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Erasing God: A Short Story
A Catholic priest decides to have his memory erased of all knowledge of God in an extreme attempt to prove God's existence. But will it work the way he hopes?
ERASING GOD is a 4,500-word science fiction story.
ERASING GOD is a 4,500-word science fiction story.
20 pages, Kindle Edition
About the author
Jeff Ambrose
72 books18 followersJeff Ambrose was born in St. Louis, but grew up in the suburbs of Dallas, Texas. A high-school headbanger and lead guitarist for several garage bands, he spent his free time playing Dungeons & Dragons, watching movies, and reading fantasy and horror novels.
He went to college, graduated, and got married. Children came, and after glancing at various career opportunities, he followed in his mother’s footsteps and became a domestic engineer. While driving his kids to and from preschool, the creative bug bit him and he took up writing — a secret desire he’d held close to his heart since he was ten.
Because of his various and sundry reading habits, he writes in many genres, including fantasy, horror, mystery, and science fiction. He’s the author of several short story collections, the mystery novel SISTER MISSING, and THE TABARD CAIN SAGA — a heroic fantasy series. At last count, he has more ideas than he knows what to do with.
Living in a different suburb than the one he grew up in, Jeff still calls Dallas home. He lives with his wife, his four children, and a yellow lab who forces him to wake up early and go for a two-mile walk.
He went to college, graduated, and got married. Children came, and after glancing at various career opportunities, he followed in his mother’s footsteps and became a domestic engineer. While driving his kids to and from preschool, the creative bug bit him and he took up writing — a secret desire he’d held close to his heart since he was ten.
Because of his various and sundry reading habits, he writes in many genres, including fantasy, horror, mystery, and science fiction. He’s the author of several short story collections, the mystery novel SISTER MISSING, and THE TABARD CAIN SAGA — a heroic fantasy series. At last count, he has more ideas than he knows what to do with.
Living in a different suburb than the one he grew up in, Jeff still calls Dallas home. He lives with his wife, his four children, and a yellow lab who forces him to wake up early and go for a two-mile walk.
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November 21, 2011
This is what SF should be about: the big ideas: God, human nature, right and wrong. In this short story Mr. Ambrose is able to touch on all of this in a way that, as another reviewer mentioned, keeps the reader unsure of the author's intent. And that makes the reader think. It is not a simple rant either for or against a belief in god but it examines the issue with heart and intelligence. 5 stars!
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