NORTHRIDGE, Calif., Jan. 25, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Nothing could ever change destiny, not even power. Mankind as we know it already has its destiny set and by the end of our lives, we will face ultimate judgment from our Creator. These are some of the themes that you will soon discover as Xlibris releases On The way to Paradise, the astonishing new book of Christianity written by James H. Greene.
Based on biblical references, On The way to Paradise tells the story of four men whose lives intertwined, and how they met and died on the fateful day at the Cavalry in the presence of Jesus Christ. By their actions, each man had their destiny's prescribed, traveled the same path and eventually separated for their mortal decisions. What happens next is a series of very dramatic stories about the eternal conflict between good and evil, human imperfection and most of all the fate of mankind.
Richly-layered and striking, On The way to Paradise will leave its mark on any reader's conscience as it deeply emphasizes man's struggle for meaning. The dramatization of good and evil in this novel is compelling as well and its portrayal of the four men (which includes former disciple Judas and the two thieves who were crucified beside Christ) is bound to spark a new wave of religious and historical debates. On The way to Paradise is the most thought-provoking book you can find today at your local bookstore or online at Xlibris.com
About the Author
James H. Greene, a native of Montserrat, West Indies, is interim Students Services/Educational Opportunity Program Director of the School of Health and Human Development, and an instructor of Pan African Studies at California State University, Northridge. Mr. Greene is as committed to Christianity as he is to academia. He has written a paper titled Economics and Christianity, and worships regularly at Spirit Food Christian Center in Woodland Hills, California, under the direction of Pastor Garry D. Zeigler.
On The way to Paradise * by James H. Greene
A Stop Over In Perdition
Publication Date: January 12, 2007
Trade Paperback; $20.99; 193 pages; 978-1-4257-0442-1
Cloth Hardback; $30.99; 193 pages; 978-1-4257-0443-8
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