Bücher von Professor of Modern History David (University of Manchester UK) Brown

Daniel suffered many trials of both the worldÍs making as well as his own, but all along he really believed that heÍd be able to circumvent the Apostle JohnÍs Revelation which unequivocally states that anyone who takes the mark of the beast during the Great Tribulation would surely be slain upon the return of the King. Daniel had done it only for his familyÍs sake, and heÍd imagined that this noble motive for accepting the cursed mark would grant him a reprieve. Unfortunately for him, he was wrong...dead wrong.Even so, and providentially for the universe, the thoughts of man are not GodÍs thoughts and the ways of man are not GodÍs ways.The Omega Gambit tells of Daniel BradfordÍs struggles and fall in his attempt to exploit an ambiguity in GodÍs eternal Law. En Passant not only explains why this had to be, but details the final disposition of his soul at the end of time.

This is not just more of the same - at least, not exactly the same. If anything, it's probably a bit less... of some things. Twenty scripts, articles and short stories about: Likes and dislikes. Similarities and differences. Spirituality and rationalism. Beer and darts. Lies and damn lies. (...and lots of answers!)