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The GOD Principle Series.
The second installment of the series titled "The GOD Principle" is on sale now at "Amazon.com!
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The GOD Principle
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The GOD Principle is a novel that takes place in what is
called the Antediluvian period of earth’s history. Biblically, this antediluvian period refers to the time before the
great flood as outlined in Genesis chapters 6 – 8. Little is known about this period of time as the Bible does not delve
that deeply into the period, the people, the culture—this period remains a mystery for most people. For Christians and
others of faith, this period is either dismissed as fantasy or is viewed as simply a part of history for one small group
of people.
Archeologists have long believed that a flood did take place in this region, but that it was a localized flood (Most
likely the Mediterranean Sea overflowing as a result of the Strait of Gibraltar being stopped up by debris or simply
plate tectonics.) For the purposes of this novel series, I hold to the position that the flood was global and was a
singularly unique phenomena that transformed the entire globe; altering it into the familiar topography we have today.
There are some familiar names in The GOD Principle and some new characters that you’ll come to know. Along the way there
are some perspectives on modern church orthodoxy that will be explored and a spiritual realm presented that few may have
contemplated. The GOD Principle is a series that will entertain, but also give one pause. If you think you know the
origins of mankind, think again…
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The first installment of this exciting thriller begins with Dr. Robert Lawler, a professor of
theology, and his one-time protégée, Ron Freeman, trapped in a medieval-era dungeon somewhere in present day Eastern Europe.
The two men awaken after having endured a beating at the hands of their captors, men who have pledged an allegiance to a
shadowy group known only as the Arba. Though early in the evening, it is already growing colder in their dank cell; the
late fall having already brought the first snow. Freeman is certain that they will not survive the night and after rousing
Lawler, he implores the older man to explain to him the reasons they’ve been abducted and beaten. Lawler, who had been
resistant to disclose the truth behind all that has transpired, finally relents and begins to recount a story so fantastic
that the few who have been privileged to have heard it over the millennia have scarcely believed it to be true.
Thus begins the epic saga that is The GOD Principle. Lawler must begin his explanation to Ron by reaching back into
the history of the earth; back before the creation of Adam and Eve; back to a time before the world we know ever existed.
From there, Lawler describes the creation of the world and of the beings charged with its formation out of the raw
materials provided by God Most High.
As fantastic as that part of the story is to Ron, the story Lawler tells becomes even more so when he learns of the
Watchers; a caste of angelic beings who leave their appointed station in the spiritual realm to come to earth in order to
create their own race. This leads to the birth of the Nephilim.
The second book opens fifty years after the first of the tales told by Dr. Lawler end. The two men are still
confined to the dank cell as the night crawls on, getting colder by the minute. Despite the harsh circumstances they find
themselves in, Ron finds that the story is giving him strength to endure. Lawler also notices this and continues the tale
while Ron listens in rapt attention.
The Nephilim are now adults and have begun to subjugate the earth. Like powerful adolescent children, these hybrid creatures
run over the earth, bringing terror wherever they go. The tiny village of Darom, where the leader of the Watchers first made
contact with The Chosen Ones, has now become the home of the horrific brothers named Hiwa and Hiya, Nephilim offspring of the
Watcher Samyaza, who have prodigious appetites of all types. Their nearest cousin, a Nephilim named Darmon, is at first a
stalwart ally of the sons of Samyaza. But the brother’s ambitions do not include Darmon and soon it becomes apparent that the
prophecy made by Enoch is a certainty; the Nephilim will slay one another before the end.
Along the way is the story of Ord the shepherd who is caught up in the tumult of the Watchers and their offspring, his attempt
to save his peaceful village and keep the hearts of his fellow man focused on The Most High God. This is complicated when
Ord’s granddaughter, Tiamah is kidnapped by the Nephilim and taken off by them. Ord must risk his life to retrieve her,
entering the dark realm of Samyaza to do so.
This second installment ends with a twist that is right out of the Bible and is certain to be just as controversial. Lawler
and Ron remain captive still and as the dawn begins to break, the older man continues his tale.
Over five hundred years have passed since the beginning of the tale. The Nephilim have
all grown into mature, measured creatures—the "Heroes of old, the mighty men of renown". While the long, cold night in the
Eastern European dungeon is quickly coming to a close, there is still more of the tale to tell. Lawler continues to
introduce Ron to a grown Noah, his family and the village of Urartu where they fled hundreds of years earlier to escape the
Nephilim.
With Enoch’s prophecy not far from any of their thoughts, the Nephilim—specifically Hiwa—are still more intent than ever to
make certain that the prophet is proven wrong. The Nephilim plans another assault on the Chosen Ones after they are finally
in the far off, sleepy village of Urartu.
At that same time, another set of visitors from the past suddenly show up in Urartu to an uneven reception, but it is a
reunion that has far ranging consequences. Noah and his sons must make decisions and confront prejudices that none believed
they would ever have to confront.
The climactic conclusion of the tale is one truly written in the annals of history, but told here in a way unlike any that
has been recounted before. Thus ends one part of the saga of The GOD Principle only to open the door for the other half.
Just as Lawler concludes the tale, the cell door opens and six men dressed in black robes with hoods concealing their faces
enter. What happens next? Stand by…
The antediluvian world where Enoch ruled as King, Ord of Darom raised his family and
the Watcher's descended. The far off land of Urartu is a land inhabited by The Others and is where the fabled Ark is
eventually constructed.
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