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Review of Christ's Immortality Technology
[Following is a volunteer review of "Christ's Immortality Technology" by Benneth Iwuchukwu.]
Has it ever raised an alarm to you whether religion or Christianity exists? Have you ever asked whether some biblical aspects are true or merely mythical stories? Christ's Immortality Technology by Benneth Iwuchukwu is a non-fictional novel that criticises almost every aspect of Christianity. This book challenges nearly everything about Christianity, religion, and spirituality. It establishes that Christianity was not intended to be a religion but rather a blueprint to fulfil the mandate of the destruction of death.
This book introduces a completely new perspective on the death and resurrection of Christ. It suggests that aliens from outer space took His body away and subjected it to an advanced immortality treatment inside a submarine that had a biomedical structure for immortality. His body was inside the structure for three days under sedation, and afterwards he emerged—resurrected. To be a Christian is to believe that Christ defeated death with man-made technology brought from outer space. He believes that Christ expects us to do the same by inventing our own technology modelled after His own technology, thus the power of Christianity.
As a Christian, I can confess that even though I couldn't enjoy much about this book, I was thrilled by his arguments and his support of science. I wanted to know his point so much, which made me read the book quicker than I expected. His descriptions are smooth, which makes the book have a good flow. I find it humorous that Benneth says Jesus was in a coma and was thought dead at his crucifixion.
I am glad that the discussions are easy to follow and understand. What actually impressed me most was his thorough examination of each point of view. The language used is simple, clear, and straightforward. However, minor incidents of profanity are evident in the book. I am happy to report that I didn't find any typos or grammar errors in the book. Therefore, I happily rate Christ's Immortality Technology by Benneth Iwuchukwu 5 out of 5 stars.
I find it unsuitable for Christians, as it will be a test of their faith, and they will find it difficult to enjoy reading it. Science lovers may, however, find delight in this novel.
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Christ's Immortality Technology
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Has it ever raised an alarm to you whether religion or Christianity exists? Have you ever asked whether some biblical aspects are true or merely mythical stories? Christ's Immortality Technology by Benneth Iwuchukwu is a non-fictional novel that criticises almost every aspect of Christianity. This book challenges nearly everything about Christianity, religion, and spirituality. It establishes that Christianity was not intended to be a religion but rather a blueprint to fulfil the mandate of the destruction of death.
This book introduces a completely new perspective on the death and resurrection of Christ. It suggests that aliens from outer space took His body away and subjected it to an advanced immortality treatment inside a submarine that had a biomedical structure for immortality. His body was inside the structure for three days under sedation, and afterwards he emerged—resurrected. To be a Christian is to believe that Christ defeated death with man-made technology brought from outer space. He believes that Christ expects us to do the same by inventing our own technology modelled after His own technology, thus the power of Christianity.
As a Christian, I can confess that even though I couldn't enjoy much about this book, I was thrilled by his arguments and his support of science. I wanted to know his point so much, which made me read the book quicker than I expected. His descriptions are smooth, which makes the book have a good flow. I find it humorous that Benneth says Jesus was in a coma and was thought dead at his crucifixion.
I am glad that the discussions are easy to follow and understand. What actually impressed me most was his thorough examination of each point of view. The language used is simple, clear, and straightforward. However, minor incidents of profanity are evident in the book. I am happy to report that I didn't find any typos or grammar errors in the book. Therefore, I happily rate Christ's Immortality Technology by Benneth Iwuchukwu 5 out of 5 stars.
I find it unsuitable for Christians, as it will be a test of their faith, and they will find it difficult to enjoy reading it. Science lovers may, however, find delight in this novel.
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Christ's Immortality Technology
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