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    Uranium Atom Detects God and Satan

    By Chris Nwafor

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    This is a book that uses science to detect God and then God using science to reveal the identity, dominion, and domicile of Satan the devil. Everything is happening on earth with no need for extraterrestrial heaven or hell whatsoever. God and Satan are right here on earth, and very active!
    The book highlights the harmony between science and religion. The conflict between them is natural, being the manifestation of the conflict between gravity and pressure, good governance and bad governance, the immune system and pathogens, one country and another, one political party and another, husband and wife, the Israelites and the Philistines, objective and literal interpretations, and God and Satan.
    The book then meticulously separates the harmony between science and religion from the conflict between science and religion. God then becomes the source of science, reliability, dependability, and consistency. Satan, on the other hand, becomes the source of the opposites! But Satan mimics God, and mimicry is a form of predation. Thus says the Lord?! Which one?!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChris Nwafor
    Release dateNov 7, 2019
    ISBN9780463146071
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