About the Author:

Naamah Angelless would prefer to remain anonymous, but there are two fair questions to be answered because of the content of this novel.

Does the author believe in God?

Naamah Angelless is not an atheist or a secular progressive. The author believes in the concept of a Universally Acknowledged Inherent Wrong: by human nature, people know the difference between good and evil when all the facts are before them. Implied in this statement is the acceptance of a deity but not a codified religion.

What motivated the author to write this book?

The difference between true Science and all Religion is the welcoming of criticisms, dissensions, and questions. In an egocentric cycle, Science has become a form of religion whenever rational objections are dismissed with ridicule from experts. In a faith-based cycle, Religion has become a doctrine for governing whenever executive powers are abused by people of ambition. Our time is one of those rare and horrible instances when the periods of both cycles have overlapped: the righteous peace-makings, wars, have already begun.