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One led our country through the Civil War and out of slavery. The other founded a religious movement that is today the nation's fastest-growing Christian denomination. So what could Abraham Lincoln and Joseph Smith possibly have in common? According to Lincoln Leadership Society president Ron Andersen, more than you would think.
Besides both being hardworking and hardly educated, Lincoln and Smith also held surprisingly comparable and unpopular views on slavery and the nature of God. But the most striking similarities between the two men are uncovered in historical records in Illinois, where each was living and gaining critical momentum in the 1840s. You'll see new sides to these important historical figures as you discover Smith's stance on the abolition movement or Lincoln's vouch for the Mormon vote.
Find out how two young "backwoods" boys crossed paths and led parallel lives before each was martyred for his cause in this exhaustively researched dual biography.
Ron L. Andersen is a noted career management consultant for thousands of clients throughout the United States and Latin America.He has been a pioneering innovator in the conception and developed of two major initiatives that have been embraced by his global organization to help thousands more find greater success in their careers through more that 150 career development center around the globe.Mr. Andersen has been a dynamic, compelling public speaker throughout the country on the remarkable life of Abraham Lincoln. In these presentations he draws his audiences into life and world of Lincoln's incomparable leadership, unmatched magnanimity, and placid spirituality. He maintains a following of thousands of loyal Lincoln admirers through his Lincoln Leadership Society, which he founded in 2009 and through the sale of his first book Abraham Lincoln—God's Humble Instrument.This gifted writer and storyteller will release his second book on Lincoln in June 2014.Ron currently sits on the board of largest young men's organization in the world, promoting integrity and faith in the lives of over 600,000 youth in nearly every country in the world.
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