Who in the Hell Do I Think I Am?

In this collection of personal testimonies with related opinions and reflections on life experiences designed to provoke insights into the concept of Hell and alternatives to that reality.

Most people perceive reality to be that which can be touched, heard, smelled, tasted, and seen. In turn, what cues of touching, hearing, and actions you send out to others and the cycle of interaction between self and others completes the circle of your own reality. If Heaven and Hell coexist in this dimension of time, this puts a curious spin on what we perceive to be reality.

Author David Thompson shares his thoughts in steady stream of consciousness, interjecting impressions taken from the New American Standard Bible. Thompson recounts experiences from his first recollections and before his first recollections as God was creating him. Through reflecting on these experiences, Thompson comes to understand that his impression of what will be is related to the concrete facts of reality combined with the sum of his emotional experiences, creating a sense of anticipation for the future. Prejudice developed by his history of personal experiences gives him a different sense of anticipation of expectation.

David Thompson's sincere hope in sharing his experiences is that readers will gain insight and a renewed sense of hope in their faith journeys and come to face the ultimate reality of the creator God, Jehovah. This book will appeal to readers looking to experience God on a more personal level.