James Allen Releases Die-Mentions: The 12 Dimensions of God, Linking Science and Faith

James Allen's new book, Die-Mentions: The 12 Dimensions of God, is now available. The work combines ideas from science, theology, and philosophy to discuss the concept of multiple dimensions. It examines how these ideas might connect to human existence and spiritual beliefs.

The book suggests that human life continues after death in a higher-dimensional form. James draws on the Law of Conservation of Energy, which states energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed. He links this to biblical passages, like Luke 9:28-36, to propose that human energy shifts to a higher state guided by divine presence.

James uses a simple analogy to explain dimensions beyond human perception. He compares our understanding to that of a fish, seeing only height and width, while we, in the third dimension, also see depth. Higher dimensions, such as the fourth or beyond, may exist around us, unnoticed, with heaven possibly spanning dimensions three through twelve.

Near-death experiences (NDEs) play a key role in the book's discussion. James shares accounts of people who describe feelings of peace, radiant light, and love during these moments. He connects these experiences to biblical teachings, noting that the love described aligns with the divine love central to his message.

The book also explores faith, hope, and love as guiding forces across dimensions. James suggests these qualities help humans connect with higher realms. He emphasizes that love, in particular, acts as a spiritual link between our world and divine dimensions.

James references scientific theories, such as string theory, to support his ideas about multiple dimensions. He compares our limited perception to a two-dimensional being unable to see the third dimension. This framework suggests that divine realities may exist beyond what we can observe.

The book also considers time as spherical, not linear, from a divine perspective. James cites verses like Revelation 22:13 to show that God exists outside of time, seeing all moments simultaneously. This idea ties into his broader discussion of a multidimensional universe.

James encourages readers to think about life and death in new ways. He suggests that science and faith can work together to reveal truths about existence. The book invites open-minded exploration of spiritual and scientific ideas without claiming to have all the answers.

The book is currently available through Amazon and www.booksbyjamesallen.org [http://www.booksbyjamesallen.org/] for convenience.

About the Author

James Allen is a Bible student and U.S. Air Force Honor Graduate with a B.S. in Business and Land Use Development. The loss of his youngest son inspired him to study Near-Death Experiences and compare them with biblical teachings, leading to Die-Mentions: The 12 Dimensions of God. Allen has been married for 35 years, with one daughter and two sons. He enjoys racquetball, horseback riding, and weightlifting.

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