I believe that this book is for those who have seen many religions and ways of life, that seem to have no truth to them. The Understanding given in this book is for those who have experienced much in life, and will understand the higher meaning to all of the ideas taught within the pages of this well thought out, and well written book.

--Heidi, Santa Barbara, CA

In First Commandment Revisited: The Human Imperative, Dam-Uyen Dinh Tran addresses such fundamental issues as whether or not it is possible to curb moral decay, eliminate domestic violence, prevent religious, social, political, and culturally-based wars. Tran ably shows that human values are derived from spiritual truth, and not from the simple repetition of particular philosophical or behavioral practices. Highly recommended reading for all seekers of truth and students of spirituality, First Commandment Revisited demystifies God, disarms the devil, empowers the reader, and clarifies the differences and distinctions of war which should be prevented, and the battle for peace which should be pursued."

--Midwest Book Review, Oregon, Wisconsin