St. Peter's Choice: A Novel

Daring to challenge assumptions about God and the afterlife, the novel St. Peter’s Choice arrives to an audience of those willing to think freely. It is Judgment Day. The “rock” of the Christian religion begins to change his mind about going to heaven after he decides to talk to those sent to hell. When he speaks to God later about the conversation, he finds he has a choice to make between faith and reason. This novel is unique in that it provides ample footnotes from the Bible and other works that analyze Christianity. An appendix also gives background to issues raised by the characters in the book. A bibliography shows books of influence to the author, most notably "Open Tomb: How and Why Jesus Faked His Death and Resurrection" by David Mirsch.