bachya reviewed The Key by Whitley Strieber
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5 stars
As I man of both deep spiritual faith and scientific acumen, I found myself shaken to the core by this book. I truly wonder what it will mean for my life going forward.
In short, this book covers a conversation between the author and a man who came into his hotel room late one night. What followed were incredible claims about the nature of our relationship to God, the true nature of sin, and humanity's destiny (should it choose to be courageous enough).
Is there any way to prove any of this? Of course not. All Average Joe can do is read these words and see if some deep part of himself reacts. I myself was initially skeptical, but after giving this a shot, I have to wonder whether the realm of reality has been expanded for me.
To every skeptic: I understand. You have every right to disbelieve. My …
As I man of both deep spiritual faith and scientific acumen, I found myself shaken to the core by this book. I truly wonder what it will mean for my life going forward.
In short, this book covers a conversation between the author and a man who came into his hotel room late one night. What followed were incredible claims about the nature of our relationship to God, the true nature of sin, and humanity's destiny (should it choose to be courageous enough).
Is there any way to prove any of this? Of course not. All Average Joe can do is read these words and see if some deep part of himself reacts. I myself was initially skeptical, but after giving this a shot, I have to wonder whether the realm of reality has been expanded for me.
To every skeptic: I understand. You have every right to disbelieve. My only invitation to you: this book is short and won't take months to read. What it potentially offers is so much more. Give it a shot and be open to its ideas.