In The End You Will Be Your

Most Believers Struggle To Really Believe In The Supernatural As A Meaningful, Deterministic Reality Except During Moments When They Are Drawn To It, Perhaps During A Worship Service Or While Reading A Novel Like 'adam.' Being Drawn To This Truth Is The First Step To Living A Life In Accordance To This Truth.

For Me, Writing Is An Experience. It's An Exercise In Which I Want To Discover Myself By Taking My Characters To The Edges Of Human Experience, To The Edges Of Themselves And Then, Asking Certain Questions - About Love, What Does It Mean To Love? What's Beauty? What Is True Beauty?

It's Critical That We Use A Very Dark Brush To Paint Evil. When You Bring The Light Into That Darkness As Characterized In John 1, That Light Is Very Vivid. When It Dispels The Darkness, We See The Brilliance That's There.

And He Wants You To Keep That At The Front Of Your Mind? He Wants You To Stay Focused On The Darkest Seasons Of Your Life? How Could That Possibly Do Any Good?' . . . He Wants You To Remember Who Delivered You From That Time. That's The Point Of Holding On To Memory: Delivery, Not Darkness.

And Does Man Simply Choose Evil, Or Does He Create It?