Pilgrims Three

Three pilgrims embark on a journey that spans history, faith, philosophy, and the deepest questions of human existence. Through stories, conversations, historical encounters, and spiritual reflection, this thought-provoking work explores the nature of God, the human spirit, creation, consciousness, and humanity's search for meaning and purpose.

Drawing inspiration from Christian tradition, American religious history, and timeless philosophical inquiry, the author invites readers to consider profound questions about life, death, faith, judgment, and eternity. From the Cane Ridge Revival and the Great Awakening to reflections on the Great Spirit, the soul, and the mysteries of creation, this unique narrative weaves together history, theology, and personal exploration into an engaging spiritual quest. Whether approached as a journey of faith, a search for understanding, or an invitation to deeper reflection, this book encourages readers to examine life's fundamental questions and contemplate their place within a larger and enduring reality.

Dr. Robert Emerson French, born 1937, Portsmouth, Ohio. Attended Valley High School, Lucasville, Ohio; Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio; and Ohio State University College of Medicine (1959-1963). Two years with the Public Health Service Bureau of Prisons were followed by internal medical residency and 34 years' practice at the University of Kentucky in Lexington. Member of the American Scientific Affiliation dedicated to exploring complimentary relationships between science and theology. Author of Prepare to Meet Me in Heaven, the Story of Gertrude Ramey, and Gertrude's Last Days.