Review: There's a Reason it's 99 cents
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 02 2, 2013
This book is what happens when an author fails to understand his subject and fails to investigate the premises that the book is founded on. While the author often refers to biblical passages to support his premises in the book, the protagonist is anything but what God would choose to represent him on this earth. The Author seems to believe that God has the need to rely upon individual humans in order to defeat Satan and Evil when it is well documented biblically,.. something the author would know had he taken the time to do the appropriate background investigations.In many area's the book is Blasphemous, Accusatory towards God, Assumes God is Fallible.While the authors creativity and writing style is not in question and the book has the ability to hold ones attention, the author might be better off writing about something that he has some amount of knowledge in as the answers presented to his initial question is stretched beyond reason in this book.He does raise a good point as it relates to origins,.. he God Particle and "If" that is true,.. where that Particle came from,... the best answer,... the ONLY answer that we as Fallible and limited in our abilities to understand and comprehend the incomprehensible,.. is that God is who He states that he is and that it is not for us to understand,... He is the Beginning and the End,.. The Alpha and the Omega,.. He has always been and always will be,...To The Writer,... stick with things you know in your fiction and your readers will find the content far more believable.