by J. Neil Schulman

How a Twilight Zone writer found himself living in the Twilight Zone when God revealed Himself to him.

On February 18, 1997, award-winning writer, J. Neil Schulman, had an experience he later described as a "Vulcan Mind Meld with God."

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I Met God -- God Without Religion, Scripture, or Faith is now available as an Amazon Kindle edition on Amazon.com.

J. Neil Schulman's narrative of his experience is in the new Kindle ebook Atheist to Believer available for $0.99 on Amazon.com.

You may also purchase this in a printed or Kindle edition as part of J. Neil Schulman's book, The Heartmost Desire, available from booksellers including on Amazon.com.
A good introduction to the book is here.

It was not the first time Neil had been in touch with the Eternal.

Forget Oh, God!, Bruce Almighty, and Joan of Arcadia. As delightful as they are, those stories are fiction. These events really happened to J. Neil Schulman. And for the first time, Neil is telling his story in full. Of course you're free to make up your mind whether you think Neil is telling the truth or not, and whether you believe he's in his right mind or not.

In over seventeen hours of personal interviews conducted by author Brad Linaweaver, radio interviews on Jack Landman's Cybercity, plus seminars and poetry, Neil is finally revealing the depth of life-changing, challenging, confronting, weird, funny, frightening, paranormal, Kabbalistic, spiritual, inspirational, ecstatic, and otherwise extraordinary events that have led him from being an utterly skeptical atheist to a believer in God, although a believer who still regards himself as not being a member of any religion.

Atheists think that God is a mythical character that exists only as an invented product of human religions. Religions talk about God as if He's a missing-in-action ancient historical phantom found only in scripture. Neither atheism nor religion speaks about God as a smart, vibrant, witty, opinionated, eternally present, and very human spirit.

J. Neil Schulman's experience of God has been direct and personal, not filtered through scripture, tradition, or religious teachings. And, because he is a novelist, journalist, and screenwriter noted for his compelling style, Neil is able to describe his contact with God in abundant detail, with fresh insights and revealing new perspectives.

Unlike Neale Donald Walsch's Conversations with God, J. Neil Schulman did not seek to start a conversation with God. Quite the contrary. J. Neil Schulman was an atheist who found, despite his best efforts to disbelieve it, that God was starting a conversation with him!

J. Neil Schulman's personal account of his contact with God is unique, with a view of God that challenges traditional religious views of God as remote and authoritarian, and challenges a New Age view that denies God has a definable personality.

In I Met God, J. Neil Schulman tells you ...

• How he decided when he was only five years old that he didn't believe God existed, a view Neil held until his 30's;
• How even as an atheist Neil experienced paranormal phenomena such as foreknowledge of events, psychic communication, and supernatural messages;
• What convinced Neil that God was not a fable but a real and present spirit with a fully human personality;
• How religious scholars' totally non-Biblical definition of God as "omnipotent, omniscient, and omnipresent" have driven rational people into atheism;
• Why religious people who will only worship God and Jesus if They are perfect and incapable of making mistakes are childish, prideful, and ultimately disloyal to God;
• How God discouraged Neil from praying too much ... and how a few weeks later Neil had a remarkable dream that changed his life;
• Why the disbelief in the afterlife, or belief in Heaven as a real place, is the single most important factor in how people make their fundamental life choices and form their political opinions;
• What God looks for when He looks into a human soul, and how from His viewpoint God is not all-powerful but He feels almost helpless in the face of our individual free-will powers ...
• And Much Much More!

J. Neil Schulman, author of I Met God

If you're looking for someone real, intelligent, eloquent, and open-minded, who can tell you from personal experience what's on God's mind, J. Neil Schulman's I Met God is not to be missed.

Format: 37 iPod compatible MP3 files.
Playlists and Readme text files included
Total Length: 17 hours, 14 minutes
(Broadband recommended for download)
Zip File size: 170 Mb.

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