Table of Contents

Contents Acknowledgments 9 Preface 11 Part 1: East 1. A Life Out of Nothing 15 2. Long Shadows 29 3. Hidden Gold 41 4. My Father's House 51 5. The Cricket Field 63 6. Wedding Crashers and Ashes 75 7. The Raj Path and the Assigned Way 85 8. The Longest Shadow 101 9. A Book on the Ash Heap 109 10. Extraordinary Men 123 Part 2: East to West 11. The Girl in the Church 139 12. "I Am Called to This" 151 13. The Longest Journey 173 14. Veritas 195 15. One Destination 211 Part 3: West to East 16. Returning: God in the Shadows 227

About the Author

For thirty-three years Ravi Zacharias (MDiv, Trinity International University) has spoken all over the world in great halls and universities including Harvard, Princeton, and Oxford. He is listed as a distinguished lecturer with the Staley Foundation and has appeared on CNN and other international broadcasts. The author of several books, he powerfully mixes biblical teaching and Christian apologetics. His weekly radio program, Let My People Think, is broadcast over 1,500 stations worldwide, and his weekday program, Just Thinking, began airing in November 2004. He is president of Ravi Zacharias International Ministries, headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, with additional offices in Canada, India, Singapore, the United Kingdom, and the United Arab Emirates. Dr. Zacharias and his wife, Margie, have three grown children and reside in Atlanta. Ravi Zacharias nacio en la India. Luego de obtener su maestria en la Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, inicio un ministerio como orador que le ha permitido recorrer el mundo (y ofrecer conferencias en las universidades Harvard, Princeton y Oxford) como una autoridad reconocida en el campo de las religiones comparadas, sectas y filosofia. Ravi vive con su esposa Margaret en Atlanta y tienen tres hijos ya en edad adulta.

Reviews

'A frank, endearing story of a respected apologist and evangelical statesman's life....[It] starkly contrasts the real implications of rejecting or accepting the lordship of Jesus. Nothing short of meaning in life is at stake, and Walking from East to West exposes the silliness of much popular religious pluralism by underscoring the gravity of worldview selection....This is storytelling in the fashion of C. S. Lewis: rational argumentation expressed in narrative.' -- Christianity Today


'A frank, endearing story of a respected apologist and evangelical statesman's life....[It] starkly contrasts the real implications of rejecting or accepting the lordship of Jesus. Nothing short of meaning in life is at stake, and Walking from East to West exposes the silliness of much popular religious pluralism by underscoring the gravity of worldview selection....This is storytelling in the fashion of C. S. Lewis: rational argumentation expressed in narrative.' -- Christianity Today

"A frank, endearing story of a respected apologist and evangelical statesman's life....[It] starkly contrasts the real implications of rejecting or accepting the lordship of Jesus. Nothing short of meaning in life is at stake, and Walking from East to West exposes the silliness of much popular religious pluralism by underscoring the gravity of worldview selection....This is storytelling in the fashion of C. S. Lewis: rational argumentation expressed in narrative." -- Christianity Today

frank, endearing story of a respected apologist and evangelical statesman's life....[It] starkly contrasts the real implications of rejecting or accepting the lordship of Jesus. Nothing short of meaning in life is at stake, and Walking from East to West exposes the silliness of much popular religious pluralism by underscoring the gravity of worldview selection....This is storytelling in the fashion of C. S. Lewis: rational argumentation expressed in narrative."