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People need to do more personal in-depth research on the validity of any kind of religious/spiritual/metaphysical literature that they may dare take to heart, as this book itself is full of man-made nonsense. This book has been proven to be a fraud by various literary analyses, showing how more recent science and archaeological finds have disproven many of this book’s erroneous statements. I first thought this book might be worthwhile, but as soon as I looked online for the background and origins of this book, the search results made it all immediately clear to me- this book is just one of many pieces of literature that claims to provide some kind of divine insight, that’s actually a bunch of nonsense being fabricated by human hands— not at all “divinely inspired”.

Dev. Thanks for the effort you put into making this app. It really is great. However, the monthly payment to enable search and other features is … how can I put it nicely… a bit too much. I would be happy to pay you but the amount you’re asking with a recurring setup… I just cannot bring myself to pull the trigger so to speak. Perhaps one payment to open up each feature? Or at least a smaller amount to get the features. Idk. But if something changes there, I am IN!

I wouldn’t necessarily consider myself a “student” of the Papers per se, but around last spring I became introduced to this cool little volume. I was especially intrigued by its fourth section on the life and teachings of Jesus. As a Christian it was cool to read a kind of “sci-fi Bible” where the story of the Old Testament and the story of the New are all just one part of an overarching cosmic drama that spans eons. Three suggestions I have for the app are just stylistic choices. I’m a fan of EB Garamond as a font so if there were a few more font selections that’d be dandy. Also maybe a “red text” version (heck maybe a “blue text” version) on the app’s settings where the words of Jesus are in red (a la the Truthbook website) or stand out somehow would be a good touch. A third idea is just one that pleases my OCD brain aesthetically - a justified text option on the settings. Overall, nice app, nice book, nice story - a cool read, even though I don’t necessarily believe all that it has to say.