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Danail Hristov
Humans had managed to subdue all forms of nature except them themselves - based on a text by John Wyndham.
After The Day of the Triffids comes The Night of the Corona!
Humans had managed to subdue all forms of nature except them themselves - based on a text by John Wyndham.
After The Day of the Triffids comes The Night of the Corona!
Danail Hristov
Gradually, over the years, I realized with deep sorrow that I am trying to live in a world obsessed with deception, robbery, violence, conformism, and hypocrisy; that all attempts at resistance and perestroika are doomed to failure. At the same time, logical order and stability are observed the cosmos and terrestrial nature that has not yet been completely destroyed. Therefore, it would be fair to assume that some confusion reigns in human society, and it probably starts from its notions of God.
I devoted time and effort to exploring this matter, firmly resolved to find the right path to the truth about the Creator. I have uncovered a large-scale deception, which I believe leads to harmful consequences for humans, both physically and mentally. Historically, human God-related notions have weaved undermining ideas into the structure of society, some of which still prosper today.
So, I considered it my duty to take the risk of sharing my findings with the conviction that if the notions of God are cleared of distortions in order to be logical and reasonable, the effect would be diametrically opposed to what has existed so far.
In his book More Than a Carpenter, the Christian apologist Josh McDowell seeks to answer important questions about the person and work of Jesus called Christ. Who is he, God, a great teacher, or may be a lunatic? An objective analysis of the author’s hermeneutics, however, shows that it is rhetorical and delivers a predetermined interpretation, rather than aiming at real research.
Therefore, I examined some of his assumptions about Jesus in my book, The End of the Jesus Era, and, in addition, the general theme of God, including the question of what made the biblical images of God so repulsive to many thinking people. The study also includes autobiographical notes from the time I was a zealous Christian.
The book offers ideas that could contribute to the series of published revelations that shook fundamentally deep-rooted Christian beliefs.
Gradually, over the years, I realized with deep sorrow that I am trying to live in a world obsessed with deception, robbery, violence, conformism, and hypocrisy; that all attempts at resistance and perestroika are doomed to failure. At the same time, logical order and stability are observed the cosmos and terrestrial nature that has not yet been completely destroyed. Therefore, it would be fair to assume that some confusion reigns in human society, and it probably starts from its notions of God.
I devoted time and effort to exploring this matter, firmly resolved to find the right path to the truth about the Creator. I have uncovered a large-scale deception, which I believe leads to harmful consequences for humans, both physically and mentally. Historically, human God-related notions have weaved undermining ideas into the structure of society, some of which still prosper today.
So, I considered it my duty to take the risk of sharing my findings with the conviction that if the notions of God are cleared of distortions in order to be logical and reasonable, the effect would be diametrically opposed to what has existed so far.
In his book More Than a Carpenter, the Christian apologist Josh McDowell seeks to answer important questions about the person and work of Jesus called Christ. Who is he, God, a great teacher, or may be a lunatic? An objective analysis of the author’s hermeneutics, however, shows that it is rhetorical and delivers a predetermined interpretation, rather than aiming at real research.
Therefore, I examined some of his assumptions about Jesus in my book, The End of the Jesus Era, and, in addition, the general theme of God, including the question of what made the biblical images of God so repulsive to many thinking people. The study also includes autobiographical notes from the time I was a zealous Christian.
The book offers ideas that could contribute to the series of published revelations that shook fundamentally deep-rooted Christian beliefs.
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