They say that a chess grandmaster thinks something like 15 (or was it 50) moves ahead. It doesn't really matter whether it is the lesser or the greater because in this battle, this war, this, well what can I call it? Whatever it is, God already made the first move and although things are still happening, Jesus said, 'It is finished...'. As you read you will understand that almost 2000 years ago, it truly was total and complete victory (although one might argue that the outcome was never in doubt). But this booklet has a little more to it than that.At times almost caustic, this book cuts through the cobwebs and shines a light on some of the junk we might have accumulated in the attic of our minds before taking us back to where we should have first believed.I do want to make it clear that I am not a professional writer or a man of letters who has cunningly crafted something for your attention but I think you should be able to tell that from text itself. I have written, made an attempt at revision and hope you will provide your comments on the comment page. If past chat discussions are any indication, that might be one long comment page. Since I forgot to consider those who didn't have faith before reading the book, I should add a little introductory prayer here that you can use until you find the right place. Make a note of it even if you don't think you need it yet: 'Lord Jesus, I really have fallen short of where I should be. Please help me to understand better, where and how I should be and also help me to make that journey. Please forgive my shortcomings and help and protect me on my way to where you want me to be.'If you are sincere, for God knows your heart, you will begin to notice a change, i.e., it will be immediate but it may be so subtle that you may not notice at first but you will notice at some point. Use that prayer with The Lord's Prayer each day until you find a church that understands as you should now do after reading this book. Read your bible each day, perhaps starting with one book and sticking with that book (perhaps a chapter a day) until you finish it.