Three Big Bangs
Three Big Bangs by Shawn McCraney In Three Big Bangs, Shawn McCraneyFounder of TGNN and developer of the fulfilled perspective—calling people to faith outside of religion. offers a bold and thought-provoking look at the origins of the universe, the incarnation of God, and the transformation of the world through Christ. Unlike typical Christian interpretations, this…
Three Big Bangs
In Three Big Bangs, Shawn McCraney offers a bold and thought-provoking look at the origins of the universe, the incarnation of God, and the transformation of the world through Christ. Unlike typical Christian interpretations, this book presents a spiritually driven timeline built around three cosmic events—three “bangs”—that reshape how we understand God, humanity, and the Bible. If you’ve ever felt like traditional religion doesn’t fully answer your spiritual questions, this book invites you to explore a more expansive, fulfilled perspective.
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“Before there was matter, before time, before ‘the beginning’ of Genesis 1:1… there was only God.”
What You’ll Learn
A fresh perspective on true origin of all things, beginning with God as invisible, eternal Spirit. How God moved from Spirit to material presence through the person of Jesus Christ. Why the Incarnation is central to understanding the third “bang”. How the third “bang”—the destruction of Jerusalem—marks the fulfillment of biblical prophecy. What it means that God’s material intervention has ceased. How this framework offers clarity on life, the Bible, and personal faith.
Who Should Read This Book?
- People questioning traditional religious teachings
- Seekers exploring the nature of God outside institutional faith
- Christians curious about the “fulfilled” perspective
- Students of theology looking for an alternative biblical timeline
- Anyone who wants a deeper understanding of God’s movement through history
- Followers of Jesus interested in post-biblical, Spirit-led living
Why Consider This Book
In a world full of conflicting theological claims, Three Big Bangs clears the noise by offering a simple yet profound structure rooted in Scripture and spiritual logic. It breaks away from the cycles of religious confusion and fear-based teachings, helping readers embrace a relationship with God that exists beyond religious systems. This book matters because it dares to tell a different story—one that starts and ends with God as Spirit, always present, always loving, and no longer operating through religious material means.
