Alright, the second big part of this book is the religious aspect, that is less than if not equal to the scientific views in the book. The religious parts are pretty crazy and surprising to think about. There are a lot of things that are surprising. We meet the three wise men of the religions, there is a Rabbi Yehuda Koves, a Jewish philosopher, there is Allamah Syed al-Fadl, and there is the Bishop that is actually very strongly influential on the Spanish royalty, his name was Antonio Valdespino. These three are introduced all the way at the beginning of the book and are very important to the religious aspirations in the book.
Something else that I was particularly interested in when I was reading the book was the Palmerian Church that was mentioned as well. This church has caused some very big problems in the book and would seem to be very dangerous if it were real. They have an anti-pope that they believe is chosen by Jesus himself. They are accused of “brainwashing, psychological conditioning, and physical cruelty,” causing suicide and a lot of other bad things. If something like this actually exists then they should really be investigated, because something like that is very dangerous, and shouldn’t be allowed to affect the mind of people so badly. It not just in the U.S. either
There are a lot of other religious aspects that are in the book, but I don’t wanna mention them because they are too close to the plot, and I have to leave some of the more interesting things for you to read. The book is not just religion and science, it has a very interesting plot and a storyline that really allows it to be interesting and a book that you can not put down.
The conclusion will be next so stay tuned, and please follow ;)
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