What if God has surprises for each of us at our death?
You may say, “I don’t believe in God.” But, what if . . . ?
Or your belief in God may not give you comfort about facing God at death.
Perhaps you are strong in your own faith, but are concerned about the destiny of someone you care about.
I have been with a number of people at their deaths and have seen a definite interval of "passing away." In this book I explore God's mercy through an imaginary conversation between Jesus and a famous atheist in the moments of his passing.
Christopher Hitchens was the leading advocate for aggressive atheism until his death in December 2011. At no point do I lure him into heaven. I've posted the last chapter on this site to reassure skeptics about where I'm going with this.
This book is an exploration of God’s surprises. I seek a path between pronouncements of fundamentalist Christians and uncritical universalism--"all will be reconciled to God in the end" (Hitchens despised both!). I'm also hoping to appeal to readers who are negative on "organized religion" but who might welcome a different angle on God and God's hope of reconciliation.