Do you think that we would be created just to vest or fail during a simple existence without some prior basis for giving us this opportunity to do so? God created man. God created man for a reason. God's reason for creating man was because man existed previously in a different state and started fighting, trying to kill each other, harm each other, and maim each other, and was otherwise disrespectful to God. Why else create a physical body where all of this can be done? Why grant an opportunity to go to heaven or hell without that first opportunity to exist in a state of existence with God? Why should we have to prove that God's creation appreciates God unless there was a basis for God finding displeasure with us, which could only have occurred previous to this existence? These and other questions are the purpose of this book. The ultimate intention is to answer as many questions as possible, if the answers are able to be explained by me. The answers have not come all at once to me. Some things addressed previously were clarified though, but that is neither here nor there; with further knowledge, more things become clearer. Knowledge does not come instantly when you first need a basis for what is to follow, which is how some of the answers became known to me. Sometimes you need to learn in order to understand why an answer is what it has to be.

This is the book that follows Heaven Help Me Talk To Strangers. Eight years later. For eight years Rensy Richardson has lived his life. Things haven't been perfect, but they were far from the level of mass confusion that he left behind when he left the U.S., until now. A new problem has arisen, one that relates to his work in the legal field. A new client with a big enough problem that nothing else should be worrisome to him or anyone else involved. The biggest problem is that the case makes no sense. But not even the oddities inherent in the case matches the warped trail that the parties have tied into their pasts, and all of them lead back to eight years ago.