| An examination of the three religions of Abraham challenges readers to incorporate the universal values of love and kindness into daily life. This book is an expression of the author's core beliefs and his understanding of eternal truths, which he believes should be relevant to all families. A central consideration is whether God-like acts performed by all humans should always earn God's Mercy and Grace. Additionally, does substantial and reasonable adherence to the Three Absolutes -- the Ten Commandments, the Golden Rule, and honoring a core prayer -- result in God-like acts? For reasons explained in this book, William J. Soter writes for all those who have suffered and who believe that God's Mercy is unknown to humans and is truly immeasurable. He passionately believes that God never automatically excludes from His Kingdom those who live their lives honestly, compassionately, and who work with humility toward others. Soter's purpose is not to criticize core beliefs, but to confirm them. He wishes not to revise basic teachings, but to understand the depth of the true meaning of the messages revealed in those teachings.
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