Join Charlie Cox, a dedicated graduate student, as he discovers a groundbreaking error in the Bible, questioning the world's concept of God. Charlie's search for truth drives him into unforeseen risk, unfolding a sequence of tragic events. Explore this fascinating journey of revelation and consequences where resilience is the key to survival.
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Max O. Miller, a local of Richfield, North Carolina, attended NC State University until he had to drop out due to a sudden illness. After gaining experience as a soil engineer, he took over the family farm and subsequently went into business. Inspired by his high school instructor Wayne Finney, Max overcame health problems, including cancer and a heart attack, to write Spiritual Literature with a gripping, honest viewpoint on Conservative religious conviction.
Read MoreCharlie Cox, a resilient twenty-four-year-old graduate student, financed his education through hard work at Piggly-Wiggly and university support. Pursuing a Doctorate of Divinity after earning his bachelorette in American Literature, Charlie faces a crucial challenge in finding a staff sponsor for his dissertation. A breakthrough occurs during a tutoring session when an undergraduate suggests a compelling topic rooted in ancient Hebrew texts. As Charlie unravels a significant flaw in the Bible and Genesis, he discovers a truth that could reshape the world's perception of God. However, the revelation sparks an unexpected threat posed by the Southern Baptist Convention, putting Charlie and his girlfriend in peril and triggering a series of tragic events. Continue reading to know what this revelation was that turned things upside down.
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Reader POV:
It’s easy to wrongly perceive the book’s content based on its title, i.e., “Genesis.” It might seem misleading, but the book isn’t limited to merely biblical concepts. It has a lot more to offer – the plot, the murder mystery, the romance between Charlie and Janet; all these elements have been intricately and coherently put together as a treat to savor.
Critical POV:
As you delve into the book, it could possibly trigger or contradict a few readers’ faith since it questions original biblical concepts. However, you ultimately comprehend the author’s perspective, given that each argument has been presented with ample substantiation and evidence to make a point. Thus, encouraging a reader to consider a distinct lens, and navigate through challenging themes.
Editorial POV:
“Genesis” caters to a highly intellectual and pedagogic audience with its rich vocabulary. Nevertheless, it offers a rewarding experience for lay people and casual readers seeking to enhance their sense of diction with words such as bemoaning, morose, beau and others alike, clarifying its contextual use, especially within the world of theology and critical analysis.
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