The Unveiling (The Unveiling #1)

Stefan Alford

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4.00 · 1 ratings · 331 pages · Published: 11 Nov 2011
The Unveiling by Stefan Alford
Convincingly blending historical fact with fiction, this centuries spanning adventure will have you questioning the truth about reincarnation. In 533 an ecumenical council ordered by the Roman emperor made it a crime of heresy to continue to teach or believe in reincarnation. Some theologians have contested the council’s validity to issue this edict as the group was not convened by the Pope. As a result, however, the very fabric of Church philosophy was changed. Over time, and with no competing spiritual viewpoint allowed, Christians were raised accepting the theory of immediate salvation or eternal damnation upon death, as opposed to the belief of purification made possible through multiple incarnations. And the centuries passed. Jake is a normal child, until a traumatic event awakens a past-life memory and leads toward unraveling a massive conspiracy regarding the truth about reincarnation. Unfortunately for Jake, there are those charged with keeping this truth from the masses. Their advantage is being born into each successive lifetime with all their memories intact from their previous existences, until Jake starts remembering as well.
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