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Dr. Stafford Betty (Afterlife Researcher)
Stafford Betty is an afterlife researcher, novelist, and emeritus university professor of religious studies.
His major nonfiction books include The Afterlife Unveiled (2011), Heaven and Hell Unveiled (2014), and When Did You Ever Become Less by Dying? Afterlife: The Evidence (2016). His novels The Imprisoned Splendor (2011) and The Afterlife Therapist (2020) bring to life his research. His latest novel, Guardians of the Afterworld, published earlier this year, suggests how our world and the one we enter at death can influence each other. His novel Ghost Boy (2018) was written with young adults in mind. [Earlier in his career he published a Sanskrit translation of a Hindu philosophical treatise and two historical novels set in first-century Palestine. In the last five years he published two rather daring novels set in the future, one focused on Islam (The War for Islam) and the other on the future of women in the Catholic Church (The Womanpriest). Stafford is married and has five children.
You can check out his website here: https://www.staffordbetty.com/blank-2
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His major nonfiction books include The Afterlife Unveiled (2011), Heaven and Hell Unveiled (2014), and When Did You Ever Become Less by Dying? Afterlife: The Evidence (2016). His novels The Imprisoned Splendor (2011) and The Afterlife Therapist (2020) bring to life his research. His latest novel, Guardians of the Afterworld, published earlier this year, suggests how our world and the one we enter at death can influence each other. His novel Ghost Boy (2018) was written with young adults in mind. [Earlier in his career he published a Sanskrit translation of a Hindu philosophical treatise and two historical novels set in first-century Palestine. In the last five years he published two rather daring novels set in the future, one focused on Islam (The War for Islam) and the other on the future of women in the Catholic Church (The Womanpriest). Stafford is married and has five children.
You can check out his website here: https://www.staffordbetty.com/blank-2
Check out Mick’s newsletter on Substack):
https://themichaelgallagher.substack.com/
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By Michael GallagherStafford Betty is an afterlife researcher, novelist, and emeritus university professor of religious studies.
His major nonfiction books include The Afterlife Unveiled (2011), Heaven and Hell Unveiled (2014), and When Did You Ever Become Less by Dying? Afterlife: The Evidence (2016). His novels The Imprisoned Splendor (2011) and The Afterlife Therapist (2020) bring to life his research. His latest novel, Guardians of the Afterworld, published earlier this year, suggests how our world and the one we enter at death can influence each other. His novel Ghost Boy (2018) was written with young adults in mind. [Earlier in his career he published a Sanskrit translation of a Hindu philosophical treatise and two historical novels set in first-century Palestine. In the last five years he published two rather daring novels set in the future, one focused on Islam (The War for Islam) and the other on the future of women in the Catholic Church (The Womanpriest). Stafford is married and has five children.
You can check out his website here: https://www.staffordbetty.com/blank-2
Check out Mick’s newsletter on Substack):
https://themichaelgallagher.substack.com/
His major nonfiction books include The Afterlife Unveiled (2011), Heaven and Hell Unveiled (2014), and When Did You Ever Become Less by Dying? Afterlife: The Evidence (2016). His novels The Imprisoned Splendor (2011) and The Afterlife Therapist (2020) bring to life his research. His latest novel, Guardians of the Afterworld, published earlier this year, suggests how our world and the one we enter at death can influence each other. His novel Ghost Boy (2018) was written with young adults in mind. [Earlier in his career he published a Sanskrit translation of a Hindu philosophical treatise and two historical novels set in first-century Palestine. In the last five years he published two rather daring novels set in the future, one focused on Islam (The War for Islam) and the other on the future of women in the Catholic Church (The Womanpriest). Stafford is married and has five children.
You can check out his website here: https://www.staffordbetty.com/blank-2
Check out Mick’s newsletter on Substack):
https://themichaelgallagher.substack.com/