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Is the Christian dogma really true? Why isn't the world a happier place? Why is life so fragile? These questions are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the discussion of religion and the myths, allegories, and fables that surround it. In "The Ball Shell Walls," author Joseph Kantor Higgins addresses a host of issues facing religion and Christianity and attempts to bring to light new truths about religion. Through a series of essays, Higgins takes a critical look at religion and what it means to people worldwide. Using a host of resources, citing Scripture, and quoting a range of famous historical figures, he discusses a broad spectrum of themes-evolution, the Old Testament, Jesus, the Gospel of Thomas, Jesus and the Jewish God, the world's sixteen crucified saviors, the New Testament, the afterlife, the Mystery of prayer, and the dimensional metamorphic transport phenomenon. "The Ball Shells Walls" seeks to tell the truth and provide a realistic look at the God of our traditions and open our eyes to what may be a new reality.