Who, Where, and Why is God?: Mythology

Who, Where and Why is God presents theory to create a deity. Decisions of a people to be opposed to reason will in an adaptation to lack source or destiny to the spirit. You find the product to have eternal trait and verbal ability. The text has several Chapters to describe the various miracle to walk the spirit day to day. The logos are called by Apostle John to be the word of God; so to offer a colloquial idea of 'more'. They are reviewed by the Greek Aristotle, and to offer written, reflective and living examples. A five stage rating system of angels starts at flash intuition and a dance of angels. Named angels and the supervising traits of the Archangels are considered. Biblical quote, the Books of Enoch and Dante's Divine Comedy consider the Throne of God. Ezekiel notes after a time of siege to the city to shave onself bald, and to grow of the angels. You will to look up and find the Throne to be constructed of stone, ivory like fossil in teeth and covered in gold to be over one's head. The Archangel Meta-Tron notes fear, trembling and terror at the sight of something without source about it and to be two measures off the ground. You will find three Chapters about concepts to heaven. I compare and contrast a white or pious heaven, and to gain entrance by reverence, baptism in Jesus or martyrdom. I consider advanced theory of illness or discipline to create sentient creatures. I offer theory the entire syndrome to source at intent to provide technology to inhabit the stars. It is time like reflection to language in concentrated form. The various definition of heaven include the stars or constellations and to concentrate to reflections of word or language to be projective of one's status in the 'heavens'. I offer and have art and photo of the inhabitants of the heavens. Variety of angels include cherubim, ophannin and the higher rated Seraphim. Specific topic considered include, 'Why are prayer answered or not answered?' I most recommend to consider actions or decisions opposted to a not existing entity; whom is then asked for assistance. Find a Chapter of miracles about the medical ethics of the only son of the true God, Jesus Christ.