Moonie Times Reviews Rev. Moon's Biography. They Love It!

Carol Herman, books editor for the Washington Times , recently commissioned herself to review the hottest new book sinceGoing Rogue: the autobiography of great noble universal leader hero Rev. Sun Myung Moon, founder and owner of theWashington Times!Coincidentally it is the best book Carol Herman has read, basically ever. And you can read it, too! Let us share a key excerpt or two from Carol Herman's glowing review, with its very nuanced "Korean Central News Agency"-ish tone.

Faith, family, freedom and service are the pillars of the Rev. Moon's worldview and work. Through this canvas of often dramatic incidents and his personal observations, this reader came away with a better understanding of the Rev. Moon and his ongoing efforts on behalf of world peace, including the creation of enterprises such as New Hope Farms in Brazil, established to help eradicate hunger.

The Rev. Moon's commitment to nature conservancy and the world's water supply are given ample and interesting attention. His discussion of the possibilities for an International Peace Highway linking Korea and Japan through an underground tunnel and a restructuring of the United Nations undoubtedly will lead to fruitful debate and work in the years to come.

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There is much interesting information throughout the book, and it is difficult to select which anecdotes and observations to include.

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