Can Scientists Clone Christ from the Shroud of Turin and Bring About His Second Coming?

Judas of Rome explores the ultimate conspiracy: cloning Deity, ushering in the second coming of Christ and revealing the beast that is numbered 666 in the book of Revelation. This novel explores the moral, ethical and biblical aspects of cloning.
By: Debbie Lindgren
 
Nov. 28, 2011 - PRLog -- R. Vince Vicini’s first installment of his Melissa Mason trilogy is fast-paced, exciting and thought provoking that takes readers on an exhilarating journey from the United States to South America and eventually Rome; to the Vatican’s centuries-old catacombs that contain Satan’s ultimate secret to destroy the Roman Catholic Church.

Melissa Mason, a geneticist and member of the elite ASSASSINS team, with impunity from the Executive, Legislative and Judicial branches of the United States government, discovers billionaire Judas Nates' plans to clone Jesus Christ using the blood fibers from the Shroud of Turin.

But one thing is missing, the diary explaining how to control the genetic clock of genes in the human body. Melissa flies to Brazil to obtain the secret it contains and finds the weapon she needs to bring Judas down—his trust.

Judas’ sinister intentions to clone a human are revealed when several Bishops and the Commander of the Vatican’s Swiss Guard are murdered in exchange for blood soaked fibers stolen from the Shroud of Turin. With this valuable DNA, Judas imposes his plan on an innocent virgin who is made to carry the child.

What are the ramifications if Melissa fails to stop him? And why does her collaborator Cardinal Marinelli want Melissa to assassinate a miraculous twelve-year old child who reveals the beast numbered 666 in the Holy Bible's Book of Revelation? What secret does journalist Savannah Rand discover in the Bible Code that exposes Satan’s greatest conspiracy right inside the Vatican?  What does the President of the United States have to have to gain if Judas Nates is assassinated?  What is the CIA’s involvement?  

Judas of Rome raises compelling questions such as: Why is the Church against cloning when Eve herself was cloned from Adam's rib in the Garden of Eden?  Do cloned beings have souls? Can the Antichrist force the second coming of Jesus Christ through cloning? And, would you clone yourself to gain eternal life?

The book is available on Amazon.com, Createspace.com and Barnesandnoble.com.

Reviews for Judas of Rome:

"Once I realized what the premise of this book was, I didn't see how the author could carry it off.  But he does.  Splendidly. It would make a terrific movie."  --Julian Barry, Oscar nominated screenwriter.

"In Judas of Rome, author R. Vince Vicini takes us on a fantastic journey around the globe in this incredible fusion of espionage, biotechnology, martial arts, Christianity, and commando action. Judas of Rome is a larger than life story with compelling characters in a struggle for the highest stakes possible." --Richard J. Wagner, Ph.D.

About the author:
Written by R. Vince Vicini, Judas of Rome is the first novel of an exciting trilogy featuring the heroine Melissa Mason. Vince is a practicing Christian who incorporates scripture, issues facing the church and the ever perilous relationship between religion and science.  In his 22 years of law enforcement, Vince has worked along with the Secret Service, Drug Enforcement Agency, and U.S. Marshals.  A practitioner of the CIA-Initiated Remote Viewing and his ability to perform bi-location allows him to write in an exceptional manner regarding unusual classified events that are never reported on the evening news.
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Source:Debbie Lindgren
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