Continuum God is not what we think It is

CONTINUUM follows the philosophical consciousness of Augustine Sherman as he evolves from a teenager into adulthood. Using character dialogue, the account ingeniously weaves a convincing intricate argument against the very core of the three most popular religions and the God we think we know. As the story progresses, the young indoctrinated Augustine attempts to decipher what he understands as repeated inconsistencies about God and God’s character. He does this by navigating the convolutions of religious faux pas and pitfalls to ultimately expose the truth, however brutal. Basic deductive reasoning, coupled with religious doctrines’ definitions of a perfect, infinite, infallible creator/God, this literary blow horn of a book doesn’t skirt along the edges of the line, but bulldozes through with evidences and confidence in the facts. Now, discover how the author contrasts the nature of eternal perfect infallibility against wanton desires of the very God depicted throughout these so-called holy manuscripts.