Warren LeRoi Johns

"The Way" is neither fantasy nor science fiction. In a world overwhelmed by collapsing cultures, the truth about God, the Creator of all life, offers hope. Seven billion humans are both combatants and casualties in a spiritual war pitting good v. evil on battlefield Earth. Johnthe Revelator reveals the origin of hostilities. "And there was war in heaven. Michael and Hisangels fought against the dragon, and the dragon and his angels fought back.But he was not strong enough and they lost their place in heaven. "The great dragon was hurled down---thatancient serpent called the devil or Satan who leads the whole world astray. Hewas hurled to the earth, and his angels with him." Revelation12:7-9. TheGod of justice and love did not destroy Lucifer, the father of lies, immediately. Had he done so, created beings would be motivated to serve Him byfear and Satan would have claimed as true, his accusation that God was atyrant. Instead, Lucifer, with his rebels, was banished to Planet Earth todemonstrate the lethal consequences of Satanic fraud. Millenniums of physicaland spiritual carnage continues playing center stage, in the "Theater ofthe Universe." On-going cosmic conflict, between good and evil, iswriting script for the final act.Syntheticorganice chemistry confirms it is impossible for life to create itself fromnon-living matter. Given this scientific reality, biological evolution is leftwithout a starting point. Charles Darwin admitted his speculations were nottrue science. He had no clue as to how any form of life could have createditself from non-living matter. Darwin speculated that some simple form of life came into existence by accident of nature and then, over millions of years evolved into all forms of complex plant and animal life by means of natural selection. Still, Darwin had no clue as to what composed a simple cell. Not only did he consider a living cell to be nothing more than a blob of protoplasm, he had no idea that every living cell contains a DNA code that dictates design.

Loma Linda University Health's School of Medicine was founded in 1905 as the College of Medical Evangelissts. In the more than a century since, more than 11,000 Medical Doctors have graduated from the School, 1700 of whom have served as medical missionaries outside the continental United States. Flexing the Right Arm reviews the success of the past in bringing healing to body, mind and soul under the slogan, "To Make Man Whole" while outlining a path for the future designed to enhance the spiritual and financial future of the legendary medical education program.

A Big Picture glimpse of the origin of life on Planet Earth with a landmark analysis highlighting the scientific impossibility of the chance hypothesis offering a valid explanation for our beginning.Beyond Forever targets young adults, dismantling evolution theory from the perspective of a lawyer presenting a case to a jury. This title comes salted with homey colloquialisms, methodically exposing unproven assumptions of the chance hypothesis. But more than an expos of flawed science, the precisely documented Beyond Forever offers a non-denominational Christian take on the raging origins controversy. It compliments and supports the faith of Christian communities who believe the Genesis account of creation while sharing sincere respect for true science. More than exposing the flaws and holes in evolution conjecture from a lawyer's perspective, Beyond Forever provides a precisely endnoted picture of the truth about God and the creation miracle.

Ride to Glory represents literary fiction while its endnoted academic references are fact. Bridging the gap between fact and fiction runs the risk falling short of either objective. These five-star reviews of the original edition suggests, in some minds at least, both goals have been met successfully.Ride to Glory, an American novel, exposes some of Charles Darwin's more shaky suppositions in a fictional courtroom battle. Billed as Monkey II, the mock trial picks up where the 1925 Scopes "trial of the century" left off, debating the hot-button issue: "Is Evolution Fact or Fantasy?" Gutsy Ph.D. candidate, unchurched and independent thinker, Joshua Chamberlain Ryan, is cast as "star" witness, inadvertently pitting him against major Professor Karl Striker, devout defender of Darwinian assumptions. Josh thumbs his nose at chance hyhpothesis speculations, putting his academic credentials on the line, irreverently bashing evolution's Achilles' heels with the courage of the Biblical Joshua attacking Jericho's walls.Off-stage, the young star's week-in-the-sun encounters roller coaster emotional highs and lows-featurng a reckless Ride to Glory astride Turbo, his prized Arabian mount. Not until the tumultuous week's end do the bleak fortunes of Josh Ryan swing in his favor---thanks to a stellar Monkey II performance and a manipulative grandmother who dexterously laces, pulls, and ties strings of intrigue.As an unexpected bonus, Josh discovers passionate romance with glamorous Monkey II co-star, Traci Kilburn while "Duchess" Carrington, his estranged, socialite grandmother, picks this week of surprises to disclose long-concealed family secrets in a poignant mission of reconciliation.Ride to Glory's storyline boasts an academic bibliography, fortified with endnotes packed with solid reference data that reinforce the obstreperous onstage testimony. In a plot wired for unexpected twists and turns, Charles Robert Darwin's conjectures wind up with the short straw.The chance hypothesis dogma projects a secular religion that worships at the shrine of faith in random chaos. The Ride to Glory author cherishes belief that all life, and its ecological supporting system, exists as the gift of an Infinite Creator who endows each soul with free choice and eternal purpose. Science and religion are not in conflict. The Giver of life is the Author of all science The eternal, all powerful God of the universe declared: "It is I who made the earth and created mankind upon it.My own hands stretched out the heavens; I marshaled their starry hosts."Isaiah 45:12, The Holy Bible, New International Version

Cosmic War is neither fantasy nor science fiction. Triggered by spiritual conflict, its collateral damage is physical. The seven billion humans residing on Planet Earth are both combatants and casualties, certain to lose their lives on the battlefield barring direct intervention by the God of the Universe Life did not create itself accidentally from non-living matter. Humans, created in God's own image and vested with free wills, could choose to show personal loyalty to God by avoiding a tree with poison fruit that would eventually kill them and devastate Earth's pristine ecosystem.Some contend the war is only "spiritual." In reality, every bullet fired, bomb dropped, and pain-wracked death is palpable, collateral damage, triggered by the pervasive Cosmic War raging between good and evil. Contempt for the truth about God pervades corrupt cultures. Agents of evil arrogantly deny God's existence, defame His character of love, and introduce pagan cults that worship the sun, money and power as gods. Through His Son, God offers human beings a Plan B. Those with a sense of right tugging at their hearts respond by forgiving enemies and serving the needs of others. Before evil succeeds in destroying all life on battlefield Earth but after the ultimate consequences of sin is obvious, Christ will return and Satan will be destroyed. All who have believed God, kept His commandments, and voluntarily chosen to enlist in His triumphant army of the faithful, will be rewarded with life eternal. "At this moment it seems as though science will never be ableto raise the curtain on the mystery of creation. For the scientist who has lived by his faith in the power of reason, the story ends like a bad dream. He has scaled the mountains of ignorance;he is about to conquer the highest peak; as he pulls himselfover the final rock, he is greeted by a band of theologianswho have been sitting there for centuries."Robert Jastrow (1925-2008) NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies.