by David Murdoch (Author)

God created the heavens and the Earth: the physical world and the spiritual world. The human being lives in both, although the latter is often far harder to understand than the former. This book presents an imaginative and fallible attempt to understand this world. It touches on issues such as demons, the creation of man, the difference in the genders, the vocations of human beings, paganism, witchcraft, and the spiritual architecture behind the physical world. The book itself could be considered as a work of Christian anthropology, because it tries to explain the human being in relation to God.