I was asked why I chose such a daring title and without any consideration said, "In respects to the big man." I was brought up going to Kindom Hall with my grandparents, who were relegious people that taught me the essentials of life, which are God, family, love, honest and respect. As a teenager I broke away from my youthful teachings, as the reality and hardships of life began materializing themselves. I became a product of the system, but instead of being derailed I learnt to adapt and used my core principles to carve the future. Like every other child I've dreamt of the pinnacle to which I can reach, but never able to attain as an adult.
The objective of this novel is to bring God in the lives of many, who have forgotten the core principles of what makes us human, yes we are all imperfect, but that doesn't mean we are supposed to behave like cannibals. 'The Last Bible', which is how I've related to this novel, paints a graphic picture of the end of the modern world through the narrator's eyes and other events. 'The big man', or God as most popularly known, is my only inspiration for writing this novel, which I've dedicated to my family, friends and fallen soldiers.
Spirituality is the cornerstone of our beliefs, for a species that have no idea exactly from where we came. There will always be those eager to debate the truth, as will there always be Atheists, but regardless of the impurities of those with whom we pray, namely pastors, never abandon God. Mankind has done terrible things in the name of God, but that is because thier God is Lucifer and not the true God Yahweh. Therefore, I say love and praise God unconditionally. Jah
