The Commentaries of Living Immortals

De: Mr. Martin K. Ettington

Narrado por: Martin K. Ettington

This is an audiobook about living immortals in their own words. Yes - I mean that - people who are hundreds if not thousands of years old are living in our world today.

Their commentaries come from a discussion board I have been using for a couple of years to market my earlier book: Physical Immortality: A History and How-To Guide.

There are over 12 distinct immortal personalities who posted on this board, and they all have different perspectives on their lives as immortals. Here is what Stelth, one of the immortals, says about the immortal community:

"I have met over 170 other immortals dating from 20,000 years old to 110 years old, from around Earth. Gods are in another league. I have met 15 Gods/Godesses...most are norce/celtic Gods.There is at least 2,000 of us out of your 7 billion humans doing the exact same as me ie jobs/names some still hide in mountains and forests."

Do I believe all of this? I do have some skepticism, but even if it’s not true it is a great story. If true - it is one of the greatest revelations of all time.

©2011 Martin K. Ettington (P)2018 Martin K. Ettington

Well Written

Honestly, I think it's one of the most important books I've ever read. Most followers of Jesus think that when you die you either go to Heaven to be with God or you go to Hell to be tortured forever. Neither concept can be found anywhere in scripture. Meyer breaks down and separates scriptural truth from man made tradition.

Exceptional Book

This book shows you scripture by scripture what the Bible actually teaches us about our soul and eternity.

Living Immortals

I really enjoyed the story and characters presented in this book but enjoyed the first book a little more.

Great Author

Here the author Mr. Martin K. Ettington back through intervening traditions to what the disciples really believed about life and everlasting life. He address subjects like 'Is the soul immortal?' and 'Is there really a Hell as a place of eternal torment?' I would recommend this book for anyone who wants to take a serious look at what the Bible says about what happens after we die without mysticism or cheap sentiments.

Excellent

I loved everything about this book. I am Lutheran so that helped, but the music was way over my head. I loved it.