The Little Book of Providence

The subject is divine providence and how since a bible-based theology was first systematized in the 4th/5th century its benevolence has been distorted by some erroneous doctrines that were incorporated. That was especially a result of Augustine’s influence, who after his dispute with Pelagius rejected the positive role for natural law evident in the writings of earlier Church Fathers. The title alludes to the “Little Book” referred to in Revelation - the message of the seventh messenger, which John, extraordinarily, was not permitted to record. Whether that mystery is related to the subject of this book will be for the reader to determine. The author believes it to be so in view of the extraordinary phenomena that led to its writing, alluded to in his earlier publication: “Fellowship of the Secret".