Humans: The Untold Story of Adam and Eve and their Descendants (Mjomba and the Evil Ghost, #2)

This is Volume Two of the 3-volume novel "Humans, the Untold Story of Adam and Eve and their Descendants" by Joseph Luguya. “Humans” is riveting theology-fiction in which Christian Mjomba, a student of philosophy and theology who is prisoner of his runaway imagination, is determined to turn in a winning theological thesis. Mjomba is tempted to employ Satan, the Father of Lies who masquerades as the Angel of Light and also the Father of Death, as his mouthpiece for expounding on the Church’s dogmas; and he falls for bait! He imagines that, if he succeeds in bringing this off, he will effectively make Diabolos work for the salvation of souls instead of their damnation! And for that, unbeknownst to him, he becomes a marked man.

This is a theology-fiction fest in which Mjomba “dies” and continues the dialogue on the other side of the gulf that separates the living from the dead!

He does not discover that he had been demon-possessed for the better part of his life, starting from around the time he quit the seminary to return to lay life, until the moment he sees the Ruler of the Underworld, at the head of a column of demons, bearing down on him with the obvious intention of dragging him to his assigned dungeon in the belly of hell. As Beelzebub gets him in a headlock, he tries in his desperation to attract the attention of Saint Peter who is standing guard at the gates of heaven and is within earshot, but to no avail.

Reading Mr. Luguya's novel is like watching a horror movie in which Good (represented by "the Deliverer") and Evil (represented by "Old Scratch") are pitted against each other, with Mjomba caught in the middle!

www.Spiritrestoration.org: In the same way that C. S. Lewis wrote Screwtape Letters, Joseph Luguya attempts to describe the spiritual realm from a human perspective. Luguya does very well at portraying the character of the Devil…This book is one that every fan of C. S. Lewis should check out. Luguya has a very scholarly form just like Lewis…The Devil teaches almost more than the Christian. It is a very convicting book. Luguya is a great writer and well worth the investment in this huge book.

Midwest Book Review: This is a novel about the Devil's desire to claim his due, and one man's journey to hell and back. Hellishly delicious, (Humans) is a worthy contemplation of good and evil, and highly recommended reading for its insights on humanity, its wordplay, and sheer devilish delight.

Fr. Gary Coulter: Joseph Luguya has written a very different novel, somewhat on the lines of C.S. Lewis' Screwtape Letters.

Stanford Business Magazine: In this novel, the fictitious author of a thesis on “Original Virtue” offers an African perspective of spirituality in general and Christianity in particular.