The Message That Comes From Everywhere: Exploring the Similarities Between the World's Religions and Modern Science ~ by Gary Beckwith Discover the truth about how all the world's major religions have the same common elements, and how Quantum Physics is now proving what the ancient religious texts have espoused for thousands of years. Gary Beckwith's fascinating book The Message That Comes From Everywhere is a must read for anyone who is interested in expanding their understanding of God and religion, and who wants to see a more peaceful world evolve.

This book is required reading by the United Interfaith Institute, which of course speaks very highly for the quality of its message.

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This is a simple guide anyone can understand, which discusses the similarities and bonds between all the world's religions. If we could stop fighting over whose God is the true God, maybe the world would be more peaceful.

For centuries, religion has divided people and caused wars.

Today, we have the power to realize that religion can bring us together.

“I have been reading books on metaphysics/spirituality/religion for almost 20 years but this is the best I've read yet. It is easy to understand and enjoyable to read. Maybe because I've been thinking almost exactly along those same lines for so long but I've been unable to put my thoughts in simple cohesive words as you did. I could go on and on but I'll stop here. Thanks for your book and please keep up the great work."
-- JJD

"This book is a welcome enrichment in the field of comparative religion ... From dozens of quotations from the major religious groups we learn that the oneness of the Creator is expressed in all religions ... That view has a timeliness in wake of the blow that our nation received from terrorists."
-- Rabbi Samuel M. Silver, The National Jewish Post and Opinion

"Wow, thanks! The book is exactly what I'm looking for. I've read books on Hinduism, Taoism, Buddism and plenty on Christianity (I was a preacher for several years in the Church of England (Anglican) but couldn't keep my eyes on Christianity alone since I saw truth everywhere, especially since I'm a professional scientist.) I've seen so many parallels - I really think there's something in this."
-- Sally

“I read the book and just loved it. … I always believed that there was only One God, and I thought why could it not be the same God for everyone since we all believe in one. I found Chapter 7 very interesting. I had looked for that kind of information, but didn't know where to begin, and you did it for me. Thanks!”
-- Bruni

“A masterful job of presenting all of these Messages in a compact read."
-- J. Allen

"The arguments make complete sense, they are supported by fact and they are easy to understand. I do indeed feel like this book is very timely."
-- RG

"I have just finished the book, and I have to say WOW! ...First of all it is easy to read, and will grasp a large audience. I just breezed through it. The amazing thing is that most of what is in this book is what I have been trying to formulate in my mind for the last couple of years. I have discussed many of these aspects with friends, and have come up with sometimes identical conclusions. However, I did not use many quotes in my discussion, I used basic knowledge of many of the religions, or what my friends told me about the religions they were raised with (I was not raised according to a certain religion). Now I finally have some quotes that I can use in my ongoing discussion. This book really inspired me!"
-- Laura

"This book is a brilliant discussion of the parallels of religions. If this book were required reading among religious leaders around the world, perhaps the wars fought over religious beliefs would end forever."
-- Midwest Book Review, Februrary 2002

"I just finished this book and I have to say WOW! It really inspired me!"
-- Laura K, Netherlands

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