William Stolzman Bücher

A comparison and contrast of the Christian and Lakota religions, where they are parallel and where they are different.

Exploring the intersection of faith and science, this book presents a unique framework that connects God, energy, and the material world through an evolutionary lens. It posits that before the Big Bang, a singular potential energy, termed the "Almighty," existed, leading to the logical evolution of the universe and its physical forces. The author delves into the implications of this systemic reality, discussing both the personal and impersonal nature of the Almighty. Ultimately, the narrative suggests the possibility of a transcendent afterlife beyond our physical world's decay.