L R Kerr

Islam L R Kerr

This is a revealing conversation between a father and son, exposing the truth In graphic terms about the Muslim religion mythology, their prophet Mohammed, and Islamic societies. The conversation covers the history and development of the religion as well as historical timelines, and relevant quotes, passages, and events. Albert Einstein once said, "The important thing is to never stop questioning." In his book author L. R. Kerr takes Einstein's statement to heart and asks the reader to join him in what can reasonably be called an awakening process. Like an archaeologist on a dig, Kerr goes deep as he questions the validity of religious mythologies around the world, Particularly focusing on Islam. The reader is taken on a historical, spiritual and philosophical journey that is both stimulating and eye-opening. Beginning with a fascinating dialogue between a father and his son -- who is now at an age where he is questioning his fundamental belief system -- the author examines the long history of man's fascination with spiritual beliefs. The father shares his own beliefs -- cultivated over many decades of diligent research and litmus-testing of his personal tenets -- and further shares an exhaustive history of mankind's struggles to find spiritual fulfillment. Among his many targets for debunking or validation are The story of Mohammed and the formation of the Islamic religion. Still using the highly effective literary device of a dialogue between an erudite father and his questioning son, the author delves deeply into the philosophical ramifications. "With this knowledge comes responsibility. The rules run this Universe and you, yet only you: interact, explore, reason, wonder, understand, make choices, respond, and awake in the Now."Islam is the only religion on the planet that is not the only religion with followers, but an entire government and social organization based on its mythology. This provocative new story debunks and promotes rethinking all societies fundamental religious mythologies, with a focus on Islam. It does this with a new eclectic, integral, spiritually-based, knowledge of science. This story obliterates this existing mythology, revealing present threats our evolutionary development, while simultaneously severing this mythology from religion. Religion is revealed with new illumination, revealing spiritual compatibility with science, but not mythology. This revelation basis is science, not false prophets spinning their mythologies. The story is separated from its original historical perspective and from contemporary inspired mythologies. Reason, observation, and experience are used to delve into the natural laws of this Universe. Complex concepts are simplified and explained by the workings of cause and effect in the natural world as it continues to evolve. This new revelation sees science in a new light, compatible with an enlightened spirituality but incompatible with Islam and other ancient mythologies.