Part 1: explores the wonders of human consciousness through such topics as wonders in the being of God, wonders in the life and mission of Christ, the wonders of the Bible, the wonders of us, the wonders of evolution, including evolution in the Bible, the ultimate compendium of evolution. Part 2: argues for the saving of saving-faith in this age of electronic humanity that demonstrates only an expedient kind of faith.______ Concludes with the prophetic vision of human transformation with the integration of flesh and electronics. Envisions the immortal potential of human consciousness.______ Throughout treats the powerful significance of language consciousness in human life of the spirit. Supported by scientific and literary texts from a broad spectrum of learning. ______ Author Bio: Charles Thomas Workman, PhD in English from Tulane University. Retired professor emeritus from Samford University, a private institution in Homewood, Alabama. Specialized in British literature of the 19th century and in world literature. Married 50 years to Edna Smith Workman of Iuka, Mississippi. One son, Charles Edward, a professor in the World Language Department of Samford University. Daughter-in-law, Kimberly Hall Workman, a personnel accountant. One grandson, Ethan, on the cover of this book with his face to the sky and his back to the wall, so to speak. ______ Keywords: Reason, Faith, Vision, Language, Immortality, Evolution, Consciousness, Humanity Divinity, Electronics