Mad Gods

Mad Gods turns Bible Revelation & God's Armageddon upside down when the Antichrist refuses to follow Destiny. It's an apocalyptic escape from Satanists, Templars, New World Order & the Catholic Church.

Kostadino Paleologos roams mysterious libraries all over the world, following clues in lost, forbidden texts to find the mythic Library of Alexandria. The clues tell of a soul searching for redemption. Its many lives protest history’s treatment and wish for a life more ordinary.

He finds the Idammah-Gan Codex, a catalogue of all the soul’s lives; it is a singularly dangerous book, safely read only in daylight. He decides to raise the soul’s next incarnation, Adam, to reject the prophesies and errors that all religions have in interpreting and explaining faith. Kostadino’s actions throw all these revelations into chaos. The Luciferian Church move heaven and earth to find them while the Vatican sends Templars to hunt them down.

Kostadino teaches Adam the secrets of his quest for the Library of Alexandria. Those far-flung, dusty old rooms were filled with the almost perfect thoughts and nearly complete ethics from the geniuses of history; however, no one had found the whole truth. All came as close as their cultures could bring them, but fell short. Kostadino shows Adam that we cannot see the truth to which every faith aspires because we are flawed. We see, hear, smell, taste and touch with inadequate tools. Even intellect is limited, unable to completely digest truth. Truth is either too large --or too small-- to see, and we absorb only what we can from our narrow perspectives.

Religions have faith outside reason, but lose truth in translation, hoping that reason can explain faith. Religions strive to interpret something too vast to be understood.