“Ladies and Gentlemen, Place Your Bets!”

The 17th-century French mathematician Blaise Pascal postulated that the way we conduct our lives has eternal consequences. It’s been called “Pascal’s Wager,” and it explains that God-fearing people, acting in faith, recognize that the promise of eternal rewards outweighs the risk that they might be wrong. In my e-book, “A Jack Mormon’s Travel Guide,” we discuss that in detail in Chapter 6, “The Proof of a Prophet.”
The book is yours for FREE. It’s a short memoir about falling away and coming back and why it’s worth it.
Why am I giving the book away? Because
I’m betting that if you simply take a look at my new Christian fantasy, “The Invitation to the Shining City,” you might actually buy it. It asks the question, if you found a place where the people were of “one heart and one mind, and dwelt in righteousness” would you sacrifice to go there? Visit the website, theshiningcity.org, and then click on CONTACT and I’ll e-mail you your e-book.
It’s a sure bet