Christ-Edge Saga: All or Nothing-The Beginning

By John St. Fleur

God, The Devil, The most intelligent human being ever born to the human race. What do they all have in common? They star in this groundbreaking book series: The Christ-Edge: The Creation of a New Universe. It is the year 3000 and most of the human beings have chosen atheism and Satanism, giving the Devil the power to create the Death Waltz-the murderous inter-dimensional storm that allows the death-spawn to materialize in the 3-D universe and decimate human beings.
The Devil's goal is to re-create the universe in his image and only those who pledge allegiance to him- the ones who have taken his mark on their souls, supplying him with the majority of the sin-energy to power the Death Waltz-are allowed to live in it for eternity on the condition that they worship him and only him. Oh yeah, another thing that has been imposed-by far the most important condition,-the condition known as All or Nothing-whoever wins, the other one is automatically destroyed for all eternity, all or nothing. This means that if the Devil wins Jehovah God Almighty is eternally destroyed and vice-versa. The Devil has been praying for this situation with all his being; God's feelings are unknown concerning this manner.
Why did Jehovah God Almighty allow this situation? How did this wager begin? How did the Devil get his hands on eternity? Who is the Christ-Edge warrior and how will he to save humanity? How did the Devil get his hands on the power to create a new universe and what would God do to stop it? All of these questions and many more will be answered in this literary masterpiece saga- The Christ-Edge Saga: All or Nothing, The Creator's Fire.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Feb 21, 2020
• ISBN: 9781796089578

John St. Fleur

The author is a man who loves God, theology, philosophy, science, mathematics, and writing. He is trying to figure out the grand pattern to his life, what he calls the Grand Structure-he believes there is a grand unified mathematical theory that can predict the future of his life and allow him to descry God's will for his life. This is a preview of his first book in the Christ-Edge Saga: All or Nothing-The Beginning.

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Rev. date: 02/21/2020

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CONTENTS

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 1

His goal was all about getting the message out as effectively as possible. In order to accomplish this, he would have to bring his best powers to the table, cutting no corners. Satan never slept, and he always employed the greatest conversion techniques. The church would not be able to defeat Satan and the satanic church alone. They would need to consult Jehovah and submit to Him if they were going to win the War of Souls—the main spiritual war—along with the Philosopher’s War, the Technology War, and the Death Waltz.

Flarion headed straight to the head accounting executive. I’ll play the crucible—three simultaneous ruthless games against the top 1 percent without losing a match. I will give Lavacor exclusive rights to air the battle in exchange for a full-scale advertising campaign.

Flarion spoke with a confidence that spoke of his personal strength and zeal to help the church. Even though the church could pay for this with no problem, he wanted this to be his personal contribution to the war effort.

Palius, Lavacor’s top associate, said, These are tempting terms, but the satanic church offers us more. You are going to have to get the church to offer more if you want exclusive rights. Vasmath is not cheap. It is one of our premiere advertising strongholds and one of the key places of influence throughout the civilized worlds.

Flarion sighed. He hated the galaxy’s laws of business and commerce. He was so angry that Lavacor was so obsessed with profit that they could not see that their souls were at stake. Only caring about material gain was such a venal and sinful thing that it gave him nightmares. To think that the devil might win this war because humans cared more about money and profit to such a degree made him sick to his very core.

Flarion immediately said to Lucor, Show me to your planning room. I will scan the compilers for any spyware. I will not allow the satanic church to steal our campaign plans, as they sometimes do, due to malicious spyware programs and corrupt officials who secretly save them on opto discs and sell them.

Lucor smirked slightly. I do not know what you mean. Our security is top notch. No station can prevent all leaks, but ours is one of the best in the intergalactic world. Isn’t that one of the reasons you utilize our services?

Flarion, who did not feel like playing this game, said, Spare me the crap. Just show me to the rooms.

Lucor stated, Right this way. Then he led him to the room.

Flarion told the computer to eject the opto drive containing his campaign plans. Flarion, like all of the intergalactic society, understood that the devil’s strategy for conquering the human souls stood on two things: increased enjoyment of malicious things and a free license to sin to one’s content. There were already regimes in the galaxies where this rule was practically the norm. Flarion had been trying to tell them that these things the devil offered were bad for their souls and that they must sharpen their awareness to perceive them.

Flarion knew with his entire being that most of the citizens of Vasmath were in the devil’s pocket. They had been won over to him—mind, body, and soul. They wanted a life where they could be free from God’s rules, moral codes, and restraints. The devil—through his satanic church, political systems, commerce, science, and other fields of influence—had promised them this. Truly they did not see that this freedom would come at the cost of their eternal souls. As scripture said, The devil deceiveth the entire inhabited earth.

Thus he formulated his first message. He made a campaign where he showed the joys of heaven. He emphatically stated in his communique that heaven would be infinitely better than the devil’s universe and that they should please God and join his side. It was an appeal to the people’s selfish nature, but he had to start somewhere. He had to get through to the people’s minds somehow.

Flarion prayed to God that the church could change the people’s hearts and work with them to perfect God’s way in their souls. Even as tough as times were now, he still believed that the church could win them over. He always wondered if human beings could see beyond themselves and if they could really become Christ beings and transform their nature from one of selfishness to one of intelligent, selfless love. Now he would find out.

Flarion formed the image in his mind’s eye of the heaven that was revealed in the church accounts of the Revelation. He saw heaven with its golden steps and structures covered with its precious stones as well as the angels with their sweeping wings. All was created on the screen with a great beauty and majesty that was a magnitude greater than what human beings ever managed to produce.

Flarion pointed to a scene where God’s subjects lived in harmony and peace. He then imagined an angel who had come up to the screen and said with a genuine smile on his face, "This is true happiness. This is the happiness that only God can offer. The Creator who has created human beings is the only one who can satisfy humanity’s deepest longing and desires. Jehovah made you, and there is no