TO THE FAITHLESS AND UNBELIEVING BERTRAM GREY

If faith alone can't be trusted to reveal the truth in something as insignificant as a Ping-Pong ball, then how can it be expected to reveal the truth in something as important and mysterious as The Nature of God Himself?" Bertram asks his uncle, as they stand before a machine designed to "capture faith in a test tube" so that Bertram can study it and try to understand it. In To The Faithless and The Unbelieving BERTRAM GREY, the author offers a unique blend of fiction and reality as Bertram Grey travels from his hometown of Pietyville, South Carolina: to Jacksonville, Florida: to the rainforests of South America, in search of the elusive answer to the riddle of faith, and the author, who is on a similar quest, journeys to the precipice between life and death, itself, to find a relationship with a God that he can neither see nor hear.