I Was Just Standing There Being Stupid

How does one unexplainable event alter the entire thinking pattern of a lifelong atheist in the matter of ten seconds? Mystery is always a solid foundation for literary appeal, but the book is mainly directed toward the larger audience of the spiritually curious. The story line could be for those on the edge of belief, who seek rest beyond the question or the book could possibly be destined to land in the hands of someone preparing to walk through their last door. The supernaturally inquisitive might even want to view it as another perspective on the dimensional universe. Hopefully, the atheistic/agnostic crowd, to whom the author was once king patriarch, would see his testimony as a bridge to a merciful God, who is the professor of all knowledge, and has no intention of flunking anyone. What could be peculiar would be the banning of the book from religious bookshelves by the Pews of Perpetual Condemnation. The book may appear rather provocative to this legalistic group. The reader will become the jury on its spiritual value. Most of all, this book is not a religious crusade. The last thing this planet needs is another religious band-wagon parading down Main Street.