Summary

Fear: False Expectations Affecting Reality is a powerful exploration of how fear is not only a natural human emotion but also a weapon used by systems of power to control and manipulate entire populations. Dr. Manoah McClendon uncovers the dark reality of how fear has been weaponized throughout history—by governments, corporations, and even within communities—to maintain control, suppress voices, and keep people stuck in cycles of oppression and compliance.

In this book, Dr. McClendon dives deep into the subtle and overt ways fear is used to manipulate our thoughts, behaviors, and choices. Through a combination of biblical wisdom, African proverbs, and real-life stories, Fear: False Expectations Affecting Reality challenges readers to break free from the fear that has been cultivated in them for generations. The book exposes how fear often masquerades as protection, safety, or tradition, when in reality, it is an illusion designed to keep people small and powerless.

With each chapter, readers will learn how fear functions as a tool of control—whether it’s the fear of the "other," fear of failure, or fear of stepping into the unknown. Dr. McClendon equips readers with practical steps to dismantle the fear-driven narratives that have been instilled in them, helping them reclaim their power, trust their God-given potential, and live unafraid.

This is not just a book about confronting personal fears—it is a call to recognize the societal structures that use fear to keep us divided, complacent, and obedient. The truth is, fear doesn’t protect us; it imprisons us. In this book, you will learn how to break free from the chains of fear, not just in your own life, but as part of a collective movement to break free from the forces that try to control us.

In a world that constantly uses fear to create division, suppression, and submission, Fear: False Expectations Affecting Reality is your roadmap to empowerment.