Similar in structure to 'The Totality of Nature' (2000), but originally more consciously tailored to the space limitations of audio CD transcription, 'The Promise of "Kingdom Come"' (the quotes are advisable in view of the political dubiousness of the term 'kingdom' in this democratic day and age) proceeds through nine cycles, with titles ranging from 'The Wisdom of Sensible Truth' to 'Saving and/or Damning from the World'. Not all of it, however, is profoundly philosophic, and some lighter material is certainly provided by 'Bottles, Cans, and Beakers', arguably one of the author's most thought-provoking cycles