The Blessed Evil

This Book Is About The Mysteries Of Our World Where Everyday Things Are Usually Not What They Seem And Everything Is Connected Regardless Of How Disparate Remote And Completely Unconnected They Appear.. It Is Also About The Interpretation Of Good And Evil; Right And Wrong. What Determines These And Can One Do What Is Wrong And Still Be Right?. The Book Tells A Story Of A Man In England Between The Middle Nineteen Fifties And The Late Nineteen Eighties; Whose Pastime It Would Seem Was The Indiscriminate Killing Of People He Encountered Regardless Of Age Sex Creed Or Social Status. This Man Came From An Unenviable Background; From The Wrong End Of Society. He Was Orphaned From An Early Age Through The Killing Of His Father At The Hands Of His Mother—An Event Which He May Or May Not Have Witnessed And His Subsequent Abandonment By His Mother Who Also Met With An Untimely Death. The Man’S Deficiencies Continued To Add Up Since He Was Also Afflicted By A Multitude Of Psychiatric Issues And Spent The Best Part Of His Life In And Out Of Correctional Facilities. It Would Be Normal To Expect This Man’S Life To Amount To Anything But Positive. Our Inherent Sense Of Normalcy May Therefore Short-Circuit And Tailspin In Confusion At The Hint Of The Possibility Of An Alternative Outcome Under The Same Circumstances. Notwithstanding This Everything About Lewis May Well Be Part Of A Process Towards A Transformed And Cleansed World.