to share. He searches for meaning, truth, and beauty in the everyday—and then passes along what he finds. Whether through song, prose, or another medium, Ryan aims to express ideas that inspire reflection, foster connection, and point toward things eternal. To Live the Truth is his first book.
He lives in Salt Lake County, Utah, with his wife and children.
A special thanks to Robin Greenfield for the inspiration for this page.
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