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Birth of a God: The story of Ahaara, Book One
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ISBN13: 9798186075257
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 252
Weight: 0.65
Height: 0.57 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 252
Weight: 0.65
Height: 0.57 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Birth of a God is not an ordinary novel.
In this multi-volume series, almost everything is challenged-to the point where human beings are forced to tear away the veils, confront themselves, consciously dissect their own existence, and stare without fear into the reality of who they truly are.
In this multi-volume series, almost everything is challenged-to the point where human beings are forced to tear away the veils, confront themselves, consciously dissect their own existence, and stare without fear into the reality of who they truly are.
In this novel, literature pushes against new boundaries without bowing to taboos of any kind. After all, has not the purpose of reading always been to provoke thought?
To endure the challenges of this novel, one requires something beyond mere life itself: innocence.
But since humanity is not innocent, it is judged more harshly than any other creature and ultimately led to the cross.
Then there are the gods-those who betrayed in secret and, astonishingly, became accomplices to human crimes. It becomes clear that forgiveness must sometimes be denied, without mercy, even to the gods themselves.
Birth of a God is an unveiling of our past and present; an unveiling of the darkest pages of humanity-pages that can never truly be defended or justified, and perhaps were always meant to remain in darkness.
To endure the challenges of this novel, one requires something beyond mere life itself: innocence.
But since humanity is not innocent, it is judged more harshly than any other creature and ultimately led to the cross.
Then there are the gods-those who betrayed in secret and, astonishingly, became accomplices to human crimes. It becomes clear that forgiveness must sometimes be denied, without mercy, even to the gods themselves.
Birth of a God is an unveiling of our past and present; an unveiling of the darkest pages of humanity-pages that can never truly be defended or justified, and perhaps were always meant to remain in darkness.
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