How to Reshape an ideal?

Question

In the past books have been written that the saying, "pen mightier than the sword" rung so true. Like during the Civil War, that book was written, "Uncle Tom's Cabin" that started the culture to stand up and say, "That's it! No More!" That was the end of slavery right there. So my question is, where could I find a book about reshaping an ideal? It happens all the time and people gain better understanding about themselves. Like with Philidelphia movie with Tom Hanks. Things changed and have been that way since. I am working to help improve the greatness of people's lives, through their hearts with God's help. He wants me to do this.

I need to know of a book where I can learn to reshape the ideals of any non survival situation, as God would ONLY see them as ungodly and not in his name. That would be totally againist his love and word. I don't need religion texts. Just a simple book to help improve things. That's why I am a writer. Please just anwser this. Your's will be later on.

Answer 1

He wants me to do this."

No. You want to do this, and you're using a fictional character -- "god" -- to make yourself feel special. If you want to write something, go for it. But, don't pretend you're being motivated by anything other than your own desire.

Answer 2

I don't think there is a book that will teach you that. I think that the idea has to come from you through a lot of brainstorming on paper and doing test writings - short stories, paragraphs etc. to see what works. Write what you are passionate about. What ideal would you see yourself reshaping? What would you like to put your mark on? Then, once you have decided that, how would you reshape it? Your examples are certainly excellent ones. What is it in this world that bothers you because you feel people just don't understand? How can you communicate it to them? I like your enthusiasm. I like how you have chosen a meaning for writing. Now just find something to write about. Pax - C

Answer 3

*Illusions*
*What God Wants*
*How to Practice: The Way to a Meaningful Life*