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In the Works-Collision Course
Sat, 4th June, 2011
Do the clash of two civilizations, two worldviews, and two religions come from a common ancestor?
If so, are the links from antiquity intact and traceable today?
And if the answer to these two questions is yes--do we care? I mean are they relevant today?
These are the underlying questions in my new book currently under construction--Collision Course.
If so, are the links from antiquity intact and traceable today?
And if the answer to these two questions is yes--do we care? I mean are they relevant today?
These are the underlying questions in my new book currently under construction--Collision Course.
