Does this book get into wacky theology or take swipes at Christian doctrine? It sounds interesting, but I have trouble with the premise that any angel, whether good or fallen, can be murdered.

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Brian Beasley Well the "angel" is someone who is killed which the witness calls an "angel". No it was not a real angel being killed and I see no reason that a Christian could be too upset by this book. The author makes references to Catholic school and never talks about religion as to make any japes nor discount any religion. Hope that helps...

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Bruce Davis sr. Can't really say yet... am about 1/4 into it. So far, so good in all respects... bdsr

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Does this book get into wacky theology or take swipes at Christian doctrine? It sounds interesting, but I have trouble with the premise that *any* angel, whether good or fallen, can be murdered.

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Does this book get into wacky theology or take swipes at Christian doctrine? It sounds interesting, but I have trouble with the premise that any angel, whether good or fallen, can be murdered.