An Innocent World book review
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I have written a non-fiction book called "An Innocent World". In it I describe a world inhabited by, what I call, "Innocents". Innocents are people without evil. This world is peaceful and safe, with no crime and no war. Moreover, these people are immortal. Sounds like a fantasy, doesn't it? But I've stated that this book is non-fiction. By saying that, I'm saying that this world exists somewhere out there in the universe.
I came to this belief through logic, beginning with the biblical Garden of Eden. Through logic, I showed that the Garden of Eden story was misinterpreted, that the roles of the two Trees, the Tree of Life and the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, were not as depicted. Make no mistake, my book, An Innocent World, is not a religious text, it is more like a treatise.
I think we can all agree that the Garden of Eden story as presented is not strictly true; it is too full of implausibilities to be taken seriously. But with this particular lie there is a grain of truth. That grain of truth is based on a reinterpretation of the roles of the two trees in the Garden, the Tree of Life and the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. That reinterpretation is revealed in my book.
This revelation began when I became aware of a logical contradiction in this foundational story of the Bible, the Garden of Eden: If Adam and Eve were sinless and thus immortal, why was the Tree of Life, the tree that gives immortality, in the Garden of Eden? From this beginning I arrived at the conclusion that a world inhabited by Innocent does, in fact, exist.
So, please review my book and decide whether or not I am correct in my belief in the existence of An Innocent World.
Please note: I have one requirement, that the reviewer have a belief in the existence of God.
I came to this belief through logic, beginning with the biblical Garden of Eden. Through logic, I showed that the Garden of Eden story was misinterpreted, that the roles of the two Trees, the Tree of Life and the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, were not as depicted. Make no mistake, my book, An Innocent World, is not a religious text, it is more like a treatise.
I think we can all agree that the Garden of Eden story as presented is not strictly true; it is too full of implausibilities to be taken seriously. But with this particular lie there is a grain of truth. That grain of truth is based on a reinterpretation of the roles of the two trees in the Garden, the Tree of Life and the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. That reinterpretation is revealed in my book.
This revelation began when I became aware of a logical contradiction in this foundational story of the Bible, the Garden of Eden: If Adam and Eve were sinless and thus immortal, why was the Tree of Life, the tree that gives immortality, in the Garden of Eden? From this beginning I arrived at the conclusion that a world inhabited by Innocent does, in fact, exist.
So, please review my book and decide whether or not I am correct in my belief in the existence of An Innocent World.
Please note: I have one requirement, that the reviewer have a belief in the existence of God.