For
Christian readers having difficulty reconciling the
existence of aliens with their religion, Ann Huff's book is the one to
read to
see how she adapted.
As
a youngster, Ms. Huff grew up with strange visitors at her
bedside which she did not question, but let it become part of her
world.
Religion
and aliens are something many abductees struggle with
and Ms. Huff's book will help other readers make the transition from
accepting
aliens into their world, without disrupting their religious beliefs.
Ms.
Huff chronicles her adaptation to alien visitors and their
influence on her life.
Ms.
Huff captures the sentiment shared by people who face the
realization there is a greater reality of which we were previously
unaware.
The
book comes highly recommended for readers struggling with
the religious versus extraterrestrial concept.
This
spiral bound, softcover book is 120 pages and contains
sketches of various alien encounters and other phenomena which readers
will
find interesting.
AAER
readers highly recommend this book.
Review
by Marilyn Ruben, Alien Abduction Experience and
Research.
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