Paradise Gained (Part 1)

Jesus is returning soon to restore the world to perfection. But what exactly is he coming to do? How will the universe be changed? And most importantly: what will our new lives be like? This is perhaps the most important question in all of Christianity, yet none have been able to provide a specific answer. That is, until now: Paradise Gained is an epic fantasy novel taking place in the millennial kingdom: a universe run by God, where all wishes and prayers of all inhabitants are granted. Contains a real story with fleshed out characters and plot twists. Features extensive world-building across several planets, exploring potential societies formed by people living in a reality operating on a supernatural order rather than natural. Enter the world of Heaven, except this time with an actually good and engaging story, endearing characters, accurate metaphysics, ambitious world-building, and correct theology. Nothing at all like Dante's Divine Comedy, which fails to demonstrate even the most basic understanding of the nature of reality, the afterlife, and God's justice according to the Bible. Follow Pandora on her journey as she goes to school, makes new friends, listens to music, plays video games, visits new planets, and tries out over 100 new kinds of sex. Explore New Earth through her eyes as she experiences the vast wonders and pleasures of God's eternal kingdom. Though the world is unfamiliar, she has her best friend to accompany her whilst getting oriented to this new lifestyle, meeting many resurrected historical figures along the way. The replacement for Dante's Divine Comedy and John Milton's Paradise Lost for the modern era. It is also a serious work of philosophy with commentary and rebuttals to many past philosophers. The main question the book explores is this: What would a perfect universe be like? What state of existence could be eternally sustainable for immortal beings? And how can the problems of nihilism and eternal recurrence ever find their solution? This book explores potential answers to all of those questions, and much more. This book is the “gospel of the kingdom” Jesus spoke about. When he returns in the year 2028, nearly everything Pandora experiences is what you can expect your own life to be like, very soon. There is much to look forward to! This book is just Part 1 of a much larger story that is still being worked on. Given the vastly different nature of Part 2, the urgency of the novel's message, and the time still needed