Advice to Book Stores and Authors

Months will pass after June 2006 before people begin to grasp the many new messages that I presented in "The First Scientific Proof of God." This time delay can be expected because people throughout the world and in all walks of life must change drastically in response either to my messages or other similar messages. Thus, the change I speak of is necessary rather than arbitrary.

The first response to any new messages will be the reconstruction of today’s book stores by a huge renaissance that will become much larger than the Italian Renaissance. This new renaissance will be fueled, not by the humanism of the 14th century, but by the energy of our modern book stores and authors who are already getting ready to respond to the new world of beauty.

As my book becomes known better, book stores can expect in their Café activities increasing debates between atheists mathematicians, physicists, cosmologists, evolutionists, regular medical doctors, and liberal politicians. These thinkers will be opposed respectively by panentheists, set theorists, life scientists, after-life thinkers, creationists, alternative medical doctors, and conservative politicians. And, at the same time, parents and teachers will change the educational system. This change will introduce the newness in my new book to other nations and to the future generations of our new children, who will live in a new world that will prevent them from living on our path of Hell, the path on which many people live today.

The focus of government on this change must be on our nation's book stores and their authors. To not change, government and the book stores act as if they live in the past and make only incremental changes. To produce the author’s expectations of his book, a shock wave in knowledge must be produced by our new generations, just as a sonic wave is produced by the aviator of a high performing airplane. Not to produce this shock wave is to view the past as the cause of the presence. To produce shock waves by people is to believe that one lives in the future as well as in the present.