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by Gary R. Bell (Author)
Have you ever wondered about life after death? Have you likewise wondered how good do you have to be to have God punch your ticket to heaven? Also, to have St. Peter say to you at the pearly gate, Youre good to go!
How Good Is Good Enough for God? will address this mystical subject, but it will do so in the least mystical way possible. How do we minimize the mysticism? We use the Holy Bible as our source document, and one passage, specifically, gives us strong guidance as to what God expects of us to qualify for his salvation. That passage is Revelation 13, which includes the letters to the seven churches in Asia.
We will dig deep to find out what the core meanings of obscure references to ancient churches means to us today and how this passage can help us determine our eternal fate. You will come to find that these ancient words will provide extremely valuable teachings for your deepest needs today. Specific benchmarks on what it takes to make it into heaven in the afterlife are contained in this passage. Join me on an ultimate adventure to discover the keys to eternal salvation.
Author Biography
Dr. Bell is a semi-retired optometrist with a distinguished career. He earned a Bachelors degree (B.S.) and a Doctor of Optometry degree (O.D.) from the University of California at Berkeley. He was a Distinguished Military Graduate, serving as an Army Officer after his graduation. He later practiced in a private setting for over forty years. During that period, he earned a Master of Science degree from Cal. State University in Fullerton, and has authored 12 articles on eye research subjects. He served as a Clinical Instructor of Optometry at Southern California College of Optometry during the seventies and eighties. He published a book dealing with philosophy and religion in 2004, entitled Finding the Glory. How Good is Good Enough for God is his second book unlocking secrets of the seven churches of Revelation. His is married with 5 children and 13 grandchildren, living in Temescal Canyon, California.
