God and Donald Trump Free Audiobook Download by Stephen E. Strang

Stephen E. Strang's God and Donald Trump is an audiobook about the divine and earthly powers in America, with particular focus on God's role in our nation today. As narrated by John Pruden, the reader is able to feel like they're sitting on a porch with the author as he speaks passionately about the divinely inspired rules that govern American life. When you listen to this book, you can almost forget that it was recorded by a man who died in 2014.

God and Donald Trump is a book about two different religious people. Each have their own views on what God wants. They both ask the same question: "What makes us number one?" Ultimately, they end up in the same place: they give glory to God because there is no other way to find peace.

Stephen E. Strang's latest book, God and Donald Trump is a funny audiobook that takes you through how the world looks to someone who believes in God and believes in Trump at the same time.

Stephen E. Strang's audiobook, God and Donald Trump, is a comedic novel about the collision of religion and politics in contemporary America. A father with a ten-year-old son named Jake is travelling to visit his parents at their summer home when he is attacked by a group of masked men in black. They take Jake hostage, bind him to the hood of the car, and drive away. After hours of driving through rural Virginia, they finally stop at a farm house that looks like it might have been abandoned for decades.

The author of this book tells the story of how God and Donald Trump came together in one life. The story starts with a baby's birth in 1930s New York City, when God was born into a family who had fallen into poverty. He is then shipped to Georgia where he grows up and gets married at the age of 18. The next section of the book, however, covers his life as a businessman and current President of the United States. Questions that are addressed include "Did God look like Donald Trump?" "Why did Trump get elected?"

God and Donald Trump narrated by John Pruden was a great read. I really enjoyed the audiobook and recommend it to anyone interested in a good book.