Two Possibilities exist:    Onlinebookclub Review: October 28, 2022

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"Two possibilities exist: Either we are alone in the universe, or we are not. Both are equally terrifying." This famous quote by Arthur C. Clarke kept ringing in my mind as I read this book...

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Tim Ferguson advances a theory, Cosmology Theory, that explores the possibility that during the Biblical creation process, after the creation of Heaven and Earth, the Spirit of God created two parallel universes and divided the existing one into two. In this case, the two universes would be the Earth and Caperston. Similar unfortunate

events happen in both universes that would drastically change the lives of their inhabitants. The Earth faces a

deadly war that destroys its vast parts, killing most of its occupants. In the Caperston land, an irresponsible,

crude, and defiant leader starts a fire to tame religion but destroys an otherwise firm a stable kingdom. The

recovery from these two events gives rise to leaders in both worlds. Kudo, whose brother dies in the war, takes charge of his village and goes on missions to find other survivors of the war in a quest for unity...

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I have to applaud the author's imagination and creativity.

He builds these stories, the infrastructure, the characters

and the events of these parallel universes quite expertly

Tim knew what he wanted toput out there and delivered i

perfectly...

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I loved this book for most of its message. The author used

the citizens' experiences of these two worlds to convey the

vital messages of loveand forgiveness. The Bible quotes in

the book were also profound and added authenticity to the

stories. The book's length was also perfect. The author put

all this information in just over two hundred pages.

Yet, it was good enough to pass the message without being tedious

or unnecessarily lengthy.

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