There had been too many well

You're here now in the twentieth century and, from what you've said, you've obviously stopped off in between here and first-century Jerusalem. So you must know how 'Brax fouls things up after you leave the Apostles to get on with the job.But if you know that, why don't you stop it before it happens and save yourself all these problems?'

'Very easily,' he said. 'It's a well-known fact that all authors put something of themselves into the characters they create.'There really was no answer to that.And I could not argue that it was impossible for the future to coexist with the present.There had been too many well-autnenticated cases of specific predictions ranging from events a century or more in the up-when, by people like Nostradamus, and uncannily accurate short-range seers like Swedenborg.