Title: One star for creative Science Fiction.
Product review: How to you spell charlatan : R-e-n-a-r-d. New age babble and creative novelity at its best. As an intelligent being, I found many flaws in the authors principles of the universe - none of the author's claims verifies any authentic validity to public record. If anything, the composition and theory resembles much of past author's principles on metaphyics - new age thought (Holmes, Stein, etc). Indeed, the author borrows some doctrine from "A Course in Miracles", another new age religion.Yes, I give one star for such elaborated fiction, the book is somewhat hypotheising . . . until reason actually enters the mind, ask yourself, "has this guy raise the dead or made the blind walk." NO, he is not the choosen one, nor has the members of the cult "A Course in Miracles." As a Christian, I wonder why so many people replaced God for such whim fable - are they tired of waiting?
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