Introduction

The novel "Pilates Babel" is a fictional account of a very real event that took place in a historical period in mankind's distant past.

Although the original Babel separated mankind in speech, thought, and cultural relations, the Babel referred to in "Pilates Babel" poses the unique question: what if man had not been judged to love evil more than God and that man could only ruminate on evil continuously.

How would one universal language as a result of this non-judgment affect the historical outcome of man's destiny? "Pilates Babel" attempts to tackle this question in our modern times. The book presumes we all know the answer to the posited question.