The Plague of Kosmon - Rasor, Peter J. II
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The search is on! The world of Kosmon needs a cure for a plague that leads ultimately to everyone's death. The Scientian race, known for its rationality and understanding, continues to fail in finding a cure, while the Transmutant race, known for living by its emotions, turns its hate toward the race of Seers, attempting to wipe them out. Amid the search for a cure, Seikh, a young Seerean boy, is led on a journey to discover who he is and his purpose, which is ultimately to find the cure. The journey, however, is not without its troubles. Along the way, he encounters those who want to deceive…mehr

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The search is on! The world of Kosmon needs a cure for a plague that leads ultimately to everyone's death. The Scientian race, known for its rationality and understanding, continues to fail in finding a cure, while the Transmutant race, known for living by its emotions, turns its hate toward the race of Seers, attempting to wipe them out. Amid the search for a cure, Seikh, a young Seerean boy, is led on a journey to discover who he is and his purpose, which is ultimately to find the cure. The journey, however, is not without its troubles. Along the way, he encounters those who want to deceive him and others who want to help him. Will Seikh find the cure, or will he be deceived by dark forces, leaving the world of Kosmon forever plagued with death?
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Peter J. Rasor II is assistant professor of philosophy at Grand Canyon University in Phoenix, Arizona. He is co-author of Controversy of the Ages (2017) and is presently working collaboratively with three authors on A Christian Introduction to Philosophy and Ethics (2022). His website is The Blade (thebladeonline.org), where his blogs, podcasts, and paintings are found. He holds a ThM in theology and a PhD in philosophy from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (Louisville, Kentucky).