Finale is an allegory concerning mankind and one possible means of its demise. In this case, it is a reversal of Genesis. For man, losing his faith is as easy as losing his mind in a creation that is shrinking around him, growing dark in a nightmare of ending.

In the course of a history that extends over two thousand years, the 'Church' has formulated and expanded certain theological positions that, by historical standards, cannot be proven. They are a compilation of theological and doctrinal assumption formulated to cement a position taken by the 'Church' in a matter of 'faith'; a belief in the dogma associated with Messiah, namely Jesus who was called the Christ. However, the true historic treasure that has lain hidden 'before our very eyes' for two thousand years has been ignored by the religious 'body politic' and has denied the Gospel facts...

THE NATURE OF MAN is a theological dissertation concerning the intimate relationship between the essence of man's sins: especally his penchant for violence, concupiscence, and the new Sodom that has been created by several major Protestant denominations. This work is a study of Original Sin that is done in a manner that is meant to open our thinking into new concepts; when and why has the world society turned to violence as a primary emotion. Has our lust for material and sexual matters proven to be the major cause of sin, and will the political and religious movement of the homosexual...

A critique on the letters of Saint Paul. Within the context of his superior writing skills we may obtain a picture of the nature of the man. This would include his character, his dealings with others, and the 'thorn in the flesh' that plagued him all of his adult life.

The distant future and a race of beings who exist deep in Mother Earth. The Science Union and the Priesthood share an expedition to discover their origins and the limits of their world. Love, adventure, and violence are met by the members of a dying race as they travel through dangerous caverns deep below the surface of their world only to find.....

The Sacrament of Life covers a number of theological issues including Genesis. They are concerned with the nature of man in the world; sin, repentance, and forgiveness. These are matters which are vital to the continuing life of the Church. In some part they differ in content to the established doctrine of modern Christianity in that they are scripturaly and historically correct. The basis of this work is the condition of sin within the congregations of Christianity and the void that exists in the Church's concept of repentance, forgiveness, and penance.

Is there a place for the Charismatic in the modern Church? As a Catholic this person, a true Charismatic, investigates the very basic concepts of today's Church through the new Catholic Catechism. It is not to refute the doctrine of the Church but to view them as seen in the eyes and mind of the Charismatic. Saint Paul spoke of many gifts given by the Holy Spirit. Do the visions and dreams that underline the life of the Charismatic fit in with Saint Paul's concepts; do they have a place in the life of the Catholic Church today? Does the Charismatic have a sounding board in the modern Church?...

An entire account of Christ's passion. From his arrest to his ascension. A forensic study of the crucifixion.