Divine Choreography of Redemption: Setting the Eternal Saga in Time

Divine Choreography of Redemption: Setting the Eternal Saga in Time

by William E. Jefferson
Divine Choreography of Redemption: Setting the Eternal Saga in Time

Divine Choreography of Redemption: Setting the Eternal Saga in Time

by William E. Jefferson

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Overview

Time has taken its toll. We must bid farewell to what we’ve known and enter what lies ahead.

Welcome to the ancient island of Estillyen, a place that is paradoxically both very far away and quite close. A troupe of Message Makers from the seventeenth century mysteriously arrives to grapple with the theme of technology and our integrity of life in today’s context, and the reader is invited on a journey to discover and reflect on whether it’s possible to find a balance between the onslaughts.

Divine Choreography of Redemption is a celebration of prose, imagination, and faith. It explores the story of redemption as a divine drama advanced by acts and agents that transcend time and space. As the story unfolds, a classic battle between technology and spirituality unfolds which considers not just the trappings of high-tech, but its approaches to life and relationship to myths, reality, past and present, from Dante to Christ.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781948181082
Publisher: Strauss Consultants
Publication date: 05/01/2018
Pages: 162
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.37(d)

About the Author

Having lived and worked in London, Moscow, and New York, today author William Jefferson writes from a Civil-War era cottage in the rural Ozarks. He is author of Messages from Estillyen: A Novel of Redemption and Human Worth, and owner of Storybook Barn (www.Storybookbarnmo.com). Jefferson holds an MTh in Theology and Media from the University of Edinburgh and an MA in Communications from the Wheaton Graduate School.
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