The Great Thirst One

<p>Small town science teacher Keith Bradley climbs into a red Tesla with English teacher Talia Ramin for the field trip of a lifetime. At stake is a missing copy of the Scriptures on gold tablets. At risk is the trust of an ancient order sworn to keep the tablets safe. <br>Talia's archaeologist aunt and uncle may have lost their last clue to artifact thieves. A government ultimatum might undo every lesson they have taught their students about keeping the Word safe. <br><br>What are you saying? We're supposed to take the kids' Bibles away from them? <br>There's no need to be defensive. We want materials from everyone in the community. This will become a resource for all time. These insights will become global and eternal. <br>Talia asked People don't have to give us their Bibles do they? <br>This program fails if it doesn't accomplish the critical goal of gathering all the possible data. <br>What exactly do you mean by 'this program fails'? <br>Doctor Williams said It doesn't qualify for the grants. <br>You mean we lose everything from implementing the Bible as Literature program? <br>Are your Bible studies secret? Why does sharing them with the world disturb you? Are you that selfish? </p>