The Architect's Defense : The People of Adam v. Heaven - and the Motion That Rebuilt a Race
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THE ARCHITECT'S DEFENSE
The People of Adam v. Heaven - and the Motion That Rebuilt a Race
Case number Alpha-Omega, 1001. Docket: the entire human race.
In the Superior Court of Eternal Records, Counselor Lucian Argent has never lost a motion - and he isn't about to start now. His evidence is airtight, filed since a garden, a fruit, and a question that began with Did God really say. The defendant has no lawyer. No argument. No case.
Then the doors open. A man in a plain dark suit walks the aisle, scars visible past his cuffs, and sets a single folder on the empty defense table.
"I move to strike."
What follows is nine sessions of the oldest trial in history, argued as a modern courtroom drama - witnesses called (the Law, the Wages of Sin, the Weight of Guilt), precedent cited (Rahab, David, Joshua the high priest, the woman caught in the act), objections raised, and a verdict handed down "with prejudice, forever."
The Architect's Defense reimagines the language of grace - sin, judgment, advocacy, acquittal - as legal thriller, letting readers experience salvation not as sermon but as trial: charge, cross-examination, and closing argument. Built on the author's Architecture Philosophy - that a cancelled charge and a redrawn foundation are the same mercy wearing two coats - this is theology you don't just read. You sit in the gallery for it.
For readers of Christian fiction who want their faith argued, not just affirmed.
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Details
- ISBN-13: 9798191380520
- ISBN-10: 9798191380520
- Publisher: Independently Published
- Publish Date: August 2026
- Dimensions: 8 x 5 x 0.27 inches
- Shipping Weight: 0.23 pounds
- Page Count: 108
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