False Dawn - Lee Penn's Book on the New World Order
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Index of
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Lee Penn’s Biography
Lee Penn is a health care information systems consultant and a journalist. He received a BA cum laude from Harvard in 1976, and master's degrees in business and in public health from the University of California at Berkeley in 1986. Since then, he has worked in finance and health care information systems - mostly as a consultant, assisting hospitals, health maintenance organizations, and other health care providers with automation and business planning. He was elected to Phi Beta Kappa as an undergraduate, and is listed in Who's Who in America (56th-59th editions) and Who's Who in the World (20th-22nd editions). He is a member of the American College of Health Care Executives and the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE).
Lee Penn was raised as an Episcopalian, but became atheist while in college. After a six-year detour into Marxism (as a member of the New American Movement, a "democratic-socialist" descendant of the Students for a Democratic Society), he returned to Christ in 1978. From 1979 to 1983, he was a member of a Methodist congregation in Oregon; from 1983 to 1995, he was an active member of the Episcopal Church in Bishop Swing's diocese, including serving on a San Francisco parish's Vestry, heading its Finance Committee, and participating in its Search Committee for a new rector in 1994.
Lee
Penn left the Episcopal Church in 1995 - pushed away by Bishop Swing's
establishment of the United Religions Initiative, Swing's 1994
acceptance of Matthew Fox as an Episcopal priest, and the pro-abortion
stance of the Episcopal Church. The last straw was when they started
calling God "she" at Penn's Episcopal parish; by the next Sunday, Lee
was seeking a new spiritual home, and began by worshiping at a Russian
Orthodox parish. That year, he explored Catholicism and Eastern
Orthodoxy - and was received into an Eastern Catholic parish that is in
communion with Rome but worships, fasts, feasts, and prays in the
Eastern Orthodox fashion. Lee's spiritual home since 1995 has been the
Christian East. He says that his "history is evidence that God is
merciful to sinners, and shows that the writer of 'Amazing Grace' was
telling the truth."
Through this series of
articles, Penn hopes to speak to a wide
audience, to liberals as well as to conservatives, since the current
and pending threats to liberty and to traditional religious belief come
from both political extremes.
Lee's major latest work is False
Dawn. Excerpts from the book will appear on this site,
courtesy of
the book's publisher.