Many people you see today walking down the streets are actually dead! They have lost their joy, their passion, their purpose, their will to go on - and life, for them, has become a boring and torturous repetition of daily routines. They go through life wishing for death, contemplating suicide, drowning their senses with alcohol and drugs, indulging in other social vices and consciously inflicting pains on themselves, in a futile attempt to escape the realities of their misery, or at least douse the embers of their burning conscience. Such people are full of guilt.

I have met people like this - you might have, or you might even be one of them. Some of them I met were people who made one terrible mistake or the other in their life which they feel is unforgivable or of which they bluntly refuse to accept forgiveness, and have ever since been laboring under the guilt. Guilt is not to be taken lightly. There is nothing trivial about guilt

This book tells copious stories of how people, under the ugly influence of guilt did terrible things which they would not have ordinarily done. The Silent Killer is an exposition on three issues that every Christian must have sound knowledge of: sin, guilt, conscience and forgiveness. It is impossible to live a victorious Christian life without understanding these concepts and how they affect your relationship with God and other people. This is both a spiritual and a psychological rendition with emphasis on the greatest solution ever found to a despairing man: the comforting arms of the Blessed Savior.