The Nameless Survivor (Valkyrie) - Plot & Excerpts
And yet, to these same people, a man walking on water made perfect sense. Least to say, this same man died, then allegedly walked on his own. I do not call myself a religious man, and God and I have had our differences, yet the similarity between the world’s demise and the words of an ancient people have not gone unnoticed. The fact still remains that the human race, aside from their faults, are an intuitive species. Foreseeing the future is only a matter of exploring our own imaginations with an open state of mind. If man can imagine it, then chances are it can and will happen. Most would have scoffed at this, the thought that the Bible, or any other religious text, could be nothing more than an imagination running untethered. However, even at the height of our civilization there were signs of this phenomena everywhere. A perfect example came from the fantasy television show Star-Trek. After the first airing, its reviews were quiet poor.
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