Theology Stories

"For a second chance." "Mei..." "No..." "I will be..." "Anathasia Veridielle Augthoria." "This time..." "I will not fail." - After recreating existence for the chance to meet the one who had always chosen her, Anathasia Veridielle Augthoria strives to live her new life to the fullest. Yet after separating herself from the Plenitude Without Reason, she finds herself detached from the very humanity she wishes to reclaim. Together with Kyle, the man she has chosen at every waking moment. She sets out to become human once more. To live, rather than simply exist. To choose, rather than merely affirm. As they journey forward, the two guide one another toward the very thing they have both long sought. For Anathasia, it is the humanity she abandoned in exchange for preserving existence itself. For Kyle, it is an understanding of his place within the force that once erased everything they had. Two paths converge. One is the reason existence continues to exist. The other is the nature that once dissolved all distinctions. Together, they seek an equilibrium. Not to recreate existence, but to reclaim what should have been from the very beginning.

Continuation for 272 Days Until...

My debut Ln, in which the protagonist Satoshi Katsurou goes through a seemingly ordinary death. Expecting to be reincarnated in heaven, he ends up in an afterlife that is just as harsh as the real world. Waking up in the afterlife Katsurou finds himself in a world where Death actively performs compassion, a son racing to godhood, and a daughter who can perceive what seems to be infinite possibilities. The divine family carries the weight of the world they destroy and nurture simultaneously, a world that they could destroy should they be off by a mere milliseconds. This story isn't your typical power fantasy nor is it entirely polished, the first couple of chapters are a deterrent but the later chapters (90+) are what makes this story worth investing in!

A fragmented novel about the body, desire, pentecostalism, shame, tenderness, sexuality, exhaustion, faith, and collapse. Part confession, part case file, part residual memory, the novel follows scenes that refuse to disappear: hospitals, prayers, erotic encounters, family violence, humanitarian journeys, masculinity, dissociation, and the strange persistence of the body after emotional rupture. This is not a story searching for purity or redemption. It is an open archive.

A Journey through Mental Illness and Life. Year 3.

TAE: The Theory of Absolute Everything What if reality is far deeper than matter? What if consciousness, meaning, identity, science, religion, philosophy, mathematics, myth, and imagination are not separate subjects-but different ways of looking at the same underlying structure? The Theory of Absolute Everything (TAE) is a philosophical and metaphysical journey into the foundations of existence itself. Beginning with a simple question-"Why is there something rather than nothing?"-TAE explores a universe built from possibility, experience, and relationship. Across infinite oceans of potential, ancient structures emerge: the Soup of Soups, the Seven Ingredients of Reality, the Eight Watchers, the Helicoid Mountain, the Ocean that remembers, and the countless patterns that connect all things. Part philosophy. Part cosmology. Part mythology. Part thought experiment. TAE invites readers from every background-religious, atheist, agnostic, spiritual, scientific, or simply curious-to explore reality without requiring belief. This is not a book that asks you what to think. It asks how existence becomes possible at all. Inside these pages are questions of consciousness, identity, infinity, suffering, unity, death, meaning, and the hidden structures that may connect them. Through stories, poems, diagrams, symbolic journeys, and philosophical exploration, TAE seeks not to replace existing worldviews, but to place them into a larger conversation. Whether read as mythology, metaphysics, psychology, theology, science fiction, philosophy, or pure imagination... The journey remains the same. The ocean is waiting. And once a pattern exists, reality is never quite the same again.

This story explores the forbidden love between Lucifer, the fallen angel, and Azrael, the angel of death. Their love, defying the rigid structures of Heaven, leads to their exile. The story takes a tragic turn as the celestial energy that sustains them fades, leaving Azrael slowly dying. Lucifer, unable to save his beloved, is left alone, his defiance having bought him not freedom, but a lonely immortality. The story highlights the themes of forbidden love, sacrifice, and the harsh realities of a universe that offers no solace for those who dare to defy its rules.

