About the Author:
Love for learning sparked early in James Landis’ life. Raised on Pennsylvania and Virginia farms by a professor father and a home-loving mother, his world formed in a place where work and study intermingled. Reading and history lessons captured his young mind in class while farm chores educated his hands at home.After graduating from high school, James chose agricultural work for three years. But the yearning for book learning propelled him on to college. For another year he sharpened English composition skills and reveled in Bible and history lessons.James enlarged his education with diverse experiences. For fourteen years he dairy farmed on Georgia plains. He taught high school students amid Pennsylvania hills. He wrote at a publishing house in the New Mexico desert.From his West Virginia mountain home he edited educational newsletters and penned articles for farm magazines. His hobbies vary from chess games and singing to beekeeping, landscaping, and composting.His agricultural, economic, and historical interests spurred travel to Central and South America, Europe, Africa, Australia, and New Zealand.James prizes truth. He refuses to accept pat answers flipped to ethical questions. His beliefs demand Bible research, historical evaluation, and world-view consideration. James’ manifesto flies above the hearts of all seven of his children: “Drink knowledge. Hail adventure. Stand on truth.”
From the Inside Flap:
The Homeland in My Heart is the life story of the Lenape sage, Meas, as he staggers through the events that engulf his life and times.In The Homeland in My Heart Meas strains to comprehend the meaning of life as he meets with settlers, traders, pirates, governors, Mennonites, soldiers, slaves, traitors, and his own people.The volume launches scathing Lenape attacks on the religious pretenses of the white man and mounts a defense of Native American worship and culture.
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