Theocrat

Vycta Franks always considered himself a man of Faith; an unconventional Faith, a private Faith.



He believes what he feels he was told by God. "Follow my voice and your path, but do not teach. Do this, and you will reach paradise."



When he died, he went to Heaven, where everyone has Faith.



They are still people, and where there are people, there is conflict. Man warring on man because interpreting how to express Faith is still an issue. Faith is always an issue.



From the orbiting paradisiac Principalities, connected to the war ravaged spiritual earth by great orbital elevators, to the hidden, secret copses, man's free will is only trumped by God's law. God was not a busybody on Earth, he is not one in Heaven.



The Choir of Heaven keeps them from ultimate destruction, while the “discussions” continue.



Vycta is drawn immediately into these wars of Faith. Despite thinking he is different, he is just another theocrat, and he has a lot to learn about Faith and the even more precious, Grace.