Earth's Darkness and Light: Understanding the World we Live In

Earth’s Darkness and Light highlights the tensions and calamities mankind faces in the world today and reveals four different orders that are responsible for what is happening on the earth. Earth’s Darkness and Light is a thoughtful and conversational book that helps you ask questions you may never have thought of asking before. It helps you look at the pros and cons of life and encourages you to decide to live life better, rather than give in to despair and not even try to live. This book deals with practical issues and asks thoughtful questions to help you think through most of life’s issues and make decisions that will allow you to experience a life accompanied by the five pillars of life. These five pillars of life are love, peace, joy, contentment, and freedom—the things all people earnestly yearn for but seldom know where to look. This book will prompt you to ask yourselves important questions and to define what life really is to you. Earth’s Darkness and Light reveals the order that exists over the Earth, which is manifested by mankind. It also raises the argument ‘if there is a God, why is evil so dominant?’ On the contrary, why should God come to the aid of mankind? It also deals with praying for a dying soul and turning from God because your prayer was not answered and your loved one died. Earth’s Darkness and Light gives us an understanding of the world we live in, and it is also a book for thought. The five pillars of life bring one to life fullness, experiencing true life, without which one will die without living life. We can decide to experience life before we die or we can die and not try to live life, this is the decision we have to make now and not tomorrow. Why? Because we are still alive and this is our only chance to experience and live life now, which continue after you leave this Earth, that is after death. Does this means life after death exists? Does this means all of mankind has a place to go after this life on earth? These questions and many more are answered in this book as it speaks of accountability which is a way of life today. In this book, Earth’s Darkness and Light, we argue that if accountability is a way of life, how will those suicide bombers and others who commit treacherous crimes be accountable for their actions after they have died before they face the justice of man? Earth’s Darkness and Light also reveals the tri-life of mankind; their physical, spiritual and eternal life. It also argues that if there is a tri-life of mankind, there also have to be a tri-death which is also spiritual, physical and eternal death. It speaks of those who believe they will get away with their crimes in this life, when in fact they will have to give an account after they have left this life. Not only those who commit crimes but all of mankind will have to give an account of their life here on earth. Earth’s Darkness and Light explores life’s warfare and the will power to survive. It talks about the war that is going on within the life of mankind which leads to many committing suicide. On the other hand earth’s darkness and light caution mankind and speaks of the power he has to subdue and overcome, not bowing down to the order of darkness. Earth’s darkness and light reveals an understanding of the world we live in and how true life can be achieved. It brings us to the point of discovering who we are through self-evaluation questions. It therefore allows us to see our DNA line and encourages mankind to go after its origin and begin to live the life with the five pillars of life. Mankind has nothing to lose but only to gain when he returns to his beginning; and the question is, where is mankind’s beginning? Earth’s Darkness and Light looks at this question from science and religion prospective and leaves us with the question who am I?

1st Author: Pastor Boyd Aaron George was born in Monrovia, Liberia, in West Africa. He gave his life to the Lord Jesus Christ at an early age, but he still lived much like other kids. During the 1990 tribal conflict in Liberia, which resulted in a brutal war, Boyd said to the Lord Jesus Christ, "If you have a plan for my life, let me know your Word." God answered this prayer, and Boyd soon after enrolled at the Monrovia Bible Training Centre, where he obtained a diploma in a two-year ministerial training program. The Lord then led him to continue his training at the Spiritual Life Bible College in Monrovia, where he also obtained a bachelor's degree in biblical theological studies. Because of the continuous tribal conflict, Pastor Boyd and his family later moved to the refugee camp that was set up by the United Nations Humanitarian Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) in Buduburam, near Accra, Ghana. In 2006, the Lord gave him and his family the opportunity to resettle in Australia, where they presently live. In 2012, Pastor Boyd had to make a decision between self and God, a decision that was to determine the final chapter of his ministerial life. Pastor Boyd believes that because of the grace of God through Jesus Christ on his life, he was empowered to choose God and to walk with God, and today this book and others that are to come are the reward for his obedience. 2nd Author: Dr. Pamela Atieno Odhiambo Abuodha was born in Mombasa, Kenya, in East Africa. She is the only child of her late parents. At the age of five, she lost her mother to breast cancer and went to live with her maternal grandmother in the village. The grandmother, a believer in the Lord Jesus Christ, brought her up in the things of God. From the age of ten, she went to Catholic boarding schools until she entered the university. She gave her life to Jesus Christ at the age of twenty, while in high school. Pamela holds a first-class honours degree and a master's degree from the University of Nairobi, Kenya. In May 2005 she joined the University of Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia, to pursue a PhD in coastal geology. As a researcher, she has several scientific publications to her credit. "But God had plans for me to assist in the kingdom work rather than be a 'doctor of stones, ' as a geologist is known in most African languages. It has been awesome to witness God download the contents of this book, chapter by chapter," she says. Glory be to God.