This book is available for free at Smashwords, the film has been announced on IMDB. This is non-traditional theology which explains everything that has occurred, from the creation of Angels onward, including what caused the war in heaven.
Synopsis
Many would agree that the traditional explanation for creation is completely untenable. Angels are created, only to fight a war, humans are created, only to fall, religion is created, only to fail, so all is flawed, a cascade of one mistake after another. Yet, the Bible itself continues to have a profound influence on our society, even though that influence often results in chaos. The creation of Angels, leads to a chaotic war. The mortal fall, results in a chaotic world. The creation of religion, results in a chaotic struggle between belief systems, resulting in a great deal of religious tension. What explanation could possibly make sense out of such a mess?
Enter, The Angel Ultimatum, which is to, make sense of creation, or else. Inside we exchange the untenable explanation of creation, for the tenable explanation of the creation of individuality. Once the individual is created, it is then hands off, otherwise individuality is sacrificed, which would oppose the very point of the creation. The resulting, free will, must then produce extremes of both good and evil, which can only produce a chaotic society. If then, the Angels are individuals, the same chaos can be expected, and the result can be war. True faith is then expressed through love, and the Divine then connects to the creation through that love, making religion irrelevant.
This is an explanation of everything that has occurred, from the creation of Angels onward. It is a glimpse into the plan that runs seamlessly and quietly, behind the chaos, which appears to make no sense. It takes us to the precipice of creation, where we stand beside a Creator, who must decide to either create individuality, from chaos, knowing everything that will follow, or face eternity alone. Dedicated to every caring person who has ever, or will ever live. Does not promote religion.
You can find it here.
Smashwords ? The Angel Ultimatum ? a book by Alexander Mann
Synopsis
Many would agree that the traditional explanation for creation is completely untenable. Angels are created, only to fight a war, humans are created, only to fall, religion is created, only to fail, so all is flawed, a cascade of one mistake after another. Yet, the Bible itself continues to have a profound influence on our society, even though that influence often results in chaos. The creation of Angels, leads to a chaotic war. The mortal fall, results in a chaotic world. The creation of religion, results in a chaotic struggle between belief systems, resulting in a great deal of religious tension. What explanation could possibly make sense out of such a mess?
Enter, The Angel Ultimatum, which is to, make sense of creation, or else. Inside we exchange the untenable explanation of creation, for the tenable explanation of the creation of individuality. Once the individual is created, it is then hands off, otherwise individuality is sacrificed, which would oppose the very point of the creation. The resulting, free will, must then produce extremes of both good and evil, which can only produce a chaotic society. If then, the Angels are individuals, the same chaos can be expected, and the result can be war. True faith is then expressed through love, and the Divine then connects to the creation through that love, making religion irrelevant.
This is an explanation of everything that has occurred, from the creation of Angels onward. It is a glimpse into the plan that runs seamlessly and quietly, behind the chaos, which appears to make no sense. It takes us to the precipice of creation, where we stand beside a Creator, who must decide to either create individuality, from chaos, knowing everything that will follow, or face eternity alone. Dedicated to every caring person who has ever, or will ever live. Does not promote religion.
You can find it here.
Smashwords ? The Angel Ultimatum ? a book by Alexander Mann