Metallic Human

Mark Davison, a former minister, still feeling the compulsion of spirituality, tells the story of his emotional and spiritual journey through the complex world in which we live. The term “metallic human” became synonymous with observing the majority of people walking through their daily lives in a completely emotionless state, cold and uncaring. Featuring a broad range of topics, Mark uses his own insights to discuss religion, family, love, and the loss thereof. Passion moves us, but only if we allow its touch to penetrate the hard shell that we have formed around our most sacred parts protecting us from the outside world. Love hurts, but the pain is worth the prize. Life is tough; it would be worthless without the strife. Death is imminent, our final rest, our ultimate demise.