Cleon Skousen

About the Author

Cleon Skousen was a prolific author, educator, and public servant whose writings bridged history, theology, and political philosophy, offering profound insights into the foundations of Western civilization. Born in 1913, Skousen served as a prominent figure in law enforcement and education, including roles with the FBI and as police chief of Salt Lake City, before dedicating himself to authorship. His works explore the intersection of faith and governance, drawing on scriptural analysis and historical narratives to illuminate timeless principles. In Days of the Living Christ, Volume 2, he delves into the New Testament era with meticulous detail, making complex religious history accessible to modern readers. Skousen's enduring legacy lies in his ability to inspire critical thinking about liberty, morality, and divine providence, influencing generations of scholars and believers alike.