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Patrick Knobloch is the newly published author of Demons, Kryptonite, Points of Idiocy, and Shades of Crazy, the fourth book in a ten-book series titled From Nothing to Nothing and Everything in Betwe...
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Patrick Knobloch is the newly published author of Demons, Kryptonite, Points of Idiocy, and Shades of Crazy, the fourth book in a ten-book series titled From Nothing to Nothing and Everything in Between that he is developing.
The series begins with a cosmic perspective presented in the first book, His Story of God and the Universe, and concludes with the epitaph on your tombstone in book ten, Whirled’s End: Slate Dark. Other titles in the front half of the series include America and Its Citisins, which focuses on our nation; The Mportance of the Ndividual “I”, which explores an individual’s life; and Phill a Phile of Philosophies, which examines the thinking surrounding thirty important life concerns.
The second half of the series begins with the sixth book, Good! Bet Her Vest, which looks at human development. This is followed by a three-book trilogy that examines human life in depth: Fizzie a Collie Strong, Men, Tell Lee Awake!, and More Alleys Straight. The tenth and final book presents six ways the world will end and then considers how to live your life to the fullest in the time you have remaining.
Collectively, this series examines nearly everything that is, or will at some point be, important to everyone everywhere in the world.
His Story of God and the Universe is a large, sweeping examination of existence. It begins by addressing the confusion surrounding world religions, then introduces both God and Jesus while explaining their similarities and differences. The book next explores the Holy Spirit and angels, and how they help us in life. From there, readers are introduced to Satan and learn both why he is to be feared and why he does not need to be feared.
The book then takes a deep dive into the Holy Bible, explaining what it is, what it contains, how to read it, and how to accept what you read. The concepts of liberalism and conservatism are introduced and related to this study, followed by an examination of the creation of the universe and the earth, the life it holds, and how all of it came to be.
Later sections compare and contrast males and females and examine the miracle of conception. The final portions of the book explore the nature of sin, the forgiveness of man, the significance of Jesus’s death, rules to live by, the power of belief, love, and the mixing of politics and religion.
As you can tell, this is an unusual book!
