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Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2019
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2019
Hammond tells the story of the Archangel Samael who reminds readers that history is written by the victors. As we learn about Samael’s journey, he grapples with “the concepts of free will, subjective truth and predestination.” While he longs for his own freedom, he’s constantly reminded that God controls his destiny.
I may be biased, having edited the book, but it’s a fascinating depiction of religious literature that reminds readers there isn’t just one way to read the Bible — or even one character whose perspective is worth considering.
Learn about Satan’s perspective - the “other side” of the Bible
By David G. McAfee on June 17, 2019
In The Falling Star, published by Hypatia Press (which I co-founded in 2017), author and illustrator Jon Hammond offers a unique story that stays true to the original texts as much as possible.By David G. McAfee on June 17, 2019
Hammond tells the story of the Archangel Samael who reminds readers that history is written by the victors. As we learn about Samael’s journey, he grapples with “the concepts of free will, subjective truth and predestination.” While he longs for his own freedom, he’s constantly reminded that God controls his destiny.
I may be biased, having edited the book, but it’s a fascinating depiction of religious literature that reminds readers there isn’t just one way to read the Bible — or even one character whose perspective is worth considering.
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