William N. Thompson Bücher

The Earth, filled with the sickness of hate and violence, blew up in the year 2039, leaving thousands of residents already on the Moon, and Mars, and satellite islands circling the Earth as "orphans of the storm." Youthful travelers of different races and religious cultures on a marvelous space ship called The Moon Glow, find a refreshing fellowship in which they question whether organized religion might have been able to stem Earth's demise. What if they had all been more faithful to their teachings? Romance, adventure, and travel in space and on the Moon, along with a lot of soul-searching, now combine with a strange visitor, who travels instantaneously by Thought Transference, and is part of a Spirit People culture in a far universe. He too, has found the message of the Creator, and offers them the assurance that they are not alone! Christian, Jew, and Moslem confront the inconsistencies of the various Faith groups, and try also to deal with racial prejudice. They are forced to admit that some of this may have been a part of the incendiary fuse that set off the nuclear destruction of nearly eleven billion people.

The author dares the reader after reading his book, not to believe in the here after. He feels you will have to sit down and strongly reflect on the subject, and pass judgment on it if you never have before, and that your curiosity will be aroused as never before. His short ghost stories are very convincing that there is such a life, because they show the interaction of humans and the other world after death. It will unfold what is mystifying, unclear, baffling, and unexplainable. It will clarify what the scientif1c world is powerless to explain. You will read about people who have great psychic abilities, and mediums who join the two worlds together. It will fortify your beliefs, that there is something more than this life, and that you are watched and helped by those from the beyond.