Publisher's Synopsis
An encore volume from Mitchell lending clarity to his previous work, as well as elucidating further how his school of Post-Traditionalism and Religion without religion works within Virtue Ethics and in the context of the reality of the will of God. It also discusses the role of the hero and the donning of theChrist-soul, and finally how vying with each other in good works can bring peace and fecundity to the coming Kingdom of God than that we as a unified humankind must create upon Earth, if we are to have any future here. We are running short on time to do such, and before it can happen we must overcome Post-Modernism by gonig back to a time before it was created by our errant hand in the 20th century, Thus this volume is a kind of reboot of that fallen century. Doing such is a second chance that history and reality rarely allows. And we must work and hope that we get it right this time around. This is the surrendering to the will of God in the hope that he will not look poorly upon this decision which we must make if we are to survive.
