Phillippe W. Bryant is interviewed by CBS Radio’s Benji Cole about his book “Initium: Self-Genesis of God,” which discusses God as our ultimate destination

Phillippe W. Bryant and Benji Cole discuss Initium: Self-Genesis of God, a book that explores the mysteries of Divine origins, wonders what God was like even before the beginning, and asks “why did He start the beginning?”

As a freshman at St. John’s University, Phillippe W. Bryant experienced a life-changing insight. In an introductory philosophy course titled “Man and Nature,” God was metaphysically referred to as “The Prime Mover.” Phillippe’s quest to comprehend and know the biblical God began with this fascinating dialogue. The result of this search is Principia DivineTM (www.PrincipiaDivine.com), a nontraditional teaching platform that allows for a candid study of God free of false theology, man-made concepts, and false religion.

Initium: Self-Genesis of God, bravely goes where few theologians have gone before, searching into God’s mystery origins before He created the Universe. A remarkable self-genesis occurred within the self-existent God of the Bible. This terrifying revelation was the result of a larger research project into God’s mysterious relationships with nature.

Remarkably, portions of His Divine anatomy that were previously unknown have been disclosed. These highlighted aspects of God help us understand God’s self-genesis as it is revealed in the Bible. Given the religious presumption that “God is Truth,” His most intriguing self-genesis also explains how “truth itself” manifested. As a result, this is undoubtedly the most important theological work of the twentieth century. Furthermore, these breathtaking revelations about His Divine anatomy and terrifying self-genesis reveal novel insights into animate nature life and the fundamental existence of the Universe.

As the Creator intends, mankind can once again benefit from the unique wisdom and enlightenment that can only be gained through the realization of the Divine. Exploring the mystique of God’s historic beginnings has, strangely, offered the path to understanding the future.

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