This isn’t the same author who said birth control was robbing God of priests, is it?
gp
10 years ago
I don’t believe I’ve ever seen a wormhole pulled off well, yet the attempts are innumerable. At least this cover has some contortionists to distract attention from the wormhole.
It looks like he’s wearing underwear on the outside of his pants. Also, if Prophetess Sonya doesn’t think living in a ‘Soulish Realm” is a good idea, where does she want to live? Hell?
Catie
10 years ago
I can’t stop staring at that woman’s croch. It’s like it is staring at me O_O
Bruce
10 years ago
Soulish? Um, considering the subject matter, maybe it should have been Soulless? Is English a second launguage for the prophetess?
But then again, naming it correctly wouldn’t have come close to saving this cover. Wow.
“Soulish” is evangelical jargon. It’s used to make a distinction between the spiritual life and the soul life, which is motivated by the mind and the emotions rather than the Holy Spirit.
I’m in traditional evangelical circles and I’ve never heard this term used before. The title Prophetess isn’t used either. I’m with Kris on this, sounds more like a cult thing.
Ron Miller
10 years ago
I all too often wish that Poser had never been invented.
Ron Miller
10 years ago
I was kind of curious about the publisher so I looked them up. Tate Publishing professes to be a “Christian” publishing company working to strict Christian values…but has a “not recommended” rating from Preditors and Editors. Though they claim to be “not a self-publisher in our approach, operation, or philosophy in any way” there is a $4000 price tag attached. This is kind of sad, especially given what the author apparently receives for this…
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This isn’t the same author who said birth control was robbing God of priests, is it?
I don’t believe I’ve ever seen a wormhole pulled off well, yet the attempts are innumerable. At least this cover has some contortionists to distract attention from the wormhole.
Man.
Top Right.
What’s happening around his groin?
Well, to be fair, I’d be wetting myself too.
It looks like he’s wearing underwear on the outside of his pants. Also, if Prophetess Sonya doesn’t think living in a ‘Soulish Realm” is a good idea, where does she want to live? Hell?
I can’t stop staring at that woman’s croch. It’s like it is staring at me O_O
Soulish? Um, considering the subject matter, maybe it should have been Soulless? Is English a second launguage for the prophetess?
But then again, naming it correctly wouldn’t have come close to saving this cover. Wow.
“Soulish” is evangelical jargon. It’s used to make a distinction between the spiritual life and the soul life, which is motivated by the mind and the emotions rather than the Holy Spirit.
Huh?
Yeah, what he said.
Jargon is right. Can I get a glass of water with that spoon of BS?
I have never heard the word “soulish” in traditional evangelical circles. Must be a cult of some kind. That explains the numerous robotic people.
I’m in traditional evangelical circles and I’ve never heard this term used before. The title Prophetess isn’t used either. I’m with Kris on this, sounds more like a cult thing.
I all too often wish that Poser had never been invented.
I was kind of curious about the publisher so I looked them up. Tate Publishing professes to be a “Christian” publishing company working to strict Christian values…but has a “not recommended” rating from Preditors and Editors. Though they claim to be “not a self-publisher in our approach, operation, or philosophy in any way” there is a $4000 price tag attached. This is kind of sad, especially given what the author apparently receives for this…
They are a vanity press. That’s why Pred & Ed says stay away. FLEE while there’s time!
Soulrnado!
I keep hearing “Scottish Realm” when I read that title.
Ericb: =)
“Prophetess Sonya Ingram”?
Well, that about says it all right there. I don’t need to know anything more about this book to pass on it… FAST!
The sims vortex edition.