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Mine would how exactly he deduced the origin of the Nephilims?
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The author did a great job
This is a great book review
I enjoyed it very well
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We're the stories real
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I'd ask him about the choice of title. There could have been so many other options, why chose Killing Abel?
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Post by Stephanie Stones »

I would love to know the level of research put into this book and why the author chose to stick to the perspective used.
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This was a very interesting book and in line with it being thought-provoking, It also brought up questions that I would like to ask the author.
The main question thatfor me would be the level of research the author implimented and how he came up with the idea for this book.
What major questions do you have for the author?
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Post by Ignesta Ignetius »

I'd like to know if the author had other reference materials other than the bible, that he consulted while writing this book.
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What inspired you to write this book?
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If I had a question for the author, I would ask him the idea behind this book.
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