Faithless: A Journey Through War and Remembrance

by Rachel Summers

Faith is a fool's errand, and yet the fool marches boldly into the fray...over and over again, for the story will be told until the lesson is learned. This story is not unique; countless souls have lost and found faith more than once though most never died for it - nor did they kill unless, of course, they found themselves in the midst of war. That is where a naïve priest lost his faith, where a young soldier fired his last bullet, and where a questioning student became a terrorist.
The theater of war - where strings are pulled and fortunes are made. Why? The dusty ones hiding behind pedestal and podium do not care who lives or dies, who sits on a nation's throne, or who makes our myriad laws. The puppet masters care that we jump when our strings are pulled, that we fill the theater and bloody the stage. War is a sell-out show, a timeless tale.
And the story will be told until the lesson is learned.
Let us learn and move on.
It is time.

419 pages, Paperback

Published March 1, 2025

About the author

A Ph.D. shelved in lieu of research inverted and traditional values abandoned, the work of Rachel Summers is what some have called a journey into antinomian mysteriosophy where socially sanctioned morality is turned on its head in order to shake out just a few drops of enlightenment. Summers holds degrees in History, Comparative religions, English Literature, and Philosophy, all centered on the late medieval era. Her first novel, CondAmnation, is a retelling of that era’s favored heroine Joan of Arc. Summers’ Joan, however, is not a holy virgin, not a Christian, and certainly nobody’s good girl. Neither, for that matter, is Summers.

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