Emil Kisiov Kisiov من عند Icó - CE, البرازيل
Montgomery grew up in Framingham around the same time I did...familiar places, and happenings...
This book has one of my favorite elements--a complete and total blurring of fiction and reality. It continues the story of Maureen Paschal, noted theologian and visionary, and a descendant of Jesus of Nazareth and Mary Magdalene, as begun in The Expected One. In The Book of Love, she learns about the charismatic Countess Matilda of Tuscany, spiritual wife of Pope Gregory VII, also a descendant of Jesus and Mary, and The Book of Love, a lost gospel, which teaches that "love conquers all". Having seen many of the landmarks mentioned, and felt the presence of the Holy Spirit in those places, is this book fiction? Or is it, as Maureen Pascal's book was, a factual account disguised as fiction? Read, reflect and decide for yourself. "The time returns."
I liked the "hall and rooms" analogy when he talks about the different religions.
Fascinating read!