Angelmaker
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“Pretty heathen sort of god, Khan.”
“I wonder. Indeed, I have wondered since I was a boy. The Bible says that we are like gods, because we possess knowledge of good and evil. That is part of our sin. But it seems to me that the most salient feature of God, the most commonly experienced aspect of His existence, is His silence. His great, divine indifference to our doings and affairs. Christians will tell you that God gave us free will, Commander Banister, and in the same breath they will say tha...t they know He exists because He speaks to them constantly in their hearts, and by means of signs.
“Well, I am not content with signs, and my heart is good for pumping fluid around my body and nothing else. The day someone speaks into it, I shall have died from loss of blood. So I propose a great project, Commander Banister. I propose to find out. I seek to be close to God.”
“That’s a noble ambition.”
“It is a unique one. I alone in the world seek to be close to God by becoming more like Him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Pretty heathen sort of god, Khan.”
“I wonder. Indeed, I have wondered since I was a boy. The Bible says that we are like gods, because we possess knowledge of good and evil. That is part of our sin. But it seems to me that the most salient feature of God, the most commonly experienced aspect of His existence, is His silence. His great, divine indifference to our doings and affairs. Christians will tell you that God gave us free will, Commander Banister, and in the same breath they will say tha...t they know He exists because He speaks to them constantly in their hearts, and by means of signs.
“Well, I am not content with signs, and my heart is good for pumping fluid around my body and nothing else. The day someone speaks into it, I shall have died from loss of blood. So I propose a great project, Commander Banister. I propose to find out. I seek to be close to God.”
“That’s a noble ambition.”
“It is a unique one. I alone in the world seek to be close to God by becoming more like Him.
What to read after Angelmaker?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nick Harkaway to read onlineMoreLess
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