“Anything unnatural was not naturally believed. Faith, in essence, was unnatural.”
Book:The Paradise Trilogy
Quote by Ted Dekker
Work
The Paradise Trilogy
The Paradise Trilogy is a collection of three books that examine the concept of paradise and the complexities of human aspiration. Through its narrative structure, the trilogy explores how individuals and societies envision and pursue idealized states of being. The work delves into the tensions between expectation and reality, the nature of happiness, and the philosophical questions surrounding what constitutes a perfect life. As a trilogy, the collection presents an extended exploration of these themes across multiple volumes, allowing for deeper character development and more complex thematic progression than a single work might afford. more
Author
Ted Dekker
Ted Dekker, born on October 24, 1962, is an American author known for his suspenseful, fantasy, and religious-themed works. His books have gained widespread popularity among readers. more
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