Dear "Andrew",
While I find your hate on for my school project laughable, I have been encouraged to write you a reply. I find it funny that you claim you don't like the book, yet you seem to know a lot about me. Namely using two of my given names as your signature. You (whoever you are) seem to have developed an unhealthy obsession with me and should probably seek some counselling.
Now I have a few questions for you. Did you ever once stop and question the book's content? Surely someone could view it with a different view in mind. If it is at all possible, I would encourage you to read it again. Maybe replacing God with government, or academia. As someone commented already - as a response to your letter - your narrow view of the world is more of a hindrance to your understanding of what the Bible, or even God for that matter is all about.
Don't you ever wonder why it is that your religion (whatever sect of Christianity you subscribe to) has such an obsession with controlling the masses? One of the best kept secrets in the world has to do with control. If you control what people read/watch/listen to, then you control the way they think. This isn't some conspiracy theory, nor is it an attempt to convert you from your faith. The choice of whatever it is you believe in is really up to you.
One last question. You as a Christian are supposed to be forgiving and "Do unto others as they would unto you." Am I correct in making this statement, or have I been reading from a different King James version of the holy Bible? How about you ask yourself a question, what would Jesus do?
Since you have brought such a hype about my twenty-seven page school project, I have decided to release it publicly and now plan on turning these twenty-seven pages into an actual book. Thanks for the hype.
A. Warren Johnson
Prince George
