The Interview with Jesus

by Willem Vanmat

Overview

In this novel, women are the tough, compassionate, charge-takers with common sense. Thanks to them, Hans Seeker, a young conflicted physicist, is eventually rescued from his brainwashed past and a life of unwanted celibacy.
Finding out at age 27 that he has been brainwashed by a religious cult, Hans rejects all religion and becomes an agnostic. Lacking the skills to deal romantically with women, he creates a robotic duplicate. She becomes alive, and soon they are sleeping together. Having a Near-Death-Experience, Hans meets the Mother-God of the universe. Being compassionate, she sends him a real woman to teach him the art of romance. In addition, the Mother-God's daughter, Nicolette, becomes his private goddess and teacher. After Hans finishes his basic training of safely functioning out of body, Nicolette takes him for a visit to Heaven where he gets an interview with a nontraditional, liberal Jesus who claims that none of his followers ever understood his real mission on Earth which was to introduce LOVE as the highest rule in the universe and the only path to Heaven.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940164275310
Publication date:	09/18/2020
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	283 KB

About the Author

Willem Vanmat is the pen-name of William Vanmastrigt. He Was born in the Netherlands in 1940 as Willem van Mastrigt. He immigrated with his parents and two brothers to the United States in 1957. He graduated from Bellevue High School in 1959. He graduated from Carnegie Mellon University in 1964 with a BFA in painting, design, and sculpture and became a citizen of the USA that same year. Finding out that teaching public school was not his calling, he became an editor and copywriter for the Westinghouse Printing Division for 13 years. After receiving an Associate in Electronics Degree from Penn Tech he worked as a lab technician for the Westinghouse Science and Technology Center for 8 years. He was a Resident Advisor for Residential Care Services for 11 years. William is spiritual rather than religious. His greatest love is the study of Life-After-Death and Near-Death-Experiences. He was a part-time lecturer for the Pittsburgh Theosophical Society from 1962-1973. Ever since arriving in the United States, he has been actively involved in the Presbyterian Church as a deacon, an elder, and a member of the choir.