The Oneness Doctrine
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B L Zebub liked the darkness---the blacker the better. In the darkness a man could be whatever he chose to be. He had read somewhere once that 'men prefer darkness to light, because their deeds were evil'. He couldn't recall the author but he decided he must be quite inciteful to realize darkness is man's greatest ally. He had accomplished much during his lifetime lurking in the shadows, not letting others know of his intentions or even his presence. He never thought of his deeds as evil---only opprtunistic. His life's work had flourisehed in the darkness and he anticipated a day when he would emerge from the shadows and every man woman and child on earth would admire him---yes even worship him for the work he had done in the darkness. So unlike other men the Bull didn't fear the darkness at all. He considered himself somewhat of a "prince of the darkness"---but when he thought about it he realized he didn't like the term prince. He was much more comfortable as a king.
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About the Book
What happens when one man controls everything in the world? Every gas pump, every grocery store, every business—even every nation. And what happens when that man is inherently evil with a master plan to govern the entire world? B. L. Zebub calls it his Oneness Doctrine, and he is only a few months away from fulfilling his lifelong dream of a one-world government under his control. Can a mild-mannered, agnostic computer programmer thwart the plans of the most powerful man on earth? And along the way will he come to grips with his own personal Oneness Doctrine—a desire to live life without the influence of God?
About the Author
Bobby Ensminger is a husband, a father, a grandfather and an occasional author. It is his desire to write books that his children and grandchildren can read without having to navigate through jungles of violence, blood and profanities, while still being provoked to think and consider issues which ultimately impact their lives.