Resolution 786

<i>Resolution 786</i> is a timely and intellectually provocative work about God love and war. Adam Hueghlomm the product of a mixed marriage was raised as both a Muslim and a Jew. Hueghlomm's fate unfolds through his childhood in Africa his life as an adult in America and his experiences during the Iraq War. Using the twenty-first century's first war as a backdrop Hueghlomm simultaneously participates in the twenty-second century's most celebrated trial a thought-provoking courtroom confrontation which charges the Lord with crimes against humanity.</p>From the fields of Nairobi to America's western canyons to the streets and alleys of Baghdad this story is told through a series of brilliantly interwoven vignettes that include traditional narrative e-mail messages poems an obituary a letter to the United Nations Commission for Human Rights and a five-count indictment of the Lord.</p>Thoughtful challenging and smart <i>Resolution 786</i> weaves the black humor of Vonnegut through a tapestry of Kafkaesque imagery to create a vision of one man's troubled relationship with God.