Douglas A. King’s An Innocent World is a remarkable book that invites readers to ponder some of life’s deepest questions: What is the nature of sin? Why do we suffer? And what does it mean to live in a world shaped by our choices? This thought-provoking work blends sharp philosophical reasoning, heartfelt personal stories, and a strong foundation in biblical narratives, particularly the story of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. King’s unique perspective—shaped by his experiences working with dogs—adds an unexpected but deeply relatable layer to his exploration of innocence and spirituality. A World Without Sin The core of An Innocent World revolves around a bold hypothetical: What if Adam and Eve had never eaten the fruit from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil? King uses this question to contrast two possible realities. In one, humans live in a state of pure innocence—immortal, free from crime, war, or suffering. In the other, our current “World of the Guilty,” pain and strug...
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