That Which Is: A Book on Reality

To the average reader That Which Is will prove the most controversial book of this era. It is not recommended for casual reading, but should be on the "must" list of all who inquire earnestly, deeply, into the age-old question propounded by Pontius Pilate: "What is Truth?" It is not that the reader will find himself differing with the author, but with the contents of the work, every sentence of which challenges the generally accepted viewpoint concerning God Life, Existence, creation, man and all that pertains thereto. The author has not deviated from his central premise to placate accepted theories. He has not made concessions in order that this book become popular or a bestseller. He has not tried to water-down the Truth in order to proselyte or "sell" it to anyone, as is obvious when he writes: "What manner of God do you worship?... If God is Omnipotent why does He not expunge evil? Does he derive pleasure by seeing the human race writhing in agony, groping in darkness, paralyzed with fear, distorted with pain, warped and degenerate? No! ... God is All ... This Truth, being Infinite, leaves the field to Spirit only. If some wish to differ, they are at liberty to do so, but it is with Truth, the very Substance of their own Being, their Self-Identity, that they take issue. They will offend no one except themselves."