"IMMORTALITY: The Sciencce of Forbidden Fruit "is a two-part nonfiction book that answers the question of how evolution may have responded to the natural law of information conservation. Quantum theory holds that unique information can neither be created nor destroyed. Human individuality is based upon the unique information encoded when the brain's limbic system attaches emotions to human memories. The author, attorney-reseracher Michael A. Tewell, presents a meticulously crafted theoretical model of how evolution adapted human DNA to conserve human individuality from one life to another.
Part One is the theoretical model. Part Two is a memoir of how the author's near-death-experience at six-years-old transformed him from a shy child who dreamed of a life preaching the Gospel and saving souls to one as a fearless trial lawyer who defended the poor for 25 years as an Assistant Public Defender--and religious skeptic. He also discusses how PHIALPHA (his name for the evolutionary process of human immortality) will affect our view or religion in general and Christianity in particluar.
"IMMORTALITY: The Science of Forbidden Fruit" will challenge the reader's perspective of life and life after death.
