Daniel Groover

The Masters of Methuselah (Christian Mystic Illumination) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

An modern progressive exploration into Christianity from such a unifying ecumenical standpoint that it even envelops ideas of particle physics.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Daniel Groover
• Erscheinungstermin: 25. August 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781393225461
• Artikelnr.: 60050200

Autorenporträt

Daniel Groover lives in the state of Maine, not far from where Stephen King produced most of his works. He is a follower of the Word, Jesus. He espouses an ecumenical acceptance of all races, all genders, all religions, all creeds, and sexual orientations or non-orientations. He believes in a God of Love. True love is acceptance and Eternal Open Arms. He has several poetry anthologies. He enjoys writing poetry and progressive minded Christian books on love, truth, and the ever present form of the word of God.

He also has a cosmic mystical side that intertwines Christian Mysticism with Mathematical Illuminism. He believes that there is an inherent mathematical quality to everything: from the inherent shape of a nebula, to the formation of a seashell, to the sacred geometric shapes of a woman's face denoting her beauty.

He likes to watch cooking shows. He himself is not the greatest chef, so he tries to pick up tips by watching others on TV. His two favorite chefs are Gordon Ramsey and Stephanie Lee.

He enjoys walking for a hobby and often walks between six and twelve miles a day. While walking he listens to audiobooks. He is currently listening to Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace.

When he is at home he reads and writes. While doing this he listens to Twitch.tv in the background. Some of his favorite streamers are: snowbambii, qtcinderella, mercedesq, itsstephlee, dippedinpoison, Leyla, and Blissfulli.

He encourages everyone to write and especially everyone to read.