CONVERSATIONS IN THE PANTHEON - The Truth about God and Religion
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  • Parts 43
  • Time 6h 13m
Complete, First published Dec 19, 2020
It is said that truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as self-evident. It's also said that what ails the truth is that it's mainly uncomfortable and dull. What is the truth about god? Is god real or imagined? It's an age-old question much debated throughout human history. Is science able to give us a definitive answer? Find out the truth for yourself in the following chapters.
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The Final Coming

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There is a God, the universal creator, and the opposing force to that God, a Satan. They continue to be in constant struggle within both the minds and emotions of human beings. In all of human history, our religion, philosophy, and science have made no inroads toward resolving this most fundamental conflict. God wants it over. The Final Coming tells the story of that resolution, but from Satan's point of view. He is not a caricature, nor a human possessed. He is a person inhabited, and he has a plan to create a world where humans are corrupted beyond redemption and no longer see belief in God as an option. The manipulations begin with Satan as a fetus and end when the struggle is resolved. “The Final Coming is the oldest story in the book told in a completely new and captivating way, and it just might change the way you think about the world. The book weaves a tale of destiny and deception, full of twists and old manuscripts, contrived tragedies and ironic humor. It's a fast and entertaining read, but it also delves into life's greatest questions about who we are and how we fit into the universe, and what it truly means to be all powerful." Feedlits