Dan Mcaneny: 6 books

This book is for one person only—a person not yet alive in the physical body—but you are more than welcome to read it. It describes unimaginable changes that will expand our experience here on earth by the year 2075. These revolutionary advancements are of such magnitude that the human race will...

Christ was not crucified? To many, the very idea is blasphemous, offensive in the extreme. Others might respond, “Who cares?” After all, 2000 years later, does it matter? This book contends that it does. It maintains that the drama of Christ Crucified implies a notion of a limited God, with us...

Imagine you’re 85, riddled with stomach cancer, with only a month to live. Remarkably, you start drinking something that looks and tastes like water, and six weeks later you are in good health. Friends with sick relatives ask you for the water. You give away your last bottle. When you search the...

What’s a tourist? It’s someone who travels from place to place, taking in the sights and sounds of one place before traveling to the next. Most of us on this planet have never been tourists in that sense of the word because it takes money and time that few can spare. So why do I claim we...

As a civilization we’re doing some things quite well and others not so well. Imagine for a moment we could gain access to a source of knowledge many magnitudes greater than ours. Could we fix all those areas where we’re not doing well, and make huge advances in the others? The answer is yes, and...

At first glance it makes no sense whatever to believe that if you know only five things—just knowing them alone, not acting on them—could possibly make you happy. When you reflect on your life so far, though, it will likely occur to you that knowing some things right now makes you a lot happier...