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review This book was totally different from what I thought. Pastor Charlie simms Is the hero. He " Thinks " he is " The Hand Of God. " but discovers that in reality, he is a serial Killer who is also part of an old, thought to be extinct race of half humans/ half angels. Throughout the book it turns out that he's not really been getting orders from god. It also turns out that god tried to wipe out his race hundreds of years before because he deemed them an abomination. Even though he is a serial Killer, You can't really hate him because he is killing bad people. Right? He also has some pretty nifty powers. It also turns out that Jesus is back for his second coming. And all of us who have read our bible know what that means. He learns that The savior isn't exactly what they teach in church. He is really kind of a prick. He also finds that Lucifer might have gotten a really bad rap. Charlie has to team up with Lucifer in order to stop the end of days. I'm telling you, This script is totally flipped. By the end, I was rooting for " The Bad Guys" Imagine! The fate of the world resting on Charlie the serial killer and his pal, The Devil!
Now that does sound crazy, i am a christian lool so I don't think I will be reading it in a hurry. Although it may be worth doing some research on the nephilim, fascinating beings in the old testament. http://www.nwcreation.net/nephilim.html
ReplyDeletedepending on your interpretation half human/angel half breeds, called abominations in the old testament. In fact one of the reasons he flooded the earth.
The writer is very informed on these things. He has a degree in Bible and religious studies. In his book he specifically talks about nephilim being one of the reasons the earth was flooded. The hero ( if you could really call him that.) is one. I don't think It is bashing religion in any way. Just has alot of history and alot about how differently each denomination of people perceive religion.
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