What if Jesus of Nazareth never got a fair trial? Two thousand years after the most controversial verdict in human history, defense attorney Daniel Mercer receives a mysterious late-night call - and a case file unlike anything he has ever seen. Ancient scrolls. Biblical prophecies. Historical records buried for centuries. His client? Jesus of Nazareth. His mission? To examine the evidence that history overlooked - and present it before the one jury that matters. You. In this gripping legal drama, every chapter brings a new prophecy to the stand. Cross-examined. Tested. Argued. From the lineage of King David to the suffering servant of Isaiah - the evidence is older than any courthouse, and more compelling than any closing argument. This story is inspired by real biblical scholarship and messianic research. For the full, deeply researched work behind this story, explore the book "Messianic Prophecies Cross-Examined" by Loujan Jubin Matin, DC, MTS The trial is now in session. Are you ready to serve on the jury?

A dying mystic debates the mysteries of love and divine presence with a talking mouse. Julian, the Anchoress is a tale of the final days of the medieval English mystic, Julian of Norwich. Confined until death within the narrow walls of her anchorhold, Julian defends her truth against the encroaching darkness and against a tiny inquisitor who is more than she seems.

The true message written within us

In a forest filled with trees that almost touch the stars, there is an evil brewing; a horde with only one goal, consume and conquer all life the forest harbors. But in all of the vegetation, there lies one girl, a broken girl, her name being Greenvia. Being cast out of her village, she spent most of her life in solitude, so much so that she found refuge in a higher power, Elvia. Elvia tells Greenvia she was sent down to the forest for a reason, but Greenvia believes she isn't ready for Elvia's plan. That is until the horde of four-legged monsters made a sneak peek at her village and absolutely demolish the only place she knew along with the people who disregarded her. She didn't know what to do, she was paralyzed, so she did the only thing she knew what to do, she prayed to Elvia. That is until a group of exterior guardsmen from a nearby clan came and recused her from her own personal hell. She is then fostered by a family of three, a tired nurse, a big man tribe leader, and their oddball of a daughter. There at the village, she not only learns how to socialize and trust people, but she also spreads the holy words of Elvia. How is this girl connected to the higher plane? How far will she spread the word of Elvia? And how will this girl save the forest and the shearki people? Find out on this weekly scheduled story.

God is a software developer coding the human race. Needless to say, we're not the easiest program to run.

Read the PDF of my scholarly monograph, published in the Journal of Higher Criticism, vol. 13, no. 3 (2018). It's about "the Christian Dilemma": Did Jesus live and die in classical antiquity or in the last days?

Before there were stars, there was a Tree. Before there was sin, there was a choice. Two stories. Two creations. One of echo - a reflection without love. One of image - a soul with breath and root. This is a tale of what came before the fall, and what still rises after. A myth, a warning, a whisper to the wandering. Read only if you are willing to dig deep. This is not for those seeking heroes - but for those becoming one. ⚠️ Contains spiritual allegory, poetic symbolism, and philosophical themes about God, angels, pride, love, and the nature of humanity. If you are sensitive to reinterpretations of creation myths, proceed with care.

It has always been something moving to know what I can say to God. it has never been easy to know if it exists or not. This letter explains what I want to tell you and it is a manuscript, as a legacy, what I feel.

This book contains many (at least, there will be many) chapters of thoughts that have passed through my mind and I have wished to share with you. It would be lovely if you could comment about what you would like me to talk about or if you any ideas on the subject yourself. I think, as someone who can struggle with my mental health sometimes, I will also write this as book for distracting someone who is not the best mood and may need an uplifting note. It's okay to need a distraction. The first chapter was written when I was 15 years old and I had completely forgotten about until now. But, in all honesty, it's not frighteningly terrible and is rather amusing. I'll try to write more regularly. Lots of love, Evey.

The protagonist is a Christian and is fascinated by the world of the Bible. She eventually enters a seminary, but struggles between the problems and constraints of religion and her own faith. A modern-day 'Beneath the Wheel' that questions the fundamental meaning of human existence and specialises in exposing the inner life.

In a world where faith, knowledge, and hidden forces collide, Desmond Harlan and Father Malcolm navigate a web of mystery and unseen dangers. The line between the ordinary and the uncanny blurs as they confront questions that challenge perception, morality, and the limits of human understanding. Every revelation pulls them deeper, and nothing is quite as it seems.

Stories about God, his angels, and pandemonium in the early days of creation, and how it all went wrong. It contains discussions about some of the hardest questions that bothered humanity, often answered in religion and the bible. Demonology, angelology, archeology, paleontology, and philosophy.