Definitely one for believers and ONLY believers.Basically a religious tract masquerading as a short story, with the usual quota of painfully inept and sophomoric "philosophical arguments" aimed wholly and solely at confirming the pre-existing beliefs of Christians. The "learned discussion" between the protagonist and her "mentor" is unintentionally hilarious in its ineptitude. Neither of those "academics" would have made it past their first semester in college - it is that bad.This is best described as "faith-enabling". If you know why that is a bad thing, avoid this rubbish like the plague. I couldn't get past the first few pages.Seriously, why do people who don't understand the basics of logic or philosophy try to write academic characters? It's just painful.There is a section called Christian Fiction for a reason. I don't know how the author imagined this belonged anywhere else. Vanity?
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