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You will not find the word Proligion in any dictionary. I coined the term. To get a full understanding of what proligion means to me, please read Chapters 4, 7, and 27. In short, I unequivocally assert that proligion must be the next step in the evolution of religion. Unless humankind eliminates the sources of unnecessary division and strife among peoples of good will, our race will eventually become extinct or, at best, be forced to experience Hell on Earth. Wars, terrorism, and other factors will disrupt the normal functioning of healthy economies and civilized societies, throwing the world into chaos.
Even if the conflicts that exist today never take the world to such extreme scenarios, the human race will not advance. We will become stagnant. We will never conquer the space frontiers. We will inhabit this planet until some plague, some asteroid or comet, or some other cataclysmic phenomenon takes us out of our miserable and inglorious existence.
You can fight against the dying of Our Light by sharing with others the insights I hope the book Ercian Testament offers.
This is not a book for “browsers.” It demands your undivided attention. I recommend that you first read the Introduction and then each Chapter in sequence, but be my guest if you want to select a different order. For your convenience, I have included a "Chapters' Summaries" Section, should you want to have a general idea of what each particular chapter contains. There you have an overview of the different philosophical and theological themes treated in Ercian Testament.
As I explain in the book, my words are my authority. If my ideas are true, good, and just, then God is with me, and I have God's blessing. I pledge my soul that such is the case. By the power of reason that God gave you, I hope that you arrive at the same conclusion after you read and comprehend the messages Ercian Testament brings. If things are as I say, and you understand those truths to be so, then God will be with you too, and you will share God’s blessing with me and with all those who commune in the proligious spirit. For a clearer understanding of how I view my relationship with God, and to learn of the unusual experiences that suggest a connection to the world beyond, please read Chapters 20 through 23.
That is it. I do not want to address in this introductory letter what I cover in the book. Please read on, and I hope you like it. Wishing you and your loved ones the best, I remain,
Sincerely yours,
Joseph Marchante
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