Could Newton be Turning in his Grave?

(MALTA, Europe, 10 July 2006). “The discovery of the phenomenon of gravity, which will in turn reveal the true nature of the universe, could also be the key to reveal the true nature of God.” This is a claim you will find on the back cover of the latest published book ‘God and Gravity’ by Roger Rogers.

According to the author, peace will rule the world when one day science will destroy all religious beliefs through the revelation of the phenomenon of gravity.

“I consider myself as another Faraday,” says Rogers. “After 35 years of part-time research work which included several experiments, I felt the necessity to share my theory on gravity by publishing it in this book, for the benefit of all. I also believe that my theory of gravity will one day lead us to discover new technologies. Any challenges regarding my theory are most welcomed.”

Rogers says that we are all in a trance of some sort living a life based on our beliefs and circumstances. We tend to establish our reality on these beliefs and there is a point where it is very difficult to change our thinking about some issues in our lives.

Both God and gravity are a phenomenon. We place our faith in them according to the conditioning we had been exposed to about them and our willingness in accepting this conditioning.

It does not necessarily mean that what we believe is true.

The book ‘God and Gravity’ encourages the reader to question his consciousness about his faiths, regarding everything.

“I found myself fascinated as I went through the book. The topics in ‘God and Gravity’ are presented in a particular way that makes it easy to digest the otherwise serious issues. It is inspiring, and light hearted at times - certainly a book that affects you at a deep level,” said Tanya Malone, a bank manager in San Francisco.

The softcover book is available from http://www.godandgravity.com. The author is also offering another three powerful reports (in digital form) by Dr Robert Anthony and Dick Sutphen with every order made to enhance the reader’s experience and concepts of ‘God and Gravity’.

